***THREE PREHISTORIC POTTERY JARS.***THREE PREHISTORIC POTTERY JARS. Mississippian culture ca.1200-1600. Effigy bowl with opossum face Tyler Mound Fulton County Kentucky 3''h. and jar Madisonville site Hamilton County Ohio 3 1/4''h. Together with a salt pan Rose Mound Cross County Arkansas. 3''h. 9''d. Ex Charles West and Clyde Theler Collection. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500. This item does not have a certificate of authenticity.
Native American Projectile PointsNative American Projectile Points Archaic through Mississippian periods, some examples possibly later, three hardwood cases displaying 43 large multi-colored projectile points, some with finely worked edges,
MISSISSIPPIAN/CADDO PREHISTORICMISSISSIPPIAN/CADDO PREHISTORIC PERIOD POTTERY BOWLThe shallow bowl with incised decoration and slightly flared rim is attributed to the Midwest or Southeastern United States circa 1200 to 1800.Measures 3.25 x 7.5 x 7.5 inches.The condition is as shown.
PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY BOWL.PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY BOWL. Mississippian culture ca.1200-1600 Mississippi County Arkansas. Eagle bowl with head and tail and tooled band. 5 1/4''h. 8''d. Ex Choix Barrison ex Elmer Patmos. This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
MISSISSIPPIAN INDIAN CULTURE WATERMISSISSIPPIAN INDIAN CULTURE WATER BOTTLEMississippian Indian culture blackware pottery water bottle, ca. AD 1200-1600, 8 1/2" h., 5 1/2" dia.
Condition:
Broken and repaired.
Native American Projectile PointsNative American Projectile Points Archaic through Mississippian periods, some possibly later, various chert and quartzite examples, 218 pieces, most projectile points, some scrapers, many corner notched,
Collection of Native American ProjectileCollection of Native American Projectile Points Archaic through Mississippian periods, some examples possibly later, in four walnut-framed cases displaying 169 projectile points, several drills, scrapers, some pieces possibly Missouri or Georgia,
Collection of Native American ProjectileCollection of Native American Projectile Points Archaic through Mississippian periods, some examples possibly later, three walnut-framed cases displaying 201 projectile points and drills, red chert examples possibly from Kentucky or Alabama,
A Mississippian Valley Bowl
HeightA Mississippian Valley Bowl
Height 6 x diameter 9 1/2 inches.
Native American Projectile PointsNative American Projectile Points Archaic through Mississippian periods, several possibly later, various chert and quartzite examples, 65 pieces, most projectile points, several scrapers and blades, some corner notched,
PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY VESSEL.PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY VESSEL. Mississippian culture ca.1000-1600 Blytheville Mississippi County Arkansas. Vessel in the form of a seated person. 5''h. Ex Jim VanSassen Collection. This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
Native American Projectile PointsNative American Projectile Points Archaic through Mississippian periods, several possibly later, various chert and quartzite examples, 333 pieces, most projectile points, several scrapers and blades, many corner notched,
PREHISTORIC POTTERY BOWL AND BOTTLE.PREHISTORIC POTTERY BOWL AND BOTTLE. Mississippian culture ca.1650-1750 Arkansas. Plain water bottle 8 1/2''h. and an incised friendship bowl. Age splits. 5''h. 10''d. The bowl comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
Native American Projectile PointsNative American Projectile Points Archaic through Mississippian periods, some examples possibly later, two walnut-framed cases displaying 82 objects including projectile points in red and black chert, two necklaces, one shell and one black possibly canel coal,
PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY BOTTLE.PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY BOTTLE. Mississippian culture ca.1400-1600 Arkansas. Figure with headdress and open mouth. 5''h. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
MISSISSIPPIAN INDIAN CULTURE POTTERYMISSISSIPPIAN INDIAN CULTURE POTTERY VESSELMississippian Indian culture nobbled pottery vessel with handles, 6" h., 7 1/4" dia.
Condition:
Losses to rim, chip reglued, one handle likely repaired.
Collection of Native American ProjectileCollection of Native American Projectile Points Archaic through Mississippian periods, some examples possibly later, three walnut-framed cases displaying 132 arrowheads, drills, scrapers and other tools, red chert examples possibly from Kentucky or Alabama,
PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY BOTTLE.PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY BOTTLE. Mississippian culture ca.1200-1600 Lake Grierson Pike County Arkansas. Bottle with painted stripes in the form of a kneeling woman. Some restoration. 11 1/2''h. Ex Paul Richter. This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY BOTTLE.PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY BOTTLE. Mississippian culture ca.1400-1600 Paul Vernon site Cross Country Arkansas. In the form of a barn owl. 7 1/4''h. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
NATIVE AMERICAN MISSISSIPPI EARTHENWARENATIVE AMERICAN MISSISSIPPI EARTHENWARE EFFIGY POT Mississippi,800 AD-1400 ADGlobular blackware form with molded figural decoration of a nude woman with large breasts and exaggerated features.
PREHISTORIC POTTERY JAR. MississippianPREHISTORIC POTTERY JAR. Mississippian culture ca.1200-1600 Old Slave Plantation Crittendon County Kentucky. Banks noded jar with raised design and strap handles. 5 1/2''h. Found by Len Weidner. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
PREHISTORIC POTTERY WATER BOTTLE.PREHISTORIC POTTERY WATER BOTTLE. Mississippian culture ca.1200-1600 Pemiscot County Missouri. Raised turkey track motif on shoulder. 7''h. Ex Tom Davis. This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
PREHISTORIC MISSISSIPPIAN GRAYWAREPREHISTORIC MISSISSIPPIAN GRAYWARE JARNative American, Southeast or Midwest, Mississippian, ca. 900 to 1543 CE. A graceful pottery jar presenting a globular body with a wide hip, a rounded shoulder, a narrow neck, and a flared rim, all sitting upon a ring-form base. Enveloped in a rich gray slip, the beautiful vessel is inscribed "PENISCOT CO. [sic] / MO / Cumbell Site" on its base, indicating the place where it was discovered. Below the inscription is a petite label stating, "Found by Jeni / Weidner '86." Size: 6.3" Diameter x 7.8" H (16 cm x 19.8 cm)
Provenance: private southwestern Pennsylvania, USA collection, acquired prior to 2000
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#159968
Condition:
Repaired from several pieces with restoration over break lines. Some expected nicks, abrasions, and pitting, commensurate with age. Modern felt pads on bottom of foot. Otherwise, excellent.
MISSISSIPPIAN INDIAN CULTURE POTTERYMISSISSIPPIAN INDIAN CULTURE POTTERY JARMississippian Indian culture pottery jar, having flared rim and red and white swirling paint decoration, 7 1/4" h., 7 1/4" dia.
Condition:
Restoration to neck and collar, wear and abrasions commensurate with age.
MISSISSIPPIAN INDIAN CULTURE FLAREMISSISSIPPIAN INDIAN CULTURE FLARE RIMMED BOWLMississippian Indian culture flare rimmed bowl, having incised concentric circle motif on exterior, 5 1/4" h., 9 3/4" dia.
Condition:
Minor chips to rim, seemingly intact, no repairs.
***PREHISTORIC POTTERY WATER BOTTLE***PREHISTORIC POTTERY WATER BOTTLE AND BOWL. Mississippian culture ca.1200-1600. Ribbed bottle with tooled band 7 1/2''h. and a bowl found in Davidson County Tennessee. 2 1/2''h. 8''d. Ex Col. Raymond Vietzen. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500. This item does not have a certificate of authenticity.
NATIVE AMERICAN CADDOAN MISSISSIPPIANNATIVE AMERICAN CADDOAN MISSISSIPPIAN POTTERY BOWL Native American Caddoan Mississippian pottery bowl, the exterior with allover incised decoration of swirl motifs. 3.25" H x 7.5" diameter. Some flaking and splitting to clay.
PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY BOTTLE.PREHISTORIC POTTERY EFFIGY BOTTLE. Mississippian culture ca.1400-1600 Center Ridge Conway County Arkansas. Seated woman with painted designs. 10 1/2''h. Ex Bill Rowlett (Arkansas) Richard Meeks. This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
***TWO PREHISTORIC POTTERY JARS.***TWO PREHISTORIC POTTERY JARS. Mississipian culture ca.1200-1600 Bone Bank site Posey County Indiana. Grey surface. 8'' 8 1/2''h. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500. This item does not have a certificate of authenticity.
FOLK ART CARVED STONE FIGURAL BUST.FOLK ART CARVED STONE FIGURAL BUST. Reputedly Mississippian culture, probably granite. Naive image with open mouth and clasped hands. Weathered surface. 14.5"h. 8"w. 6"d.
PREHISTORIC MISSISSIPPIAN GRAYWAREPREHISTORIC MISSISSIPPIAN GRAYWARE JARNative American, Southeastern or Midwestern United States, Mississippian, ca. 900 to 1543 CE. A sizable grayware pottery jar of spherical form with thick walls and a squat neck. The smooth exterior is enveloped in a gray brown hue that complements the vessel's minimalist form. Size: 7.8" Diameter x 7.4" H (19.8 cm x 18.8 cm)
Provenance: private South Carolina, USA collection
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#171412
Condition:
Minor nicks and abrasions, otherwise intact and very good. Nice preservation to spherical form.
CARVED PREHISTORIC EFFIGY PIPE.CARVED PREHISTORIC EFFIGY PIPE. Mississippian culture ca.1200-1400 Pike County Illinois. Carved sandstone pipe in the form of a kneeling person. 9 3/4''h. Ex Byron Knobloch ex Leo Allen. This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
Pottery southern cult MississippianPottery southern cult Mississippian head pipe 3 1/4" h. ?
Quapaw style Mississippian PotteryQuapaw style Mississippian Pottery vase, red, black & white decoration, rounded but stable base, unmarked, 11-1/2" h
PREHISTORIC POTTERY GOURD SHAPEDPREHISTORIC POTTERY GOURD SHAPED BOTTLE. Mississippian culture ca.1200 Paul Vernon site Cross County Arkansas. Old Town red and white paint with tooled band. 11''h. Ex JP Cunningham ex Von Hilliard. This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson Galleries Mount Sterling Kentucky. As per our policy we do not guarantee the authenticity of of any item created before 1500.
South Appalachian MississippianSouth Appalachian Mississippian ceremonial vessel A.D. 900-1600 teardrop form with incised line designs and opposing side decorated with feline head and tail possibly representing the Great Lynx or Mishibizhiw. H6 3/4'' W4 3/4'' Provenance: Madison Alabama private collection. Back   Inquiry    Previous Item  Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions. Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678   © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.