Three American Carved Powder Horns

AMERICAN CARVED POWDER HORNS, LOT OF THREE,two examples with flat wooden caps.Mid 19th century.One 11 1/2" L.Provenance: From the Ann and Clay Ring family collection, Winston-Salem, NC.

American Revolutionary War Powder Horn & Two More. This is one lot of three different sized powder horns. We know that one was carved during the Revolutionary War, but we are not sure when the other t

Two are 19th century: wooden cap with steel strap loop, 10"l. , and small with wooden cap and insect damage, 6.5"l. And a contemporary horn with turned cap and stopper, brass tacks and checkered spout

An American Carved Powder Horn 20th Century with figural and animal decoration. Length 18 1/2 inches.

An American Carved Powder Horn Length 18 1/2 inches.

Early American carved powder horn with etched dog and deer amongst carved leaves in a twisted carved design. Beautifully carved. Comes with decoratively carved wooden plug - what is shown in photos. F

AMERICAN FIGURAL CARVED POWDER HORN, the walnut butt cap carved with a protruding bird's head having a large heart below, the spout with a paneled collar 1" forward. Mid 19th century. 11 3/4&

An American Geometric Carved Powder Horn 19th/20th Century Length 12 inches.

Colonial America 1747-Dated American Colonial Large Carved Powder Horn Hand Inscribed "NATHAN LVES HIS HORn 1747" & More 1747-Dated Colonial Period, Decorative Engraved American Ornately "Folk Art" st

A GROUP OF THREE AMERICAN CARVED FLINT AND AGATE HORN KNIVES WITH ONE STAND, BY PAUL E SMITH, SIGNED, CIRCA 2002, each blade is hand flaked as well as incised with artist's symbol and hide wrapped to

Old hand carved powder horn. Features carved decoration depicting a Native American Indian rider on horseback hunting a buffalo. Measures 8" x 2". Good overall condition with minor wear. Hill Auction

Three Native American objectsComprising two carved horn spoons and a leather pouch.overall length of longer spoon 12in (30cm)

Profusely carved powder horn with Native American Imagery. Figural depictions of a Face and Indian Tee Pee's and a Cabin. Inscribed "Made 1827", "Shoot Him" "YK twice" presumably initials of the owner

LOT ASSORTED NATIVE AMERICAN INCLUDING CARVED STONE, ANTLER DANCE RATTLE; POWDER HORN; BEADED LEATHER POUCH, ETC. LENGTH 3-22"

American, 19th Century. Three powder horns. 6.5"-14.5"l.

Powder Horns Ornate Raised Hand-Carved Powder Horn Decorated with Typical Lancaster, Pennsylvania Area Engraved Designs c. 1840, Highly Ornate Hand-Carved Powder Horn with Raised Decorative Designs ty

Eight (8) American powder horns of varying sizes, seven (7) having wooden plugs secured by brads, three (3) with wooden plugs, and one (1) with a leather strap. Ranging in size from 4 1/2" to 8 3/4" L

ASSORTED CARVED POWDER HORNS, LOT OF FOUR, each with wooden end cap, three with later added leather strap, one with brass tacks. One powder horn has scrimshawed initials " H C 4". 19th century. Very g

North America, United States, ca. 1799 CE. A hand carved powder horn made from cow horn, with a wooden plug and a steel pin tip. The body is flat and narrow, tapering to the ridges mouth. A rectangula

NATIVE AMERICAN AND OTHER STONE TOOLS AND RELATED ARTICLES, LOT OF 15, including a large single-groove axe, a circular mortar, a carved powder horn, and a necklace of carved wood and shell beads. Larg

19th c. carved powder horn. Various markings including "Fort Kipp", American Eagle, fort, dated "July 24, 1841". 13" L..

An assembled group of gentlemen's walking sticks and Militaria19th-20th centuryComprising three carved wood walking sticks, a British Military Swagger Stick, acopper and brass powder horn and a Turkis

War of 1812 War of 1812 Era Cannon / Musket Priming Powder Horn War of 1812 Era, Cannon / Musket Hand-Carved Priming Powder Horn with Brass Tip and Lever, Extremely Fine. This decorative turned-cap ca

Inscribed "PHILO: SPARY / [17]77" (identified with Philo Sperry, 1754-1812, of New Haven, Ct., documented as a member of the frigate Trumbull's crew) further engraved with three churches (identified a