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Two terracotta Mayan style garden figurines largest H: 80 cm smallest A/F CONDITION REPORT: A/F - head is off

Two 20th century bronze effect resin Tribal Art / Mayan style decorative lamp bases. Both with stylised tribal motifs to front and rear. Bronze effect resin construction, with brass fitments to top. Tallest approx; 36cm tall. 

Pair of Mayan Urns - decorated with Aztec designs on base

Two Mayan Urns - circular planter decorated with Aztec design on circular base.

A mixed media painting 'Mayan' warrior, image 19 x 24 cm.

MAYAN / AFRICAN GREEN HARDSTONE CARVING, modelled as a crouching animalistic figure, 11.5cm high

West Indies.- Gage (Thomas) The English-American his Travail by Sea and Land: Or, a New Survey of the West-India's, Containing a Journall of Three Thousand and Three Hundred Miles within the Main Land of America, first edition, title within woodcut border, woodcut initials and decorations, title fore-margin trimmed, just touching border, title with 2 small repairs, affecting 1 letter, and 2 tears to inner margin, occasional browning or light staining, a few short tears to margins, contemporary calf, rebacked, extremities worn, rubbed, [Hill 665; Sabin 26298; Wing G109], small folio, by R. Cotes, and are to be sold by Humphrey Blunden at the Castle in Cornhill, and Thomas Williams at the Bible in Little Britain, 1648.⁂ "The English-American his Travail by Sea and Land... was the first book by an English writer - in fact, the first book not by a Habsburg subject - portraying daily life in Spanish America... Gage took from others his account of the conquest of Mexico; wholly his own were the strong narrative line and his gift for observation. He wrote of the volcanoes overlooking Antigua (Agua, Fuego, and Acatenango) and the bustle of Portobello when the treasure fleet was in, with silver ingots piled in the street like paving-stones. He zestfully recalled the cuisine of the New World - the tortillas, beans, and tamales of the poor, the strange new fruits of the Indian market, and delicacies like the iguana. To chocolate, with an addict's obsessiveness, he devoted an entire chapter. He denounced the blending of Mayan ceremony and Catholic rites, but seldom condescended to his Indian parishioners, whom he found civil, gentle, industrious, and long-suffering." - ODNB.

Nine items of Peruvian and Mayan Textiles together with Five ' Mola ' Textiles made by Kuna Indians in Panama

Pair of Mayan Urns - circular planter decorated with Aztec design on circular base

A MAYAN (MEXICO) POTTERY VESSEL, decorated with gesticulating figures and a Tree of Life, red glaze and black slip. Yucatan Peninsula. Thought to be late Classic Period (550-830AD), 16.5cm high (Provenance: Desmond Morris, 27/7/1971 Gallery 43 London)

An ice bucket having Mayan inspired designs

Three Mexican silver bracelet each with stylised Mayan decoration and terminating in tongue and box fastener. (3).

2 Mayan Urn Garden Planters With Aztec Design

A obsidian Mexican Mayan style figure, 34.5 cm tall; together with a modern African mask, 27 cm (2)

2 Mayan urn circular garden planters decorated with Aztec design.

Pre-Columbian, Gulf Coast Mexico, Veracruz (Vera Cruz), Nopiloa style, Late Classic Period, ca. 550 to 950 CE. A fabulous hollow-molded pottery figure depicting a mother standing atop delineated feet. The mother wears layered robes decorated with thick tassels and an intricate medallion, holds her right arm closely to her side, and supports a small child with her left arm. Both mother and child boast similar facial features, such as squinting lunate eyes, bulbous noses, thick lips above rounded chins, and puffy cheeks. The child wearing large earspools and a crested head ornament, and the mother dons an elaborate headdress with dense stippled and linear motifs as well as finely-striated hair draped atop her shoulders. Traces of white pigment are abound across both figures and suggest the composition was intricately decorated at one time. Size: 6.2" W x 9.25" H (15.7 cm x 23.5 cm).Nopiloan art exists as a blend or cross between regular Vera Cruz and Mayan figures. Typically they are mold made figures that as have the look of Botero versions of Jaina figures. Relative to Jaina figures, those of Nopiloa are somewhat larger and have softer details. They are extremely thin-walled for their size, so their lightness is often surprising. Unlike the vivid El Faisan figures, they seldom have color other than occasional white or blue accents. This is a lovely example!A stylistically-similar example, of a smaller size and not holding a child, hammered for $6,600 at Christie's, New York "Pre-Columbian Art" auction (sale 1837, May 23, 2007, lot 86): https://www.christies.com/lotfinder/lot/veracruz-female-dignitary-nopiloa-late-classic-ca-4916350-details.aspx?from=searchresults&intObjectID=4916350&sid=b043f9b2-4a73-4d58-acd5-56e13633c06d Provenance: private New York, New York, USA collection; ex-Robert M. Peters collection; ex-Sotheby’s, New York (May 19, 1992, lot 136) Condition: Professionally repaired from multiple large pieces with light restoration, resurfacing, and overpainting along break lines. Minor abrasions and nicks to headdress, head, child, body, and limbs, with minor fading to original pigmentation, and light encrustations. Nice earthen deposits, root marks, and traces of original pigmentation throughout. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #146328

Mixed Statues including (2) Chinese terracotta Soldiers, Indian Goddess and Mayan God Figure (4) in total

A Mayan earthenware figure.

2 Mayan urn circular garden planters decorated with Aztec design.

Pair of stone Mayan urns - Circular planters decorated with Aztec design on circular baseGarden stone

A Mayan pottery bowl: of plain circular form: 10cm. diameter, together with a similar bowl, 9.5cm. diameter. (2)

Clip point with eagle, desert scene, words in raised relief. Ricasso is a bottle opener.Unique Desperado-style piece with Mayan-themed cross guard, steel blade, preserved hoof for handle. Inspired by the leaner hoof-handle hunting knives of southern German craftsmen. A rough translation of the visible writing on the right side of blade, from Spanish: "You cannot dominate me, oh valiant; no cowards without a fight" Issued: 20th c.Dimensions: 15.75"L overallCountry of Origin: Mexico Condition: Patina and wear consistent with age and use.

Large South American Mayan figure of a Warrior mounted on wooden base, 105cm in Height

A pre-Columbian Mayan bowl, painted in shades of iron red. 15th century or earlier. 8' diam.

A Mayan tripod bowl Mexico the interior painted with geometric designs, the exterior with a band of stylised decoration including a head, 31cm diameter.

A group of silver and multi gemstone jewellery includes a silver Mayan calendar on chain, a coral set silver bracelet, a turquoise cross on chain and cabochon set bracelet.

Original vintage sport poster in Spanish for the XIX Olympic Games in Mexico from 12-27 October 1968, the first Olympics held in Latin America. Great image of a gold coin with an ancient Mayan symbol in the centre and the name and dates of the Mexico Olympic Games inscribed around the edge in stylised lettering with the Olympic rings logo. Published by the Organising Committee for the XIX Olympic Games. Printed in Mexico by Miguel Galas S.A. Very good condition, folds, faint creases.Country: Mexico, year: 1968, designer: Unknown, size(cm): 45x45.

Interesting antique Mayan carved hardstone oval shallow bowl with pouring hole, width 10cm

2 Mayan Urns - circular planters decorated with Aztec design on circular base

2 Mayan urns - circular planters decorated with Aztec design on circular base

A 'MAYAN' TERRACOTTA FIGURE OF A SEATED WOMAN, and a glazed and painted and partially glazed pottery horse

A pair of undated archaistic ceramic items consisting of: a feeding bottle with tall funnel to the back, small spout to the front, spherical body with key pattern to shoulder; a Mayan seated figure wearing crown, disc earrings with tastles; necklaces, armlets, bracelets and anklets, belt with loin cloth. 439 grams total, 7-18cm (2 3/4 - 7"). Property of an American gentleman; acquired 1970s-1990s. [2, No Reserve] Fine condition.

Three Pre-Columbian figurative Chancay storage jars, and figure, all Peruvian. Together with four Mayan style figures. Provenance: excavated onsite in 1960s

A mayan circular planter with aztec design.

A mayan circular planter with aztec design.

Fossils: A very large copal specimen Central America restorations 30cm, 1.7kg Copal is hardened tree resin that when fossilised becomes Amber. The name Copal comes from the Mayan word for incense Copalli

† Night At The Museum (2006) A group of five different prop Mayan native standing figures and a Mayan Hut utilised in the Museum's Mayan Diorama Display, the inhabitants of which magically come to life at night. The hand painted figures are constructed of a resin type material with a protruding pin to the base for ease of secure placement on set. Please note that VAT is payable on top of the hammer price at 20% in addition to standard buyers premium inc. VAT for this lot.

† Night At The Museum (2006) A group of five different prop Mayan native standing figures and a Mayan Hut. Utilised in the Museum's Mayan Diorama Display, the inhabitants of which magically come to life at night. The hand painted figures are constructed of a resin type material with a protruding pin to the base for ease of secure placement on set. Please note that VAT is payable on top of the hammer price at 20% in addition to standard buyers premium inc. VAT for this lot.

Pair of Reconstituted Stone Mayan Style Urn Circular Planters decorated with Aztec design on bases

A Mayan circular planter decorated with aztec design

A Mayan circular planter decorated with aztec design

A Carved Hematite Figure In the form of a Mayan deity, 10 inches in height. Along with an archaic style brass figure in the form of a standing centurion. Height, 5 inches. Please see accompanying image

HELLENISTIC POTTERY VASE the neck decorated with red slip, another vessel with black slip decoration and a Mayan Yucatan Peninsula standing pottery figure

A 15th/16th Century Mayan tablet- form sealed box with figural sides, mounted on display base, 11.5cm tall

A Carved Hematite Figure In the form of a Mayan deity, 10 inches in height. Along with an archaic style brass figure in the form of a standing centurion. Height, 5 inches. Please see accompanying image

Woven Moroccan throw with fringed, Mayan hammock, Indonesian Gurda Batik place mats and runners, silk shawl, Indian Sherwan etc in one box

A 9ct yellow gold locket, quatrefoild shape, engraved with birds in branches, stamped 9ct Front/Back; and two 925 Sterling marked Mexican earrings, of Mayan temples (3)

A Tunisian grey ware twin handled flagon, Punic, North Africa, 3rd/1st century BC, height 17cm, a Mayan effigy pot, circa 1300 AD, and a small Mayan pot (3).

A Nigerian leopard bronze, seated and with an antelope in it's mouth, 24cm long, and a Mayan style bronze figure, 16cm high. (2) Provenance From the collection of Edward and Julia Carter Preston, sold on behalf of The Hope Carter Preston Foundation, Liverpool. Edward Carter Preston (1885-1965) was a renowned Liverpool artist, sculptor and medallist, his daughter Julia Carter Preston (1926-2012) was a successful potter.

A Cypriot pottery jug with a trefoil spout and with black linear and S decoration, 22cm high, a terracotta jug, a Mayan style pottery figure on a stand and an Indonesian carved horn. (5) Provenance The Estate of Dr Peter Mangold, Stoner, UK.

A Mayan circular planter decorated with Aztec design.

A Mayan circular planter with Aztec design.

Mayan pottery handle mounted on wooden block in the form of a monkeys head, with faded green glaze finish. Late Classic ca AD550-950. Height 7cm.

2 stone Mayan style urns decorated with Aztec design on circular base

Two Pairs of Reconstituted Stone Garden Urn Planters - Mayan Style decorated with Aztec Design and Stag and Tropical Bird Design

Woven Moroccan throw with fringed, Mayan hammock, Indonesian Gurda Batik place mats and runners, silk shawl, Indian Sherwan etc in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A yellow metal pendant modelled as a Peruvian Mayan mask on a yellow metal box chain stamped 585    approx 6.5g

Pair of stone Mayan Urns - circular planters decorated with Aztec designs on circular bases

2 composite stone Mayan Urn planters

A Mayan circular urn with Aztec design.