Lot 528
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TWO GOLD DISK ORNAMENTS AND ONE GOLD AVIAN PENDANT, the disks possibly Nicoya, the bird from Diquis, Costa Rica, c. 800-1500 A.D.; the disks of circular form with delineated outer ridge, pierced for suspension; the twin bird pendant with globular bodies, curved beaks and eyes, left wing and tail intact, right wing and tail broken away-the disks 2¾in. to 3in. (6.9cm. to 7.6cm.) diameter, the birds 2½in. (6.3cm.) across (3)

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TWO GOLD DISK ORNAMENTS AND ONE GOLD AVIAN PENDANT, the disks possibly Nicoya, the bird from Diquis, Costa Rica, c. 800-1500 A.D.; the disks of circular form with delineated outer ridge, pierced for suspension; the twin bird pendant with globular bodies, curved beaks and eyes, left wing and tail intact, right wing and tail broken away-the disks 2¾in. to 3in. (6.9cm. to 7.6cm.) diameter, the birds 2½in. (6.3cm.) across (3)