A few examples of appraisal values for
NATIVE STONE

• A native carved stone bust with
  A native carved stone bust with braided hair, 20cm high
• CELT. Native American. Hardstone
  CELT. Native American. Hardstone with a shaped edge 7''l.
• Another Papua New Guinea Je Stone
  Another Papua New Guinea Je Stone Dani Tribe 19th Century Used by the Dani tribe the je stones were made of slate and were usually flat and elongated. The stones were imported from the Jalemo people who live northeast of the Balim Valley and are grey green and black in color. Many are decorated with fur tufts braided strands of bark fiber yellow colored braided orchid fiber feathers or cloth around the middle of the stone. Used in ceremonial payments for funerals brides and commercial activities. This stone has no such additional decoration and measures 13-1/2"L.
• 5 ASSORTED NATIVE AMERICAN
  5 ASSORTED NATIVE AMERICAN STONESca. pre-historic; small egg sized sandstone paint pot, Condition: smooth upper surface with evidence of use; granite-type small celt stone; sandstone flat rock found in Pequea Creek, Lancaster Co., PA; drilled counterweight (?) stone; drilled granite stone donut shaped object
• TWO ANCIENT NATIVE AMERICAN
  TWO ANCIENT NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN STONESTwo ancient Native American Indian stones, to include a hoof shape pestle, 5 3/4" l. and a celt, 6 1/4" l., 3" w. Condition: As expected wear consistent with age and use.
• A Papua New Guinea Je Stone Dani
  A Papua New Guinea Je Stone Dani Tribe Early 19th Century Flat slate stone with pointed and blunted ends center having braided fiber bands in tan red and green with attached fur pelts bark and reed shafts overall 23-1/2"L. Used by the Dani tribe the je stones were made of slate and were usually flat and elongated. The stones were imported from the Jalemo people who live northeast of the Balim Valley and are grey green and black in color. Many are decorated with fur tufts braided strands of bark fiber yellow colored braided orchid fiber feathers or cloth around the middle of the stone. Used in ceremonial payments for funerals brides and commercial activities.
• 2PC NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN STONE
  2PC NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN STONE TOOL GROUP United States19th Cenury or EarlierIncludes a Thebes stone spearhead and a banner stone pick.
• AMERICAN INDIAN HARDSTONE CELT
  AMERICAN INDIAN HARDSTONE CELT ARTIFACTNative American polished hardstone celt. Primitive hand tool, dark green in color. Approx. 2 3/4" long x 1 5/16" wide. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• Collection of Native American Stone
  Collection of Native American Stone and Ceramic Artifacts 15 stone artifacts including celts, hammers and grinding tools, 1-1/8 in. to 8 in., most in good condition, some with chips and loss
• NATIVE AMERICAN CARVED STONE
  NATIVE AMERICAN CARVED STONE ARTIFACTS Native American Carved Stone Artifacts
• Chinese Scholar's Gazing
  Chinese Scholar's Gazing Stone-on-Stand, composed of a green and ochre naturally weathered stone in the form of a weathered mountainous peak on a custom-fitted wooden stand, h. 24-1/4".
• GROUP OF POINTS AND STONES.
  GROUP OF POINTS AND STONES. Approximately thirty-five Native American stones, points and arrow points. Various stone types. Varying wear.
• NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY SHERDS
  NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY SHERDS COOKING STONESNative American pottery sherds and cooking stones from southeast Louisiana. Mano grindstone from western Texas. 13th century Pueblo pottery pieces. Polychrome, black and white ware. Obsidian pieces as well. From the Estate of Frank Hall owner of Dover Scientific and collector of rocks, crystals, minerals and fossils.
• NATIVE AMERICAN STONE AXEEAST
  NATIVE AMERICAN STONE AXEEAST TENNESSEE STONE AXE
• NATIVE AMERICAN GRIND STONE.
  NATIVE AMERICAN GRIND STONE. Round basin metate and a one handed mano grinding stone. 14" diameter.
• NATIVE AMERICAN GROOVED HARDSTONE
  NATIVE AMERICAN GROOVED HARDSTONE ADZ Find location unknown, probably Eastern United States, excellent form with a well-defined bit and high polish in the grooves. 7-1/2 in.
• NATIVE AMERICAN STONE MORTAR AND
  NATIVE AMERICAN STONE MORTAR AND PESTLE, FOUND IN ARIZONA IN THE 1920'S. Prehistoric Basalt, 1000-2000 BCE. Roughly 5" x 8" x 9" with 5 1/2" pestle.
• NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND
  NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND STONES. Approximately 30 pieces. Projectile points and stones. Varying wear.
• NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND
  NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND STONES. Approximately 40 pieces. Projectile points and stones. Varying wear.
• NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND
  NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND STONES. Approximately 40 pieces. Projectile points and stones. Varying wear.
• GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY THIRTY
  GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY THIRTY POINTS AND STONES. Native American stones, points and arrow points. Various stone types. Varying wear.
• TWELVE NATIVE AMERICAN STONES AND
  TWELVE NATIVE AMERICAN STONES AND TOOLS. Including grooved axes, pestle and celts. Varying wear.
• GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY SIXTY POINTS
  GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY SIXTY POINTS AND STONES. Native American stones, points and arrow points. Various stone types. Varying wear.
• GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY SIXTY POINTS
  GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY SIXTY POINTS AND STONES. Native American stones, points and arrow points. Various stone types. Varying wear.
• NATIVE AMERICAN STONE PIPEArchaic
  NATIVE AMERICAN STONE PIPEArchaic Native American smoking pipe, made of a carved, variegated dark gray stone. Measures 3" long. Fine condition. From estate collection of Native American and pre-Columbian artifacts.
• CHINESE ARCHAIC SCHOLAR'S GAZING
  CHINESE ARCHAIC SCHOLAR'S GAZING STONE China,AncientSmooth root-like surface, displayed on a hardwood stand.
• NATIVE AMERICAN PALEO-INDIAN
  NATIVE AMERICAN PALEO-INDIAN STONE POINTNative American, Southern United States, Tennessee, Paleo-Indian Period, ca. 13000 to 8000 BCE (15,000 to 10,000 BP). A handsome projectile point, carefully hand-knapped from stone of a rosy brown hue. Displaying a collateral flaking pattern, the ancient weapon presents a lanceolate body with a flat base, a recurvate blade, a slightly serrated edge, and a sharp tip. Size (point): 5.4" L x 1.3" W (13.7 cm x 3.3 cm); (case): 6.3" L x 5.2" W (16 cm x 13.2 cm) Provenance: private South Carolina, USA collection All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. PLEASE NOTE: Due to recent increases of shipments being seized by Australian & German customs (even for items with pre-UNESCO provenance), we will no longer ship most antiquities and ancient Chinese art to Australia & Germany. For categories of items that are acceptable to ship to Australia or Germany, please contact us directly or work with your local customs brokerage firm. Display stands not described as included/custom in the item description are for photography purposes only and will not be included with the item upon shipping. #171174 Condition: Some nicks and abrasions, commensurate with age. Chipping near tip. Otherwise, intact and excellent with collection label on 1 side. Set in modern Riker case.
• GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY FIFTY POINTS
  GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY FIFTY POINTS AND STONES. Native American stones, points and arrow points. Various stone types. Varying wear.
• NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND
  NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND STONES. Approximately 45 pieces. Projectile points and stones. Varying wear.
• NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND
  NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND STONES. Approximately 45 pieces. Projectile points and stones. Varying wear.
• NATIVE AMERICAN STONE MORTARwith
  NATIVE AMERICAN STONE MORTARwith a hide sheath sheath inscribed illegibly Condition: with loss to mortar and binding on sheath 14 3/4 inches wide Condition:
• NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND
  NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND STONES. Approximately 35 pieces. Projectile points and stones. Varying wear.
• COLLECTION OF NATIVE AMERICAN
  COLLECTION OF NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN STONESCollection of Native American Indian stones, to include arrowheads, bird points, scrapers, flint eagle effigy, etc., longest 7". Condition: As found.
• Native American Stone
  Native American Stone EffigyCarved to depict a flattened beaver with basin carved to the body 8'' L circa early 20th century.Provenance: From The Estate of The Late James W. Goodrich of Missouri.
• (2) Native American Stone
  (2) Native American Stone EffigiesOne carved to depict a stylized animal with ridge along its back 3.125'' L together with a seated figure with basket atop its head inlaid with turquoise 2.5'' H both circa earlly 20th century.Provenance: From The Estate of The Late James W. Goodrich of Missouri.
• A mixed lot of Indian carved
  A mixed lot of Indian carved stone figures possibly ancient.(Four pieces).