MISSISSIPPIAN NODENA REDWARE BOWL WITH COA

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 5&1/4 INCHES TALL BY 8 INCHES WIDE. IT IS FROM EASTERN ARKANSAS. COMES WITH A SAM JOHNSON CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. THIS ENTIRE SALE IS DEDICATED T

Native American, Southeast or Midwest, Mississippian, ca. 900 to 1543 CE. A remarkable pottery bowl displaying the head of the corn god - an important deity in Mississippian culture - rising upwards f

Native American, Southeast or Midwest, Mississippian, ca. 900 to 1543 CE. A remarkable pottery bowl displaying the head of the corn god - an important deity in Mississippian culture - rising upwards f

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 4 INCHES TALL BY 6&3/4 INCHES WIDE. IT IS FROM CROSS COUNTY ARKANSAS. BROKEN & GLUED MINOR RIM REPAIR RAISED RIM DESIGN WITH TALLY MARKS. COMES WITH A

6" H x 7 1/8" W Mississippian Bowl, Northeast, AR w/coa

7" D. Mississippian Duck Effigy Bowl. IL. Restored with original head re-attached. Ex-Dennis Arbeiter. Partain COA

Two Mississippian Bowls. Mississippi Co, AR. 3 7/8" H. Short Neck Bottle (Solid with Davis G10 COA) and 4 3/4" D. Carinated Bowl (with repair)

Three Native American Pottery Vessels, grey pot with black polychrome geometric decoration, repaired; redware bowl with black polychrome decorated exterior and interior, repaired; Mississippian water

Pre-columbian Tripod bowl from Costa Rica, ca. 1000-1400 A.D. Redware bowl sitting on top of three legs with each leg having a figure. Nice example! notes:All lots will be sold with a COA guaranteeing

8 1/2" D. Mississippian Fish Effigy Bowl. Crosskno Site. MS Co, AR. Well made. Some repair, tail touched up. Ex-Kevin Pipes. Partain COA

8" Mississippian Mussel Shell Effigy Bowl found in Lee Co., Arkansas. Very nice bowl shaped like a fresh water mussel or American Clam. This bowl has been in several collections over the years. Ex Ray

Very old 4 3/4" Stone Bowl. Found in central Tennessee and attributed to the Mississippian culture. Ex-John Davidson, Dr. T. Hugh Young. Nice, contoured shape. Symmetrical. Putty and Davis G10 COAs

3" Chlorite Elbow Pipe. Montgomery Co, AL. Colorful green and black Chlorite. Very well polished. Well shaped with thin bowl. Prehistoric, Woodland to Mississippian. G10 pipe once in the Dr. Burke Col

2 13/16" Mississippian Pipe. Cumberland Co, TN. Unique Sandstone Pipe with engraved parallel lines decorating bowl and arbor. Some damage to back side of stem hole. Ex-Mitch Lewis, Tommy Beutell. Davi

Four early Mississippian type bowls and vessel, largest 3"h. 7"d. and four 20th century including blackware plate, 9"d., dog figure and bird dish, 6.5"l., and redware wedding jar, 9.5"h. Varying wear

Native American, American Southeast, Nodena Phase, Mississippian Culture, “Walls Engraved” type ca. 1350 CE. A fine example of a rare ceramic type, most likely from the Missouri/ Arkansas border a

Redware bowl decorated with Corn plant and floral and nut swags in yellow and green slip decoration, Probably southern Pennsylvania 12 x 3 inches.

Native American, American Southeast, Nodena Phase, Mississippian Culture, “Walls Engraved” type ca. 1350 CE. A fine example of a rare ceramic type, most likely from the Missouri/ Arkansas border a

Nampeyo of Hano attributed Redware bowl with radiating geometric pattern. Includes a tag from the Cameron Trading Post, which attributes it to Nampeyo and dates it 1890-1905. The bowl is unsigned. Pro

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Large, lattice work compote, probably for a garden. Old tan paint. 12"h. 19"d. And a redware footed bowl with sheet brass edge. Fits well as a liner for compote

A Hopi redware bowl Of wide-mouthed form, the base corrugated, cracked and restored. height 10in, diameter 15 1/2in Footnotes: Provenance Robert V. Gallegos, Albuquerque, NM; purchased 14 August, 2006

Moravian Slip Decorated Redware BowlDiameter 11 3/4 inches

Two small redware bowls. 1) Larger bowl with handles. Detail on handle, some loss to detail buttons, have popped off even though glazed over. H 3" D widest 5-1/4". 2) Smaller bowl with handles, In pen

Rare Slip Decorated Redware Bowl, Attributed Hagerstown, MDearly 19th century, possibly Henry Adams, with rounded sides and rim, the interior decorated with cream and green wavy lines; brown slip line