This is a Nice Teotihuacan PreColumbian Head Fragment From Mexico 400 AD

Description

This is a very nice Pre-Columbian Teotihuacan Head Fragment from Mexico. It measures about 1 1/2 inches high and 1 7/8
th
inches wide. It is a very thin piece measuring about ½ of an inch at its widest.
The Teotihuacan culture flourished between 100 BC and 650 AD. This is a mold piece and therefore this head would date from about 400 AD, when the Teotihuacan began using molds.
The piece shows a face with two eyes, a nose, a slit mouth, two earrings and a fancy head piece.
I have been buying collections of small Pre-Columbian heads from Pre-Columbian dealers, auction houses and antique dealers, here in the United States, for more than 40 years. This piece was acquired from an estate sale many years ago. Everything I know about the piece,I state in my presentations but if you have any questions, please ask before you bid. With each piece, I give a 3
½
by 2 inch identification card.
I guarantee satisfaction with my Pre-Columbian pieces. If a buyer is not satisfied, an item may be returned, within 7 days of delivery, for a full refund of the high bid price.
The buyer is expected to pay shipping and handling of .45 to Continental USA destinations.
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Thank you for your interest.