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Native American Birch Bark Box with Dyed Porcupine Quill Decoration: 3 3/4" x 5" Gurley Auction Company provides IN HOUSE PACKING AND SHIPPING and we strive to keep costs as reasonable as possible. Please take the time to research the cost of shipping for the items tha

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Native American Birch Bark Box with Dyed Porcupine Quill Decoration

Gurley Antiques GalleryScarborough, ME

Pre-Columbian Stone Celt + Grooved Abrader / Shaft: Pre-Columbian, Mesoamerica, ca. 1000 BCE to 1500 CE. A pair of ancient stone tools includes a well-formed celt with a tapered blade and smoothed surface, shaped for cutting or woodworking tasks centra

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Pre-Columbian Stone Celt + Grooved Abrader / Shaft

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Cayalti / Chavin Stirrup Vessel, Bird Effigy (11"H): Cayalti culture / Chavin, ca. 800–500 BCE. Large pottery vessel having a stirrup type spout and large bulbous body with a projecting stylized bird head. Body is incised with semiabstract wings and f

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Cayalti / Chavin Stirrup Vessel, Bird Effigy (11"H)

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

5 Marajoara Ceramic Pubic Covers (Tangas), Brazil: Marajo Island, Para, Brazil, ca. 700–1200 CE. Five ceramic pubic covers of the female natives of the Island of Marajo at the mouth of the Amazon. These triangular avian form was suspended by fiber t

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5 Marajoara Ceramic Pubic Covers (Tangas), Brazil

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

Mississippian Incised Bottle | Crosshatch & Target: Native American, Mississippian culture, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. Pottery bottle, intact, with a rounded globular body rising into a tall, gently tapering neck and slightly flared rim. The body is encircle

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Mississippian Incised Bottle | Crosshatch & Target

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Antique Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Raised Beadwork Souvenir Bag: This antique souvenir pouch is an example of Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) raised beadwork, traditionally produced for the tourist trade in the late 19th to early 20th century. The bag features a horseshoe

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Antique Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Raised Beadwork Souvenir Bag

Burns Auction & Appraisal LLCLancaster, OH

Lot of Two Native American Baskets: 10" x 25" x 17" 11" x 22" x 14"

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Lot of Two Native American Baskets

Gurley Antiques GalleryScarborough, ME

Native American Pottery Grouping: Group of three Native American pottery pieces, including a painted form vessel signed Adelle Nampeyo (approx. 5" x 3"), a painted pottery bowl with stylized bird decoration signed Acoma N.M. (approx.

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Native American Pottery Grouping

Weiss AuctionsLynbrook, NY

Moche Wrinkle Face Deity Ithyphallic Dribble Vessel, TL'd: Pre-Columbian, Peru, North Coast, Moche culture, ca. 100 to 700 CE. A seated supernatural commands this Moche redware dribble vessel: the Wrinkle Face deity, one of the most potent figures in the Moch

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Moche Wrinkle Face Deity Ithyphallic Dribble Vessel, TL'd

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Jalisco Fertility Figure with Scarification | 16.9"H: Pre-Columbian, Mexico, Jalisco, ca. 100 BCE – 300 CE. A standing female figure in burnished redware, her weight settled into columnar legs and a fully modeled torso. She lifts her right arm across h

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Jalisco Fertility Figure with Scarification | 16.9"H

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

La Tolita Pottery Standing Figure, Colombia / Ecuador: Colombia/Ecuador, ca. 500 BCE. Molded hollow pottery standing figure, with his arms held slightly away from his sides. Wearing a wide belted loincloth, and depicted with a slight smile, multi pierced

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La Tolita Pottery Standing Figure, Colombia / Ecuador

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

Group of 75 Pre-Columbian Pottery Head Fragments: Olmec regions & West coast, mostly: ca. 600 BCE – 250 CE. Group of 75 pottery head fragments, originally from figures, including mostly pre-classic examples. Most have normal light surface weatherin

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Group of 75 Pre-Columbian Pottery Head Fragments

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

Costa Rica Andesite Jaguar Head (from Metate): Costa Rica, ca. 500–1200 CE. Carved gray volcanic stone, probably andesite, head of a jaguar originally from a metate. Nicely detailed carved geometric decoration on his head, large open toothy, fan

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Costa Rica Andesite Jaguar Head (from Metate)

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

Tairona Anthropomorphic 4-Note Flute, Colombia: Colombia, ca. 500–1000 CE. Gray-brown color pottery flute depicting a stylized human figure, holding both hands on his chest, having a slightly projecting head with a recessed triangular nose and ro

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Tairona Anthropomorphic 4-Note Flute, Colombia

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

Ica Painted Bottle + Recuay Effigy Spout Vessel: Ica & Recuay, ca. 600–800 CE. Two different pottery examples, including a red-orange tapered bulbous bottle, having opposing perforated lug handles, and a short cylindrical neck. Decorated around th

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Ica Painted Bottle + Recuay Effigy Spout Vessel

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

Vicus Spouted Effigy Vessel | Owl Head, Negative-Resist: Vicus, ca. 100 BCE – 200 CE. Pottery vessel having a central head spout and strap handle, depicting a highly stylized owl head with large disc shaped eyes and beak in between. Red-orange ground with

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Vicus Spouted Effigy Vessel | Owl Head, Negative-Resist

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

Chavin Chocolate Ware Stirrup Bottle: Chavin, ca. 1200–500 BCE. Chocolate ware pottery bottle having a squat bulbous bottle and stirrup type spout. A finely incised, large multiple wave pattern on the body. 9" H × 5.75" W (22.86 cm H �

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Chavin Chocolate Ware Stirrup Bottle

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

Anasazi Tularosa Style Storage Olla, Cibola Tradition: Native American, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), Cibola tradition, ca. 1150–1300 CE. Native American, Southwestern United States, Anasazi (Ancestral Puebloan), Cibola tradition, ca. 1150 to 1300 CE. A

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Anasazi Tularosa Style Storage Olla, Cibola Tradition

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

8 Native American Stone and Pottery Pipes | Effigy and Platform: Native American, United States, ca. 200 BCE – 1500 CE. Eight carved stone and pottery pipes, including elbow, platform, and effigy forms. The lot features a red pipestone fish effigy pipe with incis

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8 Native American Stone and Pottery Pipes | Effigy and Platform

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Two Colima Standing Figures Wearing Loincloths: Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima culture, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A lively pair of Colima pottery standing figures modeled with strong limbs and expressive features, each wearing a simple loincloth t

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Two Colima Standing Figures Wearing Loincloths

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Colima Pottery Flutes, Shoe Vessels, Miniature Pots (9): West coast, ca. 200 BCE – 250 CE. Group of nine pottery examples, including three different flutes, one is double chambered, with strong scattered encrustation. A flute decorated in high relief with

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Colima Pottery Flutes, Shoe Vessels, Miniature Pots (9)

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

Pair Maya Chert Ceremonial Blades, Belize, 600-900 CE: Pre-Columbian, Belize, Maya culture, ca. 600 to 900 CE. A pair of large chert ceremonial blades, each flaked in uniface form with broad triangular profiles and tapered points. One example in pale crea

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Pair Maya Chert Ceremonial Blades, Belize, 600-900 CE

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Aztec Tripod Rattle Bowl with Dog Head Effigy Legs: Pre-Columbian, Central Mexico, Aztec culture, ca. 14th to 16th century CE. A tripod rattle bowl supported by three hollow legs formed as stylized dog heads, each modeled with incised details defining

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Aztec Tripod Rattle Bowl with Dog Head Effigy Legs

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Jamacoaque Pottery Shaman Figure, Ecuador: Ecuador, ca. 500–1000 CE. Molded pottery standing shaman, leaning forward, wearing a very large arch-form headdressand a mask with a long rope from his chin. Wearing long rectangular ear ornaments,

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Jamacoaque Pottery Shaman Figure, Ecuador

Artemis Fine ArtsNew York, NY

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