Native American | Ethno | Fine Art Auction on Sep 4, 2026 by Artemis Fine Arts in CO
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Anasazi Chaco Black-on-White Chocolate Drinking Vessel
French Jurassic Ammonite Cluster, Stacked Stone Matrix
Phoenician Hellenistic Gold Relief Inlay of Tyche
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Louisville, CO, United States
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Anasazi Chaco Black-on-White Chocolate Drinking Vessel: Native American, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), Chaco Black-on-White, ca. 1000–1150 CE. A Chaco black-on-white pitcher built for a drink that traveled some fifteen hundred miles to reach it. The
0001: Anasazi Chaco Black-on-White Chocolate Drinking Vessel
Est.
US$3,000
-
US$4,500
US$1,500
Prehistoric Anasazi Tularosa Black-on-White Jar: Native American, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), Tularosa Black-on-white, ca. 1150–1325 CE. A full-bodied earthenware pitcher whose short cylindrical neck rises from a low, rounded shoulder,
0002: Prehistoric Anasazi Tularosa Black-on-White Jar
Est.
US$1,200
-
US$1,800
US$600
Prehistoric Anasazi Tularosa Black-on-White Olla,: Native American, Ancestral Puebloan, Tularosa Black-on-White, ca. 1100–1250 CE. A wide-shouldered olla of buff ceramic, its globular body rising to a short cylindrical neck and everted lip,
0003: Prehistoric Anasazi Tularosa Black-on-White Olla,
Est.
US$1,400
-
US$2,000
US$700
Kayenta Anasazi Black on White Bowl with Hatched Bands: Native American, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), Kayenta Branch, ca. 1050–1300 CE. A hemispherical earthenware bowl painted in dense organic black on a chalky white slip, the interior given over
0004: Kayenta Anasazi Black on White Bowl with Hatched Bands
Est.
US$1,000
-
US$1,500
US$500
Ancestral Puebloan Anasazi Ladle, Eight-Point Star: Native American, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), ca. 900–1300 CE. A ceramic ladle of classic Southwestern form, its shallow rounded bowl rising at the end of a long trough-like handle raised from
0005: Ancestral Puebloan Anasazi Ladle, Eight-Point Star
Est.
US$800
-
US$1,200
US$400
Large Prehistoric Anasazi / Hohokam Stone Mano: Native American, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi) or Hohokam, ca. 900–1350 CE. A long loaf of dense gray stone, worn smooth by generations of grinding, this is a mano ("hand" in Spanish), the upper
0006: Large Prehistoric Anasazi / Hohokam Stone Mano
Est.
US$800
-
US$1,200
US$400
Anasazi Pottery Sherd Group, Southwest, Black-on-White and Black-on-Red: Native American, Southwestern United States, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), ca. 700–1400 CE. A collection of pottery sherds from the American Southwest representing a range of wares and
0007: Anasazi Pottery Sherd Group, Southwest, Black-on-White and Black-on-Red
Est.
US$300
-
US$450
US$150
Rare Anasazi Mimbres Coral Animal Effigy Carving: Ca. 1000–1500 CE. Native American / Pre-Columbian, Southwestern United States / Northern Mexico, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. A carved fossil coral figure depicting a rotund animal form with a compact
0008: Rare Anasazi Mimbres Coral Animal Effigy Carving
Est.
US$7,000
-
US$10,500
US$2,500
Mimbres Bichrome Bowl w/ Geometric Motif: Native American, Mogollon, Mimbres, ca. 750–1000 CE. A hemispherical earthenware bowl raised by hand from buff clay, its interior slipped in cream white and painted in iron-red with a broad
0009: Mimbres Bichrome Bowl w/ Geometric Motif
Est.
US$1,400
-
US$2,000
US$700
Mimbres Black-on-White Pottery Bowl - Standing Woman, Kill Hole: Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Mimbres Valley. Ca. 951–1200 CE. A rare and important hemispherical black-on-white pottery bowl featuring a finely painted figural
0009A: Mimbres Black-on-White Pottery Bowl - Standing Woman, Kill Hole
Est.
US$19,000
-
US$28,500
US$7,500
Native American Woodland Period Carved Stone Face: Native American, Woodland culture, ca. 1000 BCE – 1000 CE. A human face pecked and incised into a waterworn pebble of tan-pink stone, its natural lobed silhouette read as a head with cheeks and
0010: Native American Woodland Period Carved Stone Face
Est.
US$600
-
US$900
US$300
Pair of Woodland Stone Tools - Celt & Axe Head: Ca. 1000 BCE – 1000 CE. Native American, North America, Woodland period, ca. 1000 BCE to 1000 CE. A well-preserved pair of Woodland period stone tools from Marshall County, Kentucky, comprising
0011: Pair of Woodland Stone Tools - Celt & Axe Head
Est.
US$800
-
US$1,200
US$300
Mississippian Black Stone Pipe - Square Bowl: Ca. 1200–1400 CE. Native American, Mississippian culture, ca. 1200 to 1400 CE. A compact and finely carved black stone pipe, its squared bowl and tapering stem precisely drilled and polished,
0011A: Mississippian Black Stone Pipe - Square Bowl
Est.
US$1,200
-
US$1,800
US$400
Native American Archaic-Woodlands Bone Tool Collection: Ca. 1809–1800 BCE. Native American, Midwestern to Southeastern United States, Archaic to Woodlands era, ca. 8000 BCE to 1800s CE. A collection of bone and antler tools representing assorted
0012: Native American Archaic-Woodlands Bone Tool Collection
Est.
US$1,400
-
US$2,100
US$500
Mississippian Stone Effigy Pipe | Bird or Insect Form: Native American, Mississippian culture, ca. 1000–1500 CE. A compact effigy pipe carved from dense stone, the rounded body worked into a stylized creature form suggesting either a bird at rest
0012A: Mississippian Stone Effigy Pipe | Bird or Insect Form
Est.
US$800
-
US$1,200
US$400
Woodland Stone Axe Head - 3/4 Grooved: Ca. 1000 BCE – 1000 CE. Native American, Woodland Period, ca. 1000 BCE to 1000 CE. A robust and timeworn Native American Woodlands stone axe head, its broad, tapering form defined by a
0013: Woodland Stone Axe Head - 3/4 Grooved
Est.
US$800
-
US$1,200
US$300
Mississippian Pottery Effigy Group - Fish, Turtle, Hexagonal Bowl: Pre-Columbian, United States, Mississippian culture, ca. 1000–1500 CE. A trio of hand-built earthenware vessels animated by the creatures of river and marsh. The smallest is a globular jar
0013A: Mississippian Pottery Effigy Group - Fish, Turtle, Hexagonal Bowl
Est.
US$800
-
US$1,200
US$300
Native American Knapped Stone Tools / Projectile Tips: Ca. 200–1000 CE. Native American, North America, Eastern Woodland, ca. 200 to 1000 CE. Four hand-knapped tools made from stones of rich smokey hues. The first three are large and perhaps acted
0014: Native American Knapped Stone Tools / Projectile Tips
Est.
US$900
-
US$1,400
US$450
Mississippian Basalt Pop-Eyed Birdstone Effigy: Native American, Mississippian culture, ca. 800–1600 CE. A compact, sculpturally distilled basalt effigy carved in the form of a perched bird, its body reduced to a sleek, river-smoothed mass
0014A: Mississippian Basalt Pop-Eyed Birdstone Effigy
Est.
US$800
-
US$1,200
US$300
Ancestral Puebloan Black-on-White and Corrugated Sherd Collection, Southwest US: Native American, Southwestern United States, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), ca. 700–1400 CE. A collection of pottery sherds from the American Southwest, Ancestral Puebloan and related
0015: Ancestral Puebloan Black-on-White and Corrugated Sherd Collection, Southwest US
Est.
US$400
-
US$600
US$200
Two Native American Woodland Stone Tools - Celt & Axe: Ca. 1000 BCE – 1000 CE. Native American, North America, Woodland period, ca. 1000 BCE to 1000 CE. A well preserved pair of Woodland period stone woodworking tools consisting of a polished celt
0016: Two Native American Woodland Stone Tools - Celt & Axe
Est.
US$350
-
US$525
US$150
Mississippian Pottery Bowl - Lug Handles: Ca. 800–1600 CE. Native American, Mississippian culture, ca. 800 to 1600 CE. A well-balanced pottery bowl with a rounded base and gently flaring rim, accented by opposing ridged lug handles and
0017: Mississippian Pottery Bowl - Lug Handles
Est.
US$800
-
US$1,200
US$300
Mississippian Caddo Jar - Incised Geometric Motif: Ca. 800–1600 CE. Native American, Mississippian culture, Caddo, Arkansas, Lafayette County, ca. 800 to 1600 CE. A finely formed pottery jar with a gently flaring rim and rounded body, decorated
0018: Mississippian Caddo Jar - Incised Geometric Motif
Est.
US$800
-
US$1,200
US$300
Mississippian Caddo Pottery Bottle - Large Form: Ca. 900–1500 CE. Native American, Southeastern United States, Mississippian Caddo culture, ca. 900 to 1500 CE. A commanding and beautifully preserved pottery bottle of classic Caddo form,
0019: Mississippian Caddo Pottery Bottle - Large Form
Est.
US$1,000
-
US$1,500
US$400