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Columbian Pendant
£37.50c. 1000-1500 AD. The gold original is in the form of a dancing man wearing a head-dress. Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh. Height 62mm
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Columbian Pendant
£32.50c. 1200 – 1600 AD. The gold original is a stylized female in Muisca style. Merseyside Museum, Liverpool. Height 62mm
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Columbian Pendant
£33.50c. 500 – 1000 AD. The gold original is of a male figure in the Quimbaya style. Merseyside Museum, Liverpool. Height 38mm
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Columbian Pendant
£30.30c. 500 – 1000 AD. The gold original is of a lizard who’s front feet are hollowed to allow it to hang freely from the chain. Merseyside Museum, Liverpool. Length 34mm
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Columbian Pendant
POA (Price On Application)Columbian Dancing Man Pendant. c. 1000 – 1500AD. The gold original is in the form of a dancing man wearing a head-dress. Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh. Height 62mm. 9 carat yellow gold. Supplied on a 20″ gold chain.
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Columbian Pendant
POA (Price On Application)Columbian female pendant. c. 1200 – 1600 AD. The gold original is a stylized female in the Muisca style. Merseyside Museum, Liverpool. Height 62mm. 9 carat yellow gold. Supplied on a 20″ gold chain.
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Quimbaya mask pendant
£34.50Quimbaya mask pendant. 9th – 15th century AD. Disk in the form of a mask, probably intended to represent the sun. The gold original is Columbian, from the Quimbaya area. Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Diameter 60mm
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South American Tolima Pectoral
POA (Price On Application)Tolima Pectoral. C.1000AD. The cast and hammered gold original is characteristic of the flat, stylized human figures with a crescentic base of this period. Modelled to 1/4 size as a pendant. Height 44mm
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South American Tolima Pectoral
POA (Price On Application)Tolima Pectoral. C.1000AD. The cast and hammered gold original is characteristic of the flat, stylized human figures with a crescentic base of this period. Modelled to 1/8 size as a pendant. Height 25mm
