5 1/8" Turkey tail from Clark Co, Indiana Ex Bruce Filbrandt Ex Eugene Nickels

6 1/8" Keokuk Axe. Lee Co, IA. Expertly made with raised pole ridge. Filbrandt notes as "one of the best". Fine condition with fine collector history. Ex-Gary Cuckler, Bruce Filbrandt, Bob Morast (981

3 5/8" Wisconsin Winged Bannerstone. Lawrence Co, IL. Blank and tan speckled Granite. Excellent form. Fine polish. Ex-Bruce Miller, Jim Bennett. Davis G10 COA. 11/26: Added copy of auction catalog fro

5 1/8" Holland. Cooper Co, MO. Exquisite flaking. Thin, G10 Holland. Ex-Mark Mullins. Rogers COA. Featured on back cover of Auction Catalog

5 1/4" Dovetail. Pike Co, IL. Ex-Earl-Townsend (T-2073 1/2), Robert Bell. From Earl's "LaDassor Dovetail Frame". Pictured Prehistoric Art (St. Louis), p55 (bottom right) and Legends of Prehistoric Art

3 5/16" Eccentric Lizard Effigy, Jersey Co, Illinois Ex Raymond long, B.W. Stephens, La Dassor, Joe Ford, Dale Roberts Collection, Pictured in CSAJ April 1977, Oct 1984, WW #5 Pg 165, WW #7 Pg 331, Dw

Ancient Kusara Marble Abstract Schemtic Idol, Anatolia, Turkey, h. 5 1/4 in., w. 2 1/8 in., d. 1/2 in. Provenance: Sotheby Parke Bernet, Sale 426, lot 1035, NY, June, 1979; ex-collection Benjamin Sour

Vintage Mamluk Rug, Turkey, 4'8'' x 5'8'' (142 x 173 cm). Ex: Delaware Art Museum. Weight: 12 lbs. Material: wool pile, wool warp, wool weft. Natural dyes. Woven Legends production in eastern Turkey.

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

5 3/4" Double Dimple Quartz Discoidal. Pickett Co, TN. Red and tan Quartz. Excellent symmetry. G10. Ex-Tom Davis, Jan Sorgenfrei

8 1/8" Agate Basin. Pettis Co, MO. Large and well made example. Very thin and well flaked. Ex-Walt Evans, Charlie Shewey. Once in the Ed Buel collection. Can be seen on his shelf in WW#4 (p43). Rare a

India,Ca. 19th century Depicting a standing female attendant on elaborate tall base. H. 16 1/8".H. 41.5 cm Ex: Doris Wiener Collection

4 5/8" Engraved Shell Piece from Spiro (LeFlore Co, OK). Highly detailed Spiro figure. Neat and large section of Spiro Art. Good history. Ex-Dr. David L. Harner, C.W. Cooperider. Rare offering. Featur

2 1/8" Quartz Hourglass Bannerstone. Fulton Co, IL. Attractive grey and black Quartz. Finely polished. Very fine condition. Ex-Gary Cuckler, Steve Repp, Dennis DeRosear. Featured on the intro page of

4 3/8" Quartz Butterfly Bannerstone. Shelby Co, MO. Colorful and translucent Quartz. Very well made, Excellent symmetry. Ex-Burton/Teubner, Clark Johnson (finder). Jackson G10 COA

82 round diamonds ap. 11.50 cts., signed Tiffany & Co., ap. 18.5 dwts. Length 14 5/8 inches. With signed box. Diamonds: G-H-VS. Width 3/16 inch.

Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) sancai glazed earthenware pottery sculpture of a standing horse with saddle and later hair tail. 18" H x 18.5" L x 5" W. Some crazing and minor flaking to glaze. Provena

Portrait of a young man. Signed lower right. 11.5" X 9" (18" X 15.5"). Also Eugene Zak.

This cache of 19 Turkey Tail cache blades, includes nine that are notched Fulton variety with remaining either stemmed or just blade form, all but two in hornstone flint, also called Harrison Co. or W

Robert E (Clark) Indiana (1928 - 2018) LOVE, American Pop Art iconic Sculpture 3/5, Red / Blue. Circa late 20th Century. Born Robert Clark in New Castle Indiana, America in 1928, Robert Indiana adopte

Patek Philippe ‘Top Hat’ wristwatch, co-signed Freccero Switzerland, c. 1941 Manual wind movement, calibre 9’’’-90, adj. 5; 18 jewels, hour, minute, subsidiary second Champagne dial, gold Ba

H. 18.5 cm. W. 21 cm.Weight. 721 gram.

H. 6.5 cm.W. 18 cm.

Axel Einar Hjorth (1888-1959) for Nordiska Kompaniets Verkstäder Utö table Sweden, circa 1930 pine unmarked 27 1/2"w x 21 3/8"d x 18 5/8"h

Roycroft Table lamp, model 905 USA, c. 1925leaded slag glass, hammered copper 22 h x 18.5 dia in (56 x 47 cm) Lamp features a shade designed by Dard Hunter and base attributed to Victor Tootha