Ancient Pre-Columbian Olmec Hand-Carved Jade Face Mask Pendant 900-600 BC Mexico Decorative Arts the credenza having twin three

the credenza having twin three paneled doors enclosing a single shelf

At sight measurements are 18

Their solution - the Eames wire chair

The front legs are turned with long tapered balusters and the rear legs are of outswept sabre form

The pale blue basin is finely & beautifully hand-decorated with enameled polychrome decoration

Ancient Pre-Columbian Olmec Hand-Carved Jade Face Mask Pendant 900-600 BC Mexico Decorative Arts the credenza having twin threeAn important ancient Pre Columbian Olmec civilization Hand Carved Jade face Mask Pendant, 900 600 BC, ex museum collection. This exceptional Pre Columbian Mesoamerican carved jade mask pendant, originates from the Olmec Civilization. It is masterfully hand carved from a single piece of mottled green Jadeite, sourced by these ancient peoples from the Motagua River Valley, located in present day Guatemala. This jade was so highly prized that is was