Prehistoric, Antique & Decorative Relics

Nice drinking cup carved from bone with an engraved skull! Really cool. Exact age unknown.

Nice pair with engraved design. First Quarter 20th century.

Nice example from Irian Jaya, Western New Guinea. Good polish and shows some age. Ethnographic.

African example from Western Africa. Fine quartzite/sandstone.

From the ancestor of Megalodon, the world's largest shark!. Largest is 2".

Largest 1 3/4". Nice color in this grouping. Fantastic grouping from the largest shark ever!

Nice old billiard ball dating to the late 1800's/early 1900's and appears to be made from clay. In excellent condition with some fine cracks...

Basalt example used with small mortars called Molcajetes. Exact age unknown. Southwestern US/Mexico.

Indiana example with a glued chip near the groove.

Collected early from Java, Indonesia by R. Schaap, an early dutch colonist in the late 1800's. Nice!

Kentucky example collected between 1880-1900 by Arthur Sullivan.

Nicely made and polished axe from the Southwestern US. El Paso Estate find. Some bit damage.

Nice pair of basalt mortars from Arizona.

Nice celt from the Midwest with minor restoration to the bit, but still looks nice.

Refined example with a chip that has been glued back on. Polished brown Hardstone from Indiana.

Ohio example in black and white speckled granite. Nice!

Pretty rich green hardstone example polished over its entirety. Found in Fayette Co., Kentucky.

Ex - Arthur Sullivan Collection (1880-1900) from Kentucky. Grooved and drilled. Perhaps a net weight/plummet

Nice Jasper (Red Tuscaloosa Gravel) from Tallahatchie Co., Mississippi. Partain COA.

Granite example from Ohio. Nicely made.

Super nice example from Missouri. Restoration to the tip.

Kentucky/Indiana origin on this assortment. 9pcs.

Cream fossil chert example from Illinois. Partain COA.

Nice lot of decorative artifacts from the midwest.

All found by Ernie Schug in Dodge Co., Wisconsin.

Midwestern Origin

Looks like Novaculite for this translucent example. AR/MO

1 Edgefield Scraper, 2 Bolen Bevels.

Largest 3 3/16". Nice mineralization on these examples..

Agatized coral with polyps example from Florida.

All found by Ernest Schug in Dodge Co., Wisconsin.

Really nice lot with better quality decorative pieces, most appear in as-found condition. KY/IN origins.

Nice example from Missouri. Displays very very well!

Hornstone example from Wisconsin. Ex - Ernest Schug Collection. Burined base.

Nice lot of arrowheads sold as decorative only. Many in 'as found' condition.

Assortment of pieces for decorative purposes.

Nice pair with longest 3". Central Texas.

Super nicely done example from St. Francois Co., Missouri. Restoration to one edge and opposing shoulder. Get that $5,000 look for less! Displays EXCE

Nice example from Nebraska. Ex - Farmer Collection. Partain COA. Translucent.

Nice example from Bexar Co., Texas. Minor rework to both blade edges and the tip. Still displays well.

Midwestern origin.

Nice exmaple found by Ernest Schug in Dodge Co., Wisconsin.

Hornstone example that looks to have been in a creek. Large! Midwest origin. Ex - Schug Collection.

Midwestern Origins

Midwestern origin.

Novaculite example from Arkansas. Totally translucent.

Midwestern US Origin.

Midwestern origins.

Saline Co., Missouri example.

Nice assortment of piece from Kentucky. Various materials/types.