A few examples of appraisal values for
STONE CLUB

• ANTIQUE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT
  ANTIQUE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT COLLECTION. A museum collection of 60 plus pieces of antique Native American artifacts, including; approx. 42 carved stone arrow and spear heads, catlinite pipe, 1 stone war club, 22 carved stone club heads and more.
• NATIVE AMERICAN RAWHIDE WRAPPED STONE
  NATIVE AMERICAN RAWHIDE WRAPPED STONE CLUBNative American rawhide wrapped stone club with wood handle. 27 1/2" long, 5 1/2" wide.
• Plains Bi-pointed Grooved Stone Club mid-19th
  Plains Bi-pointed Grooved Stone Club mid-19th century grooved handle coated with red pigment length 29 inches
• Plains Bi-pointed Stone Club mid-19th
  Plains Bi-pointed Stone Club mid-19th century long handle coated in red pigment length 32 inches
• Plains Stone Clubs fourth quarter 19th
  Plains Stone Clubs fourth quarter 19th century lot of 2, includes: a club with a haft coated in red pigment length 21-1/2 inches another with an elongated conical head length 20 inches
• Plains Stone Clubs fourth quarter 19th
  Plains Stone Clubs fourth quarter 19th century lot of 2, includes: a club with green and yellow painted head; haft wrapped with heavy linen coated in red pigment length 22 inches a club with biconical head, decorated with two bands of dots; haft wrapped with colorful horsehair overall length 27-1/2 inches
• Plains Stone Club second half 19th centruy small
  Plains Stone Club second half 19th centruy small biconical head attached to a long handle wrapped with buffalo hide; remnants of red pigment overall length 35 inches, length of club 30 inches
• STERLING SILVER TENNIS AWARDS Collection
  STERLING SILVER TENNIS AWARDS Collection of (6) Vintage Silver Trophies, incl: Acme sterling bowl presented by the Chevy Chase Club, engraved "Invitation Doubles 1931, Won by W. Merrill Hall & Gregory S. Mangin, with applied enameled club shield, 10 1/2" diam.; (2) Goblets, by Alvin Silver Co., with applied enamel Maidstone Club shield, engraved "Maidstone Club Labor Day Championship 1931" one for "Mixed Doubles" and the other "Men's Doubles" with engraved winners' names, 6" high; Gorham goblet engraved "Crawford Notch Tennis Club, Men's Doubles, 1930, Runners Up", 6" high; Gorham tray, engraved "Crawford Notch Tennis Club, Men's Doubles, 1931, Runners Up", 7 1/4" x 3 3/4"; and Crystal stoppered ewer with silver overlay by Black Starr & Frost, engraved "Seventh Regiment Tennis Club", 1913, First Prize Singles, Won by...", 7 1/2" high, cloudy glass; 39.58 ozt (without ewer). Good condition, except as noted.
• Plains Stone Clubs first half 20th century lot
  Plains Stone Clubs first half 20th century lot of 2, lengths include: 15-1/4 inches and 25 inches
• Southern Plains Stone Club fourth quarter
  Southern Plains Stone Club fourth quarter 19th century granite head with remnants of red pigment on one side, point on opposite has been ground; wood haft bends around head and is wrapped with hide coated in yellow pigment overall length 28 inches
• Plains Stone Club second half 19th century banded
  Plains Stone Club second half 19th century banded granite head; haft wrapped with buffalo hide length 26 inches
• Plains Stone Club, with Red Handle second
  Plains Stone Club, with Red Handle second half 19th century biconical stone head with haft coated in red pigment; four dew claws attached to end length 27-1/2 inches
• Plains Stone Clubs fourth quarter 19th
  Plains Stone Clubs fourth quarter 19th century lot of 2, includes: one with a grooved head length 25 inches another, length 26-1/2 inches
• Plains Stone Club, with Horsehair Drop mid-19th
  Plains Stone Club, with Horsehair Drop mid-19th century long wood handle wrapped with buffalo hide and finished with a horsehair drop length (excluding drop) 35-1/2 inches
• Plains Stone Club, with Lead Head third
  Plains Stone Club, with Lead Head third quarter 19th centuruy simple but hefty club with lead ball head; buffalo hide wrapping length 28 inches
• Plains Stone Club 19th century small,
  Plains Stone Club 19th century small, biconical head affixed to haft wrapped with thick hide; remnants of red pigment; loop at end for attachment length 29-1/2 inches
• Plains Stone Club second half 19th century small,
  Plains Stone Club second half 19th century small, ovoid granite head affixed to haft which has been wrapped with hide length 28 inches
• Plains Stone Club, with Granite Head third
  Plains Stone Club, with Granite Head third quarter 19th century haft affixed to stone head and embellished with grooved indentations overall length 29-1/2 inches
• Plains Stone Club, with Painted Handle mid-19th
  Plains Stone Club, with Painted Handle mid-19th century haft tightly affixed to the bi-conical stone head; haft coated with red pigment and further embellished with grooved indentations; end of haft wrapped with cotton twine overall length 28 inches
• Plains Stone Club, with Beveled Head mid-19th
  Plains Stone Club, with Beveled Head mid-19th century ridged haft wrapped with red pigmented rawhide; beveled bi-conical stone head overall length 30 inches
• Upper Missouri Quilled Stone Club mid-19th
  Upper Missouri Quilled Stone Club mid-19th century sinew-sewn; stone head covered with softly-tanned quilled hide; haft having two sections of quill-wrapped hide thongs length 26-1/2 inches
• AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY HIDE WRAPPED STONE
  AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY HIDE WRAPPED STONE CLUBThe shaped stone head that appears from the small visible portion to be granite is wrapped wholly in Native tanned hide, helping to secure it to what is sure to be a wood handle, tipped by a hide thong.Measures 13.75 x 4.25 x 2.25 inches.Very good condition.Provenance: The Susan Koehn Estate Trust Newton, Kansas
• Northern Plains Stone Club long handle
  Northern Plains Stone Club long handle wrapped with hide and coated in red pigment; round stone head also shows light signs of pigment total length 28 in.fourth quarter 19th century
• Sioux Beaded Stone Club with salt and
  Sioux Beaded Stone Club with salt and pepper beadwork wrapping handle; red horsehair drop at end of handle length (excluding drop)22.5 in. x width of head 8 in.first quarter 20th century Condition: Insignificant bead loss.
• Plains Beaded Stone Club sinew-wrapped
  Plains Beaded Stone Club sinew-wrapped blue and white beadwork handle length 19.5 in.late 19th century From the collection of J.W. Carpenter Condition: Insignificant bead loss.
• 5 PIECE NATIVE AMERICAN CARVED STONE
  5 PIECE NATIVE AMERICAN CARVED STONE PIPE AXE HEADS EFFIGY: To include 1) 3 stone club or ax heads from assorted areas including largest found in Cartersville Ga. 4 1/4'' l. 2) Figural bird effigy clay pipe 8'' l. 3) Mexican bronze bird effigy 2 1/2''.
• A Colima Carved Stone Club c. 300 BC
  A Colima Carved Stone Club c. 300 BC - AD 300 cylindrical tapering body with an enlarged terminal with square protuberances the pointed base pierced height 8 1/2 in. Provenance: Fabacher/Griffiths; to Hanszen; to Museum of Fine Arts Houston 1965. Exhibition History: "Pre-Columbian Art from Middle America" Museum of Fine Arts Houston February 24 1966 - August 1 1966.