Pre-Columbian Tlatilco Seated Figure Date: circa 180–150 BC

Date: circa 180–150 BC

and black painted palette associated with Chancay ceramics and retains attractive burial deposits and age-related surface wear consistent with long-term interment

emphasizing the contrast between the painted collar and the smooth buff surface below

This is a fine example of early Greek cosmetic pottery and a strong addition to any classical antiquities collection

This mount allows the piece to be safely displayed on a wall while minimizing stress to the original surface

Pre-Columbian Tlatilco Seated Figure Date: circa 180–150 BCPre Columbian Tlatilco Seated Figure Mexico, Tlatilco Culture, c. 1000400 BCE A finely modeled buffware pottery figure depicting a seated individual with legs crossed and both hands resting against the face in a contemplative pose. The expressive facial features are complemented by two distinctive spiral hair tufts atop the head, a characteristic element of Tlatilco ceramic sculpture. Scattered mineral deposits and earthen encrustations remain across