Summer 2020 Extravaganza Auction, Part I

Incredible dragonfly pin/pendant sterling silver inlaid win various blues--opal, lapis, fluorite, aquamarine, larimar...2" x 3". Rolanda H...

This is an American Indian hair drop that measures about 8' in length. It is adorned with German silver conchos, porcupine quill accents, leathe...

Cowrie Shell Necklace with a flower shaped pendant. Also included: bag of approximately 100 cowrie shells. Provenance: Country (if not USA): Sta

Two Native American points (arrowheads), found in Colorado, most likely from the Northwest Paleo-Indian era, which began about 11,500 BC. One measures

Group of three arrowheads from Pike County, Illinois, found in the 1920's. Two are 4 inches long, and one 4.5 inches, and all about 1.25 inches ...

Lot of two large spear points, from Booneville, Kentucky, possibly from the Native American Woodland period, 1000 b.c.-1600 a.d. One is 9 inches long

Native American projectile handcrafted out of red chert stone, from Kentucky, most likely from the Archaic or Woodland period, 8000 b.c.-1600 a.d. Thi

Historical Native American projectile, from St. Charles County, Missouri, consistent with the archaic period, 8000-1000 b.c. The point is clean, and m

Large dart point from Ohio, c4000 BC on. Beautiful specimen measure 3 inches wide by 4 inches long. Provenance: Country (if not USA): State: Ohi

Polychrome jasper dart point, from Floyd County, Texas, measures approximately 3.5 x 3 inches. "Every caller of legitimate artifacts has some ...

Snyders projectile point, of unknown origin, estimated to be from 500 b.c. to 500 a.d., during the Native American Woodland period. This 3.5 inch by 2

Oblong flat shaped black stone with sharp edge and chisel marks, believed to be an Indian axe, found about 1930 in the Mojave Desert. Comes with a not

Two historic Native American tube pipes, handcrafted of stone, from the Sacramento, Calif. area. The largest is 5.25 inches long, and is straight from

A nice American Indian grinding mortar. Piece measures 5"x 4" and has a smooth inside where it has been used to grind nuts, roots, bark, e...

This is a beautiful American Indian grinding pestle with a nice carved lightening bolt design. It measures 9"x 3.75" and has a smoothed en...

Pacific Northwest Native American artifact is a three-quarter grooved axe most likely made of greenstone or pyroximite. To facilitate hafting, axes we

Handmade tomahawk, tightly beaded with blue, red, and clear beads and fringes of buckskin. Approx. 23"L., and the fringes are approx. 12"L...

This is a nice more modern snapped axe head. It measures 7"x 3.5" and looks like new. The knapping is probably by hand, using flint. This ...

Miniature Native American oval basket, most likely by Datsolalee,( Washo) because of the incredibly fine weave and detail. Unfortunately, Datsolalee d

Fabulous lidded basket, probably Hupa, but possibly Yurok or Karok. 4.75" h x 4.5" diameter. Basket is in excellent condition, although li...