
Authentic Mexican wall niche. Solidly built wood, great condition for its age with wonderful carvings. 9"x22"H Call for price.
Handcarved La Mora tile top table from Mexico. Colorful farm scene, exquisite carving, circa 1940. 18 x 20 x 18. Price on request.
Well its been a month!. We have moved into 3 new locations.As before everything is still online but the actual location of the items are now spread over 3 locations. Venice, Hollywood and Now Oxnard. At our Hollywood Office/ Showroom we stroll have the best of the best in Pottery, Tile ,Vintage Mexican Silver, Art, ...
This particular mask has a huge amount of personality and quite a range of moods, as the pictures attend. A really first-rate example of this deeply Mexican art and practice. 9" x 6" x 3". 12" high on its metal stand Price on request. Mexican mask-folk art refers to the making and use of masks for various traditional ...
From the 40's, this piece doesn't play around: a real set of horns are incorporated into the carving. Contains as much power as whimsy. A first class item of folk art is always alive. that is always the test, and this one aces it. 20" x 18" x 16". Price on request. Corriente cattle are a breed of cattle ...
Designed to be dressed, nay, arrayed, for different festivals, it lives in a nether world, caught between the existence of an object of veneration and that of a doll's. Or a mannequin's. Weathered by use and stripped of its robes, it is revealed as half man and half scaffolding, its elbows enabled to bend from its stuffed ...
Signed by sculptor and wood carver Miguel Magana whose work travelled to America as part of the celebrated exhibition: Mexican Arts An Exhibition Organized for and circulated by The American Federation of Arts 1930-31 22" x 28" overall; open area 15" x 21" sold The exhibition, Mexican Arts (1930), was developed and coordinated by Dwight W. Morrow (U.S. ambassador to ...
Filled with retablos, or Day of the Dead figures, mixed in with pictures of loved ones, images from old calendars, charms, rosaries, these shrines used to be common to many homes in Mexico. But emptied, they become even more mysterious and inviting, and the invitation is made personally, to you: what will you put in ...