4 3/8" Shovel Pendant. Mueser. Pictured. Davis P

4 3/8" Bi-Concave Pendant. Eastern Iowa. Finely polished, finely made. Slate. Ex-Dave Harvey. Pictured in Prehistoric Art of Iowa, p294

4 7/8" Shovel Pendant. Allen Co, OH. Slate. Large, nice example. Ex-Archie Diller. Davis G9 COA

with carved claw and ball feet and upholstered in yellow silk. Pictured p.132 de Dampierre "French Chic". 38 3/4" high, 85" long, 30 1/4" deep at feet, seat height 19". Fading and soiling to upholster

4 3/8" Dickson. Greene Co, IL. Very well made. Well pictured in Leo Paul Davis Collection (WW#7, p51). Pretty, pastel colored, heat Treated Burlington. Partain and Rogers COAs

2 1/4" Drilled Pendant. Nicely Engraved with a Cross/Direction symbol. Northern Kentucky. Pictured in Who's Who #11, p 434. Ex Rex Allen and Dale Rector.

4 3/8" North Blade. Putnam Co, IL. Ex-Somers. Pictured in WW#7 (p51). Leo Paul Davis

American, ca. 1890, having nameplate for "Gustavus P. Davis". Rabbet: 26" x 31" Overall Dimensions: 38" x 43" Molding Width: 6 1/4"

4" Beaver Lake. Alexander Co, IL. Thin and well made Paleo point. Pictured in WW#7,p 264. Leo Paul Davis. Davis G10 COA

Antique Silver Coral Necklace Approximate Dimensions: 38 cm (Unclasped Length) x 4.6 cm (Pendant Width) x 20.55 mm-8.76 mm (Coral Diameter) x 6.44 mm-2.89 mm (Coral Depth) x 31.5 grams in weight

4 Prints 1.) August Brouet- War Scene- etching, signed and numbered 38/50 in pencil, light struck; 2.) Earl Horter- ''Wall Street from Eastside''- etching, light struck; 3.) Joseph P. Sims- ''Bass Har

4 3/8" Slate Birdstone. Found in 1903 in Ohio Co, KY. Overly cleaned, but otherwise fine condition. Holes intact. Ex-Earl Townsend, Wilbur Cunningham, Richard Harding. Pictured in Townsend's 2013 Sale

4 3/8" Porphyry Elm Plummet (Drilled). Southern IN. Fine condition. Featured on back cover of auction catalog. Ex-Harbert Alexander

3 3/8" Lost Lake. Clark Co, KY. Beautfully pattered purple and gray Sonora. Pictured in Davis' The Relic List (#67), WW#11 (p434) and Duane Johnson's Apr 2020 Sale Catalog. Ex-Dale Rector, Duane Johns

4 15/16" Winged Bannerstone. Bowling Green, KY. Finely polished and attractive red and green mottled Pipestone. Rare. Very well made. Ex-Tom Davis. Pictured in Roy Hathcock's November 2015 Sale Catalo

Very fine 7 3/4" Beveled Mississippian Blade. Found near the Cumberland River in Nashville, TN. Thin with alternatively beveled edges. Finely flaked Buffalo River Chert with orange hue. Ex-Steven Coop

4 1/8" Jade Mask. Leo Paul Davis acquired this Pre-Columbian masterpiece from Bryon Knoblock for $4500 decades ago. Excellent patina. Very fine condition. Pictured in WW#7 (color section, p49)

5 1/2" Flintridge Dovetail. Fairfield Co, OH. Striking, vivid Flintridge. Thin, very well made. Ex-Walt Evans, Gary Lewis. Pictured in 2018 #4 Prehistoric American (p36) and in Evans' Dovetail Frame i

4 5/8" Dovetail. Cole Co, MO. Made of nicely patterned Jefferson City Chert. Perino called it "extremely well made". Davis gave is a G10+. Ex-Walt Evans, Henry Percherski, Richard Nickel, Albert Holze

Massimo Vignelli (Italian, 1931-2014) Pair of Pendant Lamps, Venini, Italy, circa 1960s Blown glass, aluminum ceiling capUnmarkedWired for American use (H: 10 1/2, Dia: 7 3/4 in. (each shade); 38 in.

6 3/4" Knobbed Pestle. Ohio. Exquisite Porphyry example. Ex-Tom Davis, Duane Johnson. Pictured in April 2008 Johnson Sale Catalog. Also recently pictured in Prehistoric Antiquities (copy of page attac

A Costa Rican Jade Figural PendantCirca 500-1000 A.D.Height 4 7/8 inches (12.38 cm). Provenance: Private Collection, Atlanta, Georgia. Jeffrey Norris (b. 1955), Georgia, acquired from the above in the

M. L. Poum Malakoul (Thai 1910-1973)- Boats on Shore- oil on canvas, 1969, signed P. Malakoul 1969 lower right. 22 1/2 x 26 3/4''

A Chinese Carved Jade Double-Gourd and Chilong Pendant, Qing Dynasty2-1/2 inches high x 1-

6 1/2" Cupped Discoidal. Mercer Co, IL. Excellent polish and symmetry. Ex-Russell P. Neuwerk. Well pictured in 1948 Illinois Archeological Journal (April, p34). Davis G10 COA