J.W. Carberry Collection 30th Live Estate Auctio

Clay Pottery plate believed to be Mogollon San Simon Brownware, Encinas, Red-on-Brown Pottery. A large platter style bowl measuring approximately 7 3/

Clay Pottery plate believed to be San Carlos Red-on-Brown, DATE: A.D. 1250 to 1450. Glued with near 75% restoration.

A Killed jar from a prehistoric pueblo, cord-like corrugation below neck and partially around belly, appear to be brown ware. 4 1/4" x 2 3/4&qu...

Killed Native American bowl with black interior and red exterior. I am not sure of the provenance or details, but was part of Dr. Carberry's est...

Killed miniature bowl with museum markings from Mississippi County, Missouri, Partially restored with missing pieces. Early Mississippian culture. 2/3

Mississippian era Clay Bowl. Edge crack toward base. 5 1/4" x 3 1/2"

Bottom Portion of a water vase from the Mississippian Culture Native American Indians, labeled on bottom in black ink found in "Mississippi Co....

Most likely a Mimbres Style Pottery Reproduction Bowl? Off-white Bowl with black trim depicting a fictional Birdlike creature with human hands, black

Native American Thick Clay plate of unknown provenance. Definitely ancient. 6 1/8" x 3/4".

Signed Native American Indian Vase of Modern origin, 'Doc' originally had this valued at $140.00. 6 3/4" x 5".