Anasazi Collection

Anasazi collection of three vessels 900-1100clay6 dia x 3.75 h in (15 x 10 cm) Provenance: Collection of Bertrand Goldberg | Thence by descent

10” x 4 ½” Redware Bowl, Anasazi – Ex. Lone Collection – has crack

Collection of Prehistoric Native American Anasazi Pottery Sherds. Included in this collection are white on black painted, black on red painted, and ribbed pieces. The largest of these is 6'' long. Acq

Offered here is a prehistoric Anasazi pottery jar. The jar is fully covered in bold, black geometrics forming an eye catching pattern. A nice example of an Anasazi bowl for your collection so bid now!

3 5/8" Anasazi Full Groove Axe. NM. Some use wear to pole. Hard to find Anasazi Axe. Ex-Cookston Collection

Prehistoric/Early 1900s, Collection of seven pre-Columbian, Anasazi, and other pottery vessels (five bowls and two ollas). In as-found condition, unrestored. Largest 2" x 6-1/2"

Wood Case Display of Anasazi Pottery Shards. Ex Eldon Laudner Collection. Shards are 1 1/4" to 2 1/2". Frame is 17" by 13"

Reconstructed white ware Anasazi bowl, black interior geometric design. 3"x 8.75". Sold as is.Date:Country (if not USA):State:City:Provenance: Gary Bracken Collection

Reconstructed Wingate Anasazi red bowl, interior black geometric design. White exterior designs. 2"x5.5".Date:Country (if not USA):State: ColoradoCity:Provenance: Gary Bracken Collection

This lot has five riker boxes of points from Colorado, and one walnut display from Colorado and Wyoming. One box is bird points from eastern Col.; a box from Dolores County with Anasazi and Ute points

Anasazi pottery, ornate and highly functional, often white/gray with dark geometric designs. This pottery occurs as early as A.D. 200 in the Anasazi region, and most pieces appear to have been made of

Anasazi pot, partially reconstructed with loose shards included. Largest reconstructed section is 8"x 9.5". Sold as is.Date:Country (if not USA):State: New MexicoCity:Provenance: Gary Bracken Collecti

This lot holds eleven pieces of Anasazi (Ancient Puebloan) pottery shards. There are four pieces in the 3in .size with black on white ware decorated inside or outside. One piece is of corrugated const

16 + general Western History books. The Milwaukee Road by Derleth. The Four Corners Anasazi by Houk. Bear Chief's War Chief by Betts. Flying Over Rainbows by Fiorini. Paleontology of the Green River b

7 5/8" x. Anasazi Canteen. AZ. Excellent condition. Bowl rings solid. Some rim repair. Vivid coloring. Ex-Tatum Collection

This remarkable pitcher is of Anasazi culture, 1100-1200 AD. St. Johns black geometric shapes and step designs on red with dog-head handle. Stands approx 5.5" tall. NOTE: From the collection of Daniel

7 1/2" D. Anasazi Jar. Shouldered neck style. NM. 900-1100 AD. Very fine condition with solid bowl. ~ 1 3/4" hole glued. Detailed design, very artistic. Ex-Cookston Collection, Dace Hyatt. Comes with

4 1/2" D. Cup/Pitcher. Anasazi. NM. Excellent condition. Intact. Graceful and well made. Ex-Cookston collection. Comes with a statement of release from the consignor

3 3/8" H. Miniature Tri-Lobe Jar. Anasazi. NM. Wonderful intact piece with original paint. Circa 900-1100 AD. Ex-Cookston collection, J. Hail. Comes with a statement of release from the consignor. Fea

EVERY BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS FROM THE LARRY SHAVER COLLECTION, HE FOUND HIS FIRST ARROWHEAD IN 1951 AT THE AGE OF 12 & COLLECTED UNTIL THE TIME OF HIS DEATH. HE HAD A VERY LARGE

Terrific piece of pottery of the Anasazi culture dating 1180-1300 AD. Kana'a?black rolling waves on white bowl. Measures approx 4.5" tall x 7.5" wide. NOTE: From the collection of Daniel Cutrone, prof

7 x 8 Anasazi Pitcher – found 1880 – Ex. J.F. Neil Coll. – Nice from the Van Slooten Collection from Michigan

5 1/2" H. x 5 1/2" D. Anasazi Pitcher. NM. Excellent, solid condition. Handle may be reattached. Very fine condition with excellent original paint. 900-1100 AD. Ex-Cookston collection. Comes with a st

Likely Mesa Verde, black on white geometric decoration 7.5'' H x 5.5'' Dia. Provenance: Private Collection, Pasadena, CA.