NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY BOTTLE

Native American pottery bottle, with later engraving, approx 6.75"h, 5"diam., 1lbs **Provenance: A private Texas collection** Start Price: $50.00

Prehistoric Native American Caddo Pottery Vessel | Grey ware bottle with bulbous shaped body curving up to a more narrow neck decorated with punctated marks, from Mississippi County, Arkansas | Approx

NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY WATER BOTTLE, mussel-shell tempered pottery, tall cylindrical neck on a spherical body. Excavated in 1978 on the Hanna Site, New Madrid Co., AR. Late Woodland period. 9" H, 3 3

Native American pottery water bottle, with later engraving, approx 8"h, 5"diam., 1lbs **Provenance: A private Texas collection** Start Price: $50.00

Quapaw Native American Pottery Water Bottle, Painted Red & White Swirl Design, 7.5"H x 6"W

Native American pottery paneled water bottle, Quapaw Culture, Lee County, Arkansas,1200-1400 A.D., decorated with slip pigments approx 11"h, 7.25"diam., 2.2lbs**Provenance: A private Texas collection*

Native American Means engraved pottery bottle, Caddo Culture, Clark County, Arkansas,1200-1400 A.D., approx 6"h, 4.5"diam.,1lbs **Provenance: A private Texas collection** Accompanied by a Sam Johnson,

Native American Bailey engraved pottery water bottle, Caddo Culture, Northwest Texas, 1200-1400 A.D., approx 4.25"h, 3.75"diam., .6lbs **Provenance: A private Texas collection** Accompanied by a Sam J

Ca early 20th century. Ornate geometric and symbolic design on buff ground. Colors of brown, orange, gold and black. Bulbous bottle form shape. Measures 14 inches tall x 11 inches wide.

Description: Prehistoric Native American Caddoan Mississippian Culture Pottery Friendship Water Bottle | Caddo culture ceramic vessel with incised geometric designs. Culture: Caddoan Mississippian Cul

Rare Prehistoric Native American Caddoan Mississippian Culture Fine-ware Pottery Bottle.Type: Fine clay-grit / sand tempered coiled redware ceramic bottle with applique and punctations: Excellent exam

Prehistoric Native American Mississippian culture Effigy pottery vessel / water bottle with hooded spout | Shell tempered terracotta effigy water bottle (appears to be a bird effigy) from Hendersonvil

9 1/4" Pottery Water Bottle, Arkansas, Native American Arrowhead, Indian Artifact

Native American Haley engraved water bottle, Caddo Culture, Southwest Arkansas, 1200-1400 A.D., approx 5"h, 3"diam., .5lbs **Provenance: A private Texas collection** Accompanied by a Sam Johnson, Cadd

Grouping of three (3) Native American Mississippian culture pottery items including two (2) water bottles with raised and perforated bases together with one (1) frog effigy bowl. Ranging in size from

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 7&1/2 INCHES TALL AND 7 INCHES WIDE. IT IS FROM PRESCOT COUNTY, MISSOURI. IT IS SOLID AND HAS NO RESTORATION. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR CO

THIS BEAUTIFUL INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 9&1/2 INCHES TALL BY BY 9 INCHES WIDE. IT IS FROM PREU. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION! KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHE

Two (2) Native American Mississippian Culture Quapaw polychrome pottery items including a water bottle and jar, both with red and white polychrome decoration. Jar: 7 1/4" H x 5" W. Water bottle: 8 3/4

**Originally Listed At $1500** Native American, Southeast or Midwest, Mississippian, ca. 520 to 1020 CE. A remarkable coil-made pottery vessel in a form best described as the "human-head" hooded bottl

Elizabeth Abeyta (Navajo / Dine, 1955-2006) Figural Pottery Assortment (3) items including a figural hanging bottle having removable head stopper with metal and leather attachments signed 'Nah-Glee-eh

**Originally Listed At $2000** United States, Native American, Stone County, Arkansas, ca. 1200 to 1400 CE. A rare pottery vessel of an abstract calabash form made from shell-burnished clay. The vesse

Native American, Southeast or Midwest, Mississippian, ca. 900 to 1543 CE. A pair of pottery vessels from Mississippian culture: a bowl and a bottle. Boasting a rich gray surface, the bowl presents a m

7 1/2" Inca Peruvian Effigy Pottery Water Bottle. Reviewed by Kevin Jerome. Kevin says the natives in and around Peru (the Incan descendants) still make pottery like their forefathers. He said it this

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Mimbres Valley, Mimbres, ca. 1025 to 1250 CE. A coil-and-scrape pottery bowl featuring beautiful black motifs on the