44 Blunts and Notched Flint Blade (3 1/2"). OH/KY. Ex-Tom Davis and Stan Ryland.

44 Blunts and Notched Flint Blade. OH/KY. Ex Tom Davis and Stan Ryland.

3 1/2" Leaf Blade. MO. Knife River Flint. Translucent. Ex-Tom Davis

5 7/8" Copena Blade. TN. Glossy Dover. Very thin (3/16"), well flaked (G10). Ex-Gary Cuckler, Tom Davis

12 3/4" Stanfield Blade. Hamilton Co, TN. Dover. Large and fine blade with good collector history. Ex-Garry Mumaw, Dr. Stan Copeland, Dr. T. Hugh Young (has his sticker), Fain White King. Pictured in

5 3/4" Double Dimple Quartz Discoidal. Pickett Co, TN. Red and tan Quartz. Excellent symmetry. G10. Ex-Tom Davis, Jan Sorgenfrei

3 1/4" Clovis. Pike Co, IL. Very well made. Ex-Tom Davis, Tony Bakutis. Pictured in Paleo-Indian Artifacts (p30). Perino and Rogers COAs

6 3/4" Knobbed Pestle. Ohio. Exquisite Porphyry example. Ex-Tom Davis, Duane Johnson. Pictured in April 2008 Johnson Sale Catalog. Also recently pictured in Prehistoric Antiquities (copy of page attac

3 1/2" Hixton Clovis. WI. Translucent, well fluted. Ex-Kevin Pipes. Davis G9 COA. Added photo showing translucency of this Clovis. Featured on inside cover of this auction's catalog.

2 3/4" x 2" Hourglass Bannerstone 3X COA Dickey, Tom Davis, Josh Davis made from Banded Quartz, Spencer County Indiana Crib Mound, EX Ken Seim, Tom Davis, Bob Converse, Cameron Parks

comprising: 12 knives (8 3/4 in. L., stainless blunt blades), 12 forks (7 in. L.), 12 salad forks, 13 teaspoons, 12 ice cream forks, 12 demitasse spoons, 7 fruit spoons, and 6 butter spreaders; 86 tot

4 15/16" Winged Bannerstone. Bowling Green, KY. Finely polished and attractive red and green mottled Pipestone. Rare. Very well made. Ex-Tom Davis. Pictured in Roy Hathcock's November 2015 Sale Catalo

Frank M. Whiting & Co. Lily pattern sterling flatware including 18 dinner knives (2 with New French blades, 9"L, 5 with Blunt Blades, 9-1/2"L, 4 with Blunt Blades, 9-3/8"L, 7 with Blunt Blades, 8-3/4"

1 7/8" Quartz Cone. Ohio. Colorful red Quartz with fine polish. Very well made, G10 in every respect. Ex-Gary Cuckler, Tom Davis, Don Bapst. A relic gem - "The Peach". Featured on the cover of this au

Jukes Coulson & Co. Dag Knife mid-19th century remnants of a wood and copper handle; marked on blade  length 12-3/8 inches

comprising: 12 knives (stainless blunt blades, 10 in. L.), 12 forks (7 ½ in. L.), 12 teaspoons, 11 butter spreaders, 6 iced tea spoons, 6 egg spoons, and a dessert spoon; 60 total pieces with old hal

Asian scroll featuring hand-painted calligraphy depicting sage in a boat. [Art: 44" L x 12 3/4" W; Overall: 70" L x 17 3/4" W]. Creases with some paint loss.

19th C. Monumental Chinese Carved/Poly-chromed Group of Figures on Boat with a fitted carved wood base model-led as rolling waves. Note: The table is NOT included! H 12.3/4" x 44" x 16"

A vintage Chinese carved cinnabar wall plaque. Un-marked. Approximate measurements:17 1/2"H x 12 3/4"W or 44.5cm H x 32.5cm W

Lino Tagliapietra (Italian, b. 1934) Vessel from the Medusa series, circa 2000 Inciso glass 17-1/2 x 12 x 3-3/4 inches (44.5 x 30.5 x 9.5 cm) Etched to underside Lino Tagliapietra, (effaced) HID031012

HUGE 15 3/8" Blade made of dover flint Found in Arkansas. This is the Larges known Blade to be Found in Arkansas. Found by Theodore Souter. Native American Artifact

Vintage Middle-East Caucasian Kindjal Dagger . Watered steel double-edged blade with twin fullers and gold koftgari inlay. Dimension: 12" L Overall 6 3/4" Blade LengthVery good condition

12 knives (10 in. L., stainless blades), 12 forks (7 3/4 in. L.), 12 forks (7 in. L.), 12 knives (7 1/2 in. L., stainless blades), 12 dessert/pastry forks, 12 oval soup spoons, 12 solid butter spreade

Vintage Ithaca 3 1/2 Calendar Parlor Clock. Walnut case with ebony trim, nickel plate sash. Pendulum and bell movement not signed. Signed calendar dial, 5" time dial, T&S calendar dial. Great conditio

Smith, Tucker (1940- ), Wyoming Icons, oil on canvas, 10 x 12, signed lower right: Tucker Smith 94, Provenance: From the Collection of Bob and Curtice McCloy Literature: Tom Davis, Patrons Without Pee