Mississippi River Valley Cypress Farm Table

Mississippi River Valley one drawer table, cherry primary, poplar and walnut secondary wood. French vernacular style, with a nearly square top over a single deep dovetailed drawer with small round bra

Archaic Native American Indian arrowhead, projectile point. Table Rock Cluster. Allen Co, Ohio. Mid to upper Mississippi River Valley into Ohio River Valley region. Late Archaic Cultural Period. Neogl

Southern Yellow Pine and Cypress Farm Table 19th century, the four-board plank top mounted to a rectangular base with mortised and pegged joints, the top refinished and fastened with square nails, the

Book: Indian Pottery of the Mississippi River Valley (Roy Hathcock). New condition. Hardback

Ancient Indian Pottery of the Mississippi River Valley By: Roy Hathcock

“North America/ Sheet X/ Parts of Missouri, Illinois, Knetucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas.” London: Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 1833. 12 1/2 x 15 1/2. Engravi

"Ancient Indian Pottery of the Mississippi River Valley" by Roy Hathcock- autographed and numbered edition

Mississippi River Valley. The group includes a rare footed bowl and three bowls of a graduated size. Largest bowl: H2 1/2" W7" These pieces were given in trade to Dr. Edward Wallace Bar Sr. a Dentist

Scarce variant edition of Bellin's 1757 map of the Mississippi River Valley and environs, with the name "Floride" in the title. The more common title for this map is Carte De La Louisiane et Pays Vois

19th Century Blue Bird Slip Decorated 2 Gallon Stoneware Crock. From a Hudson River Valley Farm. Height 9.25"

Nice example from the Central Mississippi River valley (Illinois/Missouri). Beige fossil chert. Jackson G-8 COA. Loaded with mineralization.

Lot of 28, including the following titles: Middle and Late Woodland Subsistance and Ceramic Technology in the Central Mississippi River Valley; plus The Michigan Archaeologist, Vol. 56, 2010; plusRetr

**First Time At Auction**Mississippi River Valley / Tennessee River Valley, North America, Mississippian, ca. 800 to 1500 CE. A stone axe head, in hues of slate grey and cinnabar, carved by an artisan

Cream fossil chert example from the Central Mississippi River Valley, MO/OK/IL region. Stermer COA with additional typology information.

John is a self taught artist and sportsman from the Mississippi River Valley. John was born in Moline, Illinois. Lucky enough to be raised in a sporting environment, he has hunted and fished all his l

Ohio River Valley cherry one drawer table with unusual serpentine shaped drawer, octagonal turned tapered legs. Dovetailed drawer, poplar secondary wood. Appears to retain an old, possibly original su

Antique English Style Dining Table w Four Leaves. Having turned and carved tapered spindle legs. Property of a historic Hudson River Valley mansion. Table without leaves measures 30 x 51 x 52, each le

Connecticut River Valley cherry hutch table, circa 1710. Pivoting oval top with turned pegs above block and stretchered base on shoe feet. Height 27.5in. Top 40in by 48in.

North America, Mississippi River / Tennessee River Valley, Mississippian, ca. 800 to 1500 CE. Painstakingly knapped on both sides from a piece creamy beige flint with light grey inclusions and made as

A Family History - Eddy Farm Eddy Farm - When Timber Was Rafted Down the Delaware, This Was A Favorite Overnight Stop for the Raftsmen. Last Rafts 1908. Auth

Unknown Brown County Autumn landscape oil on canvas ca. 1930s/1940s.View of river valley with homestead / cabin / farm. Manner of Midwestern regional scene painters such as Carl Krafft. Provenance: Fr

Conteporary pine farm table with thick top, structurally sound, some wear to legs. Measures 76" long x 40" D x 30.5" H. Good looking farm table, from Hudson Valley home.

Fabulous 10' long pine country farm table, from fine Hudson Valley country home, has drawers on both ends. Great form, structurally sound, nicely worn top from years of use, nice proportionally thick

RARE 18TH C HUDSON RIVER VALLEY SHOE FOOT OVAL TOP HUTCH TABLE CHERRYWOOD, GREAT OLD SURFACE, RARE FORM, ORIGINAL TRESTLE, CIRCA 100-1730 36 X 47 X 27 T