Guerrero Stone Figural Scepter, possibly Xochipala region, Late Preclassic, ca. 300-100 B.C.

the tall abstract female figure with palette-form torso, arms in relief placed on the hips, the columnar legs with knopped knees forming the handle, and long neck, the minimal facial features of wideset eyes with drilled pupils and the nose curving into the rounded head; pierced at the shoulders, in gray-gren stone. 

William Spratling, acquired by the 1970's

Sotheby's, November 11, 2004, lot 240

Excellent overall, no repairs, has minor old knick on ears and back of shoulders.
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Cf. Spratling (1964: fig. 210) for a simliar figural style, and fig. 186 for scepters of the period.