Very old 4 3/4" Stone Bowl. Central TN. Davis COA

Very old 4 3/4" Stone Bowl. Found in central Tennessee and attributed to the Mississippian culture. Ex-John Davidson, Dr. T. Hugh Young. Nice, contoured shape. Symmetrical. Putty and Davis G10 COAs

4 3/4" Stilwell. TN. Thin, well made Stilwell. Dover. Davis G10 COA

4 3/4" Weeping Eye Shell Mask Gorget. Bradley Co, TN. Rare offering. Davis G8 COA

5 ¼” x 4 ¾” Pedestal Pottery Bowl, Paint Decorated, Central American Pre Columbian

4 3/4" Bakers Creek. Hardin Co, TN. Thin, classic shape. Ex-Eddie Freyer, Jeff Bayless. Davis G10 COA

4 3/4" Talon Hook Effigy. Humphreys Co, TN. Found in 1909 near Birdsong. Wonderfully rare example from the Duck River Culture. Camden Chert. Ex-Dr. T. Hugh Young. Davis G9 COA

4 ¾” x 1 1/8” Munkers Creek Chert, Missouri, Davis COA

4 3/4" Weeping Eye Shell Gorget. Cleveland, TN. Nice, well engraved. Ex-Dan Stroud. Davis G8 COA

3 3/4" Dovetail. Bath Co, KY. Neat old Hornstone Dove with varying patinations of each side. Very well made with slight tip ding. Davis G9+ COA

Native American Old Pawn Navajo Turquoise stamped cuff/bracelet, central stone greenish color 3/4" approx size oval shape, unsigned, 50.16 grams, good condition

3 3/4" Buzzard Roost. Humphreys Co, TN. Dover. Ex-Dan White. Davis G7 COA

3 3/4" Lost Lake. Lawrence Co, TN. High grade Ft. Payne. Serrated edges, long barbs.. Ex-Tony Perryman. Davis G9 COA

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 Central American Artifacts, Bowl, Wood Bird, Water Bottle, Stone Figure -2 pcs. Damaged

4 3/4" Thebes. Pike Co, IL. Very fine and broad example. Found by Roy Perryman (Atlas) in 1962. Davis G10 COA

4" Beveled Dovetail. Perry Co, TN. Wonderful Blonde Carter Cave piece with excellent history. Ex-Grimmer, Red Tully, E.E. Curtiss. Davis G9 COA

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OLD Chinese Famille Rose Bowl, 4 3/4" diameter, 2 1/2" high, Republic Period

9” x 4 ½” Stone Bowl, New Jersey

7 ¼” x 4 ¾” Stone Hoe – used by the Watchiocaes Tribe, Missouri

4 ¾” Central California Charmstone, chips to one side

4 1/8" Knobbed Hardin. Marion Co, KY. Ex-Paul Welton, Paul Sutton. Well pictured in 1995 #4 Central States Archaeological Journal (p64). Defined base, Hornstone. Davis G10 COA

4 3/4" Camopa Lamp. Central Peru. Ex Terry Allen. Motley COA

7 ½” x 4 3/8” Stone Bowl – has pouring edge at one end, nicely dished out