Oaxacan stone cross, polichromed.  Very rare, from the mid to late 18th C. out of personal chapels in the haciendas at that time.  Measures approx. 20", in 2 pieces.  Condition very good for its age, some areas have certainly been painted over through out the centuries.  Face retains partial original estofada patina and colors.  Price $4,500 US
 

Mid 19th C. Tabernacle door from home chapel.  The Good Shepard is depicted in this wonderful hand painted treasure.  Measures 15 1/2" tall and 10 1/2" wide.  Very good state of conservation.   Price  $1,850 US
 
 

San Antonio with green robes.  Mid 19th C. Mexican folk art carving measuring 13 1/2" tall, in as is condition.  Price $450 US
 

San Antonio hand carved wooden figure, 19th C. Mexican folk art, 11" tall, in as is condition.  Price $225 US

San Francisco, wooden carving dressed in original wool clothes (now moth eaten and looking the part of a poor monk of the period).  He stands 12" tall is from around the 1880's and is priced at $650 US

St. Peter (San Pedro), lovely head remaining from a full figure saint and made around 1800-1840 in Mexico.  Glass eyes, excellent facial expressions. Height is 12 1/2",   price $750 US
 

Las Animas figure, late 18th or early 19th C. from Guanajuato region of central Mexico.  Stands 12" tall, arms missing, incredible facial expression, glass eyes.  Price $1,250 US

 

18th C. Mexican folk art figure, polichromed wood carving of the Ascension of the Virgen Mary.  12" tall, as is condition.  Price $750 US

Antique wooden carving from 19th C. Mexico of the Virgen Mary (thought to be the Imacculate Conception).  She stands 18" tall, arms missing.  Price $695 US

Hand Forged Antique Mexican Cross, approx. 28" tall. It is completely joined by hand made rivets, no welding at all.