Mississippian Redware Bottle

It is solid condition. Please see picture for measurment. This artifact is from the Arkansas River Valley Indian Arts Museum in Pine Bluff Arkansas. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACT

This Mississippian Redware Bottle is from the Richardson collection and has a missing rim piece. It is 8&1/2 inches tall by 8&1/2 inches wide. All items have been examined by Sam Johnson and are authe

This Mississippian Red Ware Bottle is from the Dub Lyerly collection and appears solid with some neck repair. It is 7 inches tall by 6&1/2 inches wide. All items have been examined by Sam Johnson and

Rare Prehistoric Native American Caddoan Mississippian Culture Fine-ware Pottery Bottle.Type: Fine clay-grit / sand tempered coiled redware ceramic bottle with applique and punctations: Excellent exam

10" Mississippian Bottle. AR. Old Town Red paint in excellent condition. Solid. Ex-Jeramiah Fogelson

AMERICAN EARTHENWARE / REDWARE BOTTLE, lead-glazed, unusual bell-form with multi-ringed body, stepped shoulder, tapered neck, delicate ringed mouth, and pronounced foot. Kiln reduction resulting in a

This Mississippian Bottle is from the Dub Lyerly collection and is very nice and appears solid. It is 9&3/4 inches tall by 7&1/2 inches wide. All items have been examined by Sam Johnson and are authen

This Large Mississippian Bottle With Dimpled Base is from the late Dub Lyerly collection. It appears to be solid and has nice surface polish, this is a nice example. It is 9 inches tall by 8 inches wi

This Mississippian Bottle With Appliqued Hands is from the Dub Lyerly collection and appears solid. It is 5&1/4 inches tall by 6&3/4 inches wide. All items have been examined by Sam Johnson and are au

Native American redware bottle, with later engraving, approx 6"h, 4.5"diam., 1lbs **Provenance: A private Texas collection** Start Price: $50.00

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

Redware bottle with applied handle in the form of a dog, with an olive green glaze over yellow, possibly Moravian Salem, NC - 8.75"H - very good condition. Early 19th century. Provenance: From a priva

Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A set of 2 hand-built pottery vessels, each with stone-burnished surfaces bearing hues of either dark brown or red and orange. The brownware

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

11 1/4" H. Mississippian Bottle. MO. Restored. Large, fine display. Ex-Rick Erdmann

This Fine Mississippian Bottle With Disk Base is from the late Dub Lyerly collection. It is very well made and appears solid. It is 9 inches tall by 6&1/2 inches wide. All items have been examined by

This Fine Mississippian Bottle is from the late Dub Lyerly collection. It is a very well made bottle with an applique ring at the jct. of the neck and body. It is 9&1/2 inches tall by 5&1/2 inches wid

This Mississippian Bottle with Pedestal Base is from the Bob Bankston Collection. It appears solid with rim chips. It is 9 inches tall by 7 & 1/2 inches wide. All items have been examined by Sam Johns

This Fine Mississippian Bottle With Decorated Base is from the late Dub Lyerly collection. This well made bottle has good polish and has the unusual feature od hollow cane punctations incised into the

This Mississippian Bottle is from the Dub Lyerly collection and has a glued neck. It is 9&3/4 inches tall by 8 inches wide. All items have been examined by Sam Johnson and are authentic in his opinion

This Mississippian Bottle was previously in the Dub Lyerly Collection. It is repaired and shows normal use wear. It is 8 inches tall by 6&3/4 inches wide. All items have been examined by Sam Johnson a

It has minor repair. Please see picture for measurment. This artifact is from the Arkansas River Valley Indian Arts Museum in Pine Bluff Arkansas. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS

EVERY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS FROM EITHER THE LARRY SHAVER COLLECTION OR THE BARTH GRAYSON COLLECTION. LARRY SHAVER FOUND HIS FIRST ARROWHEAD IN 1951 AT THE AGE OF 12 & COLLECTED

Mississippian Bottle Pot Found in St Francis Co. Arkansas Ex Kevin Jerome Collection. She has some rim chips. Other than that this is a good old mississippian pot. Has no restoration. Measures 7" tall