TWO PERUVIAN FIGURAL ORNAMENTS. Comprising A CHIMU-LAMBAYEQUE SILVER AND GOLD PENDANT, circa 900 - 1300 A.D., of a seated man wearing a conical headdress; AN INCA SILVER FIGURAL ORNAMENT, circa 1500 A.D., of a female; together with A MUISCA GOLD FIGURAL PENDANT, of a man seated and wearing a turban, with his arms across his knees (3) - Largest: 2 1/8 in. (5.4 cm.) high, the second. Estimate $300-400
For a similar Muisca figural pendant see "Gold of El Dorado." Warwick Bray, 1978, plate 341.
PROVENANCE: The first acquired from Louis Slavitz, 1969. The last acquired from a Bogota jeweler.
