Taíno Lesser and Greater Antilles

Taíno culture: representation of a crocodile. The crocodile is lying on its belly with its mouth closed; one can discern a powerful dentition, the eyes are sunken, the nostrils open. Hard black stone. Taíno culture, Islands of Saint-Domingue. Late period, 16th century or later; Lesser and Greater Antilles. Provenance: private collection of a French dealer (see document 1990). Base not sold.

Estimate:$308.15

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