Grinding Bowl with Pestle, was used in owner’s

Group of Stone Relics, Axe Head, small paint bowl, grinding stone, pestle, sharpening stones

Near East / Holy Land, Byzantine Empire, ca. 6th to 10th century CE. A massive stone mortar with a thick grinding pestle. The hefty bowl rests on a small foot, and the thick walls lend weight to the m

12” x 2” Phalic Groove Stone Pestle used with Tree Branch Suspension for grinding in stone or wood mortar, Rare Iroquois New York State

Classic, large, vesicular basalt mortar and pestle used by Native Americans, probably of California origin, 15" tall and 12" in diameter. The grinding hole is 9" deep, and there is a 9" chip out of on

19th cen, measures 18"diameter, 16" in height, bottom with three drilled hole, previous owner used as planter

An Egyptian stone pestle, or grinding stone, c. 3rd - 2nd Millennium BC, well-worn and used with attractive deposits. L: 4 ½ in (11.4 cm). Ex Detroit private collection.

(lot of 4) West Africa, Dogon, Mali, old wooden pestles, 19th century, much used for pounding and grinding in a mortar, largest: 59"h. Provenance: The Collection of Allan Stone.

Double Dished Mortar w/ Quartzite Pestle found in Illinois. Nicely dished out on both sides this Mortar may also have been used as a shallow stone bowl on both sides. It is made of sandstone and measu

Rare and early small pharmaceutical mortar, used for grinding herbs, medicines and cures in an apothecary. Original pestle. Both pieces made of heavy cast bronze. Antique, 17th century. Measurements:

The bowl measures approximately 7" x 6 1/4".

Prehistoric, All found/purchased pre-1950, approximately 80 pieces including 20+ mortars/bowls, nine flat metates, four fully grooved weights, and approximately 48 different grinding stones, pestles,

Of bold and exuberant form, likely for communal use or implement of a Cucique or his high priest. A ceremonial pestle, under custody and care of a high born, dates late 2nd to 3rd phase from around 11

Of bold and exuberant form, likely for communal use or implement of a Cacique or his high priest. A ceremonial pestle, under custody and care of a high born, dates late 2nd to 3rd phase from around 11

9" x 8 1/2" x 4 1/2" Stone Mortar/Grain Grinding Bowl, Made from Ironstone, Similar to Hematite, Very Rare material for the artifact, Ex McCabe, Milan Missouri

3 7/8" long, 2 1/2" wide.

Primitive Wood Grinding Bowl. 5 3/4" x 16"w x 16 3/4"d. Condition, rustic, some cracks, natural wear

Wooden Carved Mortar Grinding Bowl

4 1/2" Gneiss Grinding Pestle found along the Tennessee River, Humphreys Co, Tennessee

4 3/4" long. 2 1/8" wide.

Set of 7 Limoges Elite Works Bowls. (Nut bowls?). One larger with 6 smaller. Marked Limoges France Elite on bottom. Glass bottle stopper and pestle. Vintage porcelain long nose infant feeder. Photos a

Lot of 6 assorted colored glass bowls and accessories. 1 green toned bowl with hand blown stirring ladle, at 16 inches long and 2 amber toned glass bowls with two clew glass pestles. Bowls rang from 2

Lot of 12 Wooden Kitchen Utensils, Mortar Bowls, Pestles, 1 of 2. This lot includes an assortment of bowls or tubs, mortars and pestles, and rolling pins, as well as a tray dish for apothecary or kitc

Celadon glazed water bowl. Used for cleaning brushes. A jade lid and crystal handle with silver bottom. Created in the 18th century and created by a famous company. Height of 7.5"

Hand-hammered honey dish, egg shaped with two bowls . Larger one used to place apples and smaller honey bowl used for dipping the apples into the honey. Menahem Berman- Born in Jerusalem in 1929, Ber