Three Naga N.E. India Spear Points

A large horn drinking vessel, Naga NE India, Headhunting Culture. Hair and leather stitching and native cordage handle. Wear on surface. Three heads decorate side. Circa 1920-1950. 14 in length x 5 in

A large granary door from Nagaland, NE India encompassing classic iconography of headhunter culture. Two carved taken heads, large, spreading mithun horns, 34 hornbills, and two dao holder representat

A Naga NE India crown of brass with spiral headhunting symbols, and trade beads. This would have been worn by a chief or warrior who had taken heads. 6 in. x 6.5 in. x 3 in. / 15.24 cm. x 16.51 cm. x

Man's Blanket, Naga People, NE India, early/mid 20th c; cotton, cowry shells, couching. Size: 39'' x 58'' (99 x 147 cm).

wood (sago palm), metal blade and end piece, fine plant fibre cord, shaft elaborately coated with bunches of goats hair dyed in red and black, small traces of corrosion; such spears belong to the grou

Rare Naga Palmwood Multi-Barb Spear Point. Carved wood with plant fiber binding. On stand. Size: 36.25'' x 2.25'' x 2'' (92 x 6 x 5 cm).

Three Archaic Spear Points American, ancient: carved horse-form catlinite pipe bowl, 3 in., break and loss to pipe stem; three Native American spear points, one notched chert point, 9-1/2 in., good co

**First Time At Auction** Near East, Western Asia, ca. 1600 to 600 BCE. A gathering of four ancient Near Eastern bronze spear points. Three points have flat profiles with either short and flat handles

Pre-Columbian, Costa Rica, ca. 500 to 1200 CE. A trio of knapped spear points, made of dark red stone with white inclusions. The marks of stone working are clear. These beautiful hand tools were likel

Three extremely large obsidian spear points. Unknown origin and age, but from an old California collection of Native American items, including many 19th century, primarily collected 1930-1970. Longest

There are 33 Arrowheads in the nice display case. The top Row is mostly Bird Points. Others are Arrowhead and Spear Point types. Three of the Bird Points are missing some of their tips. All of these a

2 Northeast India Objects, Early 20th C. Including a N.E. Indian Brass Pectoral Ornament, Early 20th C. Size: 5'' x 5'' x 1'' (13 x 13 x 3 cm). Together with N.E. India Frontier Naga Bronze Ornament,

(lot of 23) Stone bird points, arrowheads, spearpoints, tool, three with COA by Baker Evaluations, one by Mark Whitcomb marked Restored, largest item approx. 8.1/8"l, 2.1/8"w, housed in two

Ancient Near East, Iran, Amlash culture, ca. 13th to 10th century BCE. A large, sharp bronze spear point with three distinctive prongs - the outer two flat and long, the inner one triangular - rising

**Back At Auction Due to Non-Paying Bidder** Ancient Near East, Iran, Amlash culture, ca. 13th to 10th century BCE. A large, sharp bronze spear point with three distinctive prongs - the outer two flat

African Weaponry; Three large African forged iron spear points blades, two with wood handles. Provenance: from Taylor University's Mabel P. Michel Collection. Proceeds benefit Taylor University endowe

20th century, mixed group includes two hoes, two spear points, five aluminum cuffs, three brass cuffs, and one ring. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots 1-948) 13 in. (blades) Fr

Two Naga Wood and Metal Spears India, Circa 19th-20th Century A.D. Height of tallest 74 1/2 inches (189 cm). Property from Mr. Radu Moldovan, Skokie, Illinois Provenance: B.C. Holland Gallery, Chicago

Group of three Native American Indian type red jasper spear points. 6.2inch L, 1.4inch W (largest).

Carved wood, 9 3/4" and 11 3/4" respectively representing the two forms of fighting knives, the large single edged Bowie and the double edged spear point Arkansas Toothpick. Each with three chain link

(lot of 12) Stone spearpoints, one with COA from Tom Bannerstone, one marked Dalton, three with Texas tags, one baked Maury Co. TN, larges spear point item approx. 7.75"l, 1.5/16"w, largest

Three Bow Porcelains. Comprising a cut corner platter with a gilt spear point rim {length 11 1/4 inches (28.6 cm)} and a dish form plate, both painted in the Two Quail Pattern, with an iron red Kakeim

Comprised of: 1) Spear and shaft, spear point and metal shaft of 29” with a 30” wooden shaft. Three sections wrapped with metal for support. 2) Spear and shaft, spear point and metal shaft of 29-3

Edo period. 11 1/4" length, 5" triangular point. The root or bolster is formed by chamfering the three ridges. Crisp with a little superficial staining/discoloration only. Tapered tang with a single m