Pre-Columbian Artifacts
The Bentley Terrace Dillard Collection
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1. Nazca “Sun Face” 200 – 400 A.D., 36” × 34.5” 2. Huarmey headband, 3.625” × 6” dia 3. Paracas tie dye fragment with triple cloth border, 19” × 21.5” 4. Headband, 1” × 30” 5. Huari fragment, 22” × 41.25” 6. Nazca with bean border similar to Cabildo, 27” × 43” 7. North Central Coast in-process sampler, 19” × 9” 8. Sihuas headdress, 26” 9. Per Nobuko Kajitani, possibly Nazca head ornament 300 A.D. 10. Feather headdress 11. Feather fan 12. Feather fan 13. Coastal Tiahuanaco headband, 2.5” × 24.75” 14. Paracas striped tunic, complete, 38” × 39” as shown 15. Chancay-Huari painted ceramic, 17.25” 16. Recuay stone figures, 8” 17. Pair of Paracas resist painted bowls, 7.75” dia 18. Jalisco seated man ceramic, 100 B.C. – 250 A.D., 13” 19. Vicus drum – exhibited lot 165 at Solomon R Guggenheim Museum exhibition, Mastercraftsmen of Ancient Peru, curated by Alan Sawyer, 1968 20. Monumental Xipe Totec, late classic romojadas, 800 – 1000 A.D., 51” x 19” x 10.9” 21. Wooden vessel with feather ornamentation, 4” 22. Paint brush with embroidered face 23. Nazca fox tail brush 14” 24. Nine silver and one copper mummy masks with original paint & textile remnants 25. Loma Negra portrait mask, 4.5”; Loma Negra owl, 3” 26. Loma Negra maskettes, 2.75” & 4” 27. Loma Negra maskettes, 2 7/8” & 3.75” 28. Loma Negra maskettes, 3” & 2.75” 29. Loma Negra figure, 4.5”; Loma Negra maskette, 3” 30. Loma Negra maskette, 9” × 10.75” 31. Loma Negra maskettes, 3.75” & 3.5” 32. Loma Negra maskettes, 1.75” & 2.75” & 4” 33. Loma Negra maskettes, 2.5” & 4” 34. Central coast metal staff head on wood, 4.5”
35. Chimu repose plaque beads with face (29); Loma Negra gilted maskette, 2.25” 36. Moche metal tumi with butterfly motif on back of figure, 7.25” 37. Detail of above 38. Two metal pins, 9” each; metal lime spoon with animal atop, 3.75”; open metal bell with head, 1.25” 39. Loma Negra gilted feline head, 6” 40. Nazca gold headdress, 9.75” × 13” 41. Nazca gold headdress, 8 “× 12.25” 42. Nazca gold plume holders, 2.75” 43. South coast gold mummy mask 44. South coast gold mummy mask 45. South coast gold mummy mask 46. Ica metal band with seven bird attachments, 10.5” × 2.0” × 2.25” 47. Metal tweezers,3.125”; hematite “mirror”,3.25” dia.; small round black stone in twine pouch, 1.25” dia 48. Incised shell roller, jaguar head bead, two inland rings 49. Pachacamac wood, painted mummy mask with textile 50. Chancay wood, painted mummy mask (wig is not consistent with the type) 51. Paracas basket with weaving implements 52. Weaving implements 53. Weaving implements 54. Weaving implements 55. Weaving implements 56. Weaving implements 57. Three intricately cast metal figures, 1.5” - 2.25” 58. Painted spondelus shell halves 59. Seated ceramic figure, 3”; proto-nazca ceramic figures, 3.5” & 3.75” 60. Miscellaneous beads, whistle 61. Mostly bone, spatulas, spoons, lime dippers, 2.75” – 6.5” 62. Human figure beads, inlaid on both sides, 1.5”; shell, carved with abstract figures, 2.75” 63. Bone carved with fierce dog and human head, 2.75”; bone full human figure, 2” 64. Whistles 65. Carved shell necklace, 7.25” wide as shown 66. Spondelus mummy necklace, 9” wide as shown 67. Bone balance scale with twine nets, 4” 68. Loomed Central Coast bracelet, 2.5” × 6” 69. Loomed shell bracelet, 1.625” × 10.5”