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circa 1870-1880
Early medieval or Byzantine marble roundel likely depicting a crude and detail-less figure
5” H x 23” W x 27” D
Only a small number of these altar carvings to Cocidius have been found throughout England
Green Stone Olmec Maskette on Stand Storage circa 1870-1880Originates from: Veracruz, Mexico Era: 900 600 BCE Dimensions: 4 H x 2. 5 W x 2 D A stunning and rare example of an Olmec Maskette, carved of green stone, from the Veracruz region of Mexico, circa 900 BCE. A beautiful example with lovely proportionality and almost swollen features. These masks were worn as bodily ornaments by high ranking elites, nobility or shamans in the Olmec culture as a show of status and rank and are believed to be carved in
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