Roy Miller Dovetail Points

2 Colorful Flint Ridge Contemp. Roy Miller Dovetail Points – largest 3 7/8”

2 Colorful Flint Ridge Contemporary Roy Miller Dovetail Points – largest 4”

4 7/16” Flint Ridge Contemp. Roy Miller Dovetail Point

3 7/8” Green Flint Ridge Roy Miller Contemporary Dovetail Point

4 ½” Nethers Flint Dovetail Point, Possibly Roy Miller

6 5/8” Contemporary Flint Ridge Roy Miller Dovetail Flint

6 3/8” Flint Ridge Roy Miller Contemporary Dovetail Partially Green

6 5/8” Dovetail, artist Roy Miller, Pictured in Masterpieces of Modern Lithic Art Page 129

4 3/4” Dovetail, artist Roy Miller Pictured in Masterpieces of Modern Lithic Art Page 129

5” Colorful Nethers Dovetail made by Roy Miller, Modern Reproduction

5 3/16” Modern Dovetail made by Roy Miller

2 ½” x 7 ¼” contemporary flint ridge Adena point, great color, Roy Miller

2 Colorful Modern Dovetails made by Roy Miller, largest 3 9/16”

3 7/16 Modern Flint Ridge Dovetail w/ Perino COA. Most likely made by Roy Miller. Copper flaking consistent with Roy's work which I have only seen a couple other knappers in recent years get close to.

4 7/8” Fine Flint Ridge Dovetail Drill – made by Famous Knapper Roy Miller

Giant contemporary knapped flint ridge dovetail, 2 ¼” x 7 ½”, Roy Miller

Box: 12 1/4" x 16 1/4".

Framed gouache abstract depicting a figure. [Art: 21" x 27 1/2"; Frame: 32 1/4" x 39"].

Roy Miller (American born 1938) oil on canvas, Clearing Mist, 20 x 26 inches label on reverse, Geary gallery Darien CT.

Roy Miller (English, born 1938). An original oil painting on canvas. Titled, "Mazatleca," produced 1986. A sporting farm life animalier landscape depicting Mazatleca (foaled 1980), a 20th Century thor

Roy Miller (American born 1938) oil on canvas, The Parade, 14 x 20 inches label on reverse, Geary gallery Darien CT.

Roy Miller (American born 1938) oil on canvas, In Flight, 18 x 30 inches

Early Archaic Period, 8000-6000 B.C.lot of 2, longest 4.5 in. one with restoration to tip and corner of base Provenance: Publications: Gerber, Art, The Art Gerber Story, 2007, pg. 330, fig. 7.270 Coll

Roy Miller (American, 20thc.) " Batavia Fair," and "Batavia Horse Show, " September 1923. Two silkscreens on illustration board, signed in the plate, framed. Native American and Jockey Illustrations.