018: 2 9/16" Kirk

SUPER RARE! S. Kirk & Son Sterling Silver .916 Signed Antique Floral Repousse Butter Dish 1846-1861 Dimensions 5.25 x 4 inWeight: 13.2 toz

Rare 2 9/16" Shell Gorget with cut-outs. Engraved with "dancing Birdman". TN. Davis G10 COA

Found along the Scioto River in Ross Co., Ohio. Highly polishedblack and white mottled hardstone. Properly drilled. Also note secondary unfinished drilling on leading hole/edge. Superb condition. Ex-

Rare 2 9/16" Shell Gorget with cut-outs. Engraved with "dancing Birdman". TN. Putty G10 COA

2 9/16" Claystone Hourglass Bannerstone. Franklin Co, KY. Highly developed bi-face with thin waist. Highly polished Claystone. Excellent condition. Ex-Tim Terwelp, Gary Cuckler, Tom Davis. Pictured in

2 9/16" Cumberland. Tishomingo Co, MS. Fine little Paleo point with strong fluting (to the tip on one side and 90% on other. Vivid, colorful Buffalo River Chert. Ex-Sean Cotner. Pictured in WW#12, p18

2 9/16" Bottle Bannerstone. Pike Co, MO. Excellent patina on this colorful relic. Well made, G10. Putty G10 and Partain COAs. 7/28/16: Added pictures of bottom and top

7 1/16" x 2 9/16" Harahey. Made from Creek Stained Burlington Chert. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri Comes with Motley COA

A portrait miniature of an 18th century gentleman Oil on copper 6.5 x 5cm (2 9/16 x 1 15/16in) oval For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

2 9/16" Archaic Bannerstone. Logan County, Kentucky. Doug Goodrum bought it from finder in 2005. Ex Doug Goodrum and Zach Smith

20 Pieces Condition Near Mint In Box Box Very Good Separating Pre War

2 9/16" Eden Motley COA, Cody Complex, found in WY

2 9/16" Cumberland. Central KY. Carter Cave. Strong fluting. Ex-Diane Warmbrod, Bill Pinkston. Davis, Perino and Jackson COAs

McIntosh Co., Oklahoma example in a banded gray chert. Butler COA +1 more.

Clark Co., Arkansas example in Pitkin Chert. Nearly perfect example. Baker COA from 2012.

Extra pretty example from Illinois in colorful Payson Chert from the Bryce Hathcock Collection. With a Jackson G-8.5+ and a Putty G-9 COA. Jackson COA notes this piece has been cleaned.

2 9/16" Snyders. Montgomery Co, MO. Fine little colorful example. Strawberry Flint. Very thin. Ex-Randy Hudson, Clyde Osborn. Meadows COA

Two sterling silver sterling bowls by S. Kirk & Son. 1st item: Sterling silver Jefferson bowl with hand-etched family crest quoting Semper Fidelis. Marked on base, "S. Kirk & Son Sterling 4150". 3 3/8

2 9/16" Godar. Mills Co, IA. Thin, very well made Knife River piece (translucent). G10. Found by Fred Delavan

6" x 2 9/16" Creased Back Celt. Keele COA. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. Made from Porphyritic Granite.

2 9/16" Undrilled Bannerstone. Franklin Co, OH. Squared barrel each side. Polished Schist. Ex-Dale Roberts, Ernie Good. Pictured in Good's March 1985 sale catalog (p6)

and Hollowware. Including (12) Kirk and Son Repousse sterling demitasse spoons; (2) Kirk and Son Repousse sterling butter pad dishes; (2) Kirk and Son Repousse sterling salt spoons; a monogrammed Kirk

4 1/2" Kirk. Wayne Co, KY. High grade Ft. Payne. Ex-Tom Erdmann. Baker and Putty G9 COAs

Nice large Kirk & Son ice tong in repousse pattern.7 1/2 inches long. 2) Kirk & Son ladle. 11 inches long. Monogrammed. Both pieces good condition. total 11.25 troy ounces.