Quadra-concave Gorget, Ex. Bill Taylor, 3.84" x

Quadra-concave Gorget, Ex. Bill Taylor Collection, 3.84" x 2.0"

Slate Bi-Concave Slate Gorget, Ex. Bill Taylor Collection, 3.6" x 1.98"

Quadraconcave Gorget, museum quality, Jerry Dickey COA, found by Chris Miller while scuba diving, frame measures 18"x12", ORIGIN: Benton County, TN, SIZE: 3" x 1-3/4", EX: Chris Miller

Red Buddhist Dharmapala Dance Mask - Pigment on mulberry or laurel paper mache. Tibet or Bhutan. Early 20th c. Provenance: ex collection Bill Liske. Size: 12'' x 11'' x 8'' (30 x 28 x 20 cm).

Blue Buddhist Dharmapala Dance Mask - Pigment on mulberry or laurel paper mache. Tibet or Bhutan, Early 20th c. Provenance: ex collection Bill Liske. Size: 12'' x 11'' x 8'' (30 x 28 x 20 cm).

Antique Japanese Tsutsugaki Dyed Textile. Possibly a futon cover, cotton, rice paste resist dyed with auspicious images. Size: 151'' x 70'' (384 x 178 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonom

Bill Taylor Outsider Artist Painting. Size: 8 x 8 inches. Watercolor on paper.This work is being offered as-is, as in manner of or as after the artist. William -Bill- Traylor (April 1, c. 1853 �

Bill Taylor Outsider Artist Painting. Size: 8 x 8 inches. Watercolor on cardboard.This work is being offered as-is, as in manner of or as after the artist. William "Bill" Traylor (April 1, c. 18

A Very Rare Old carved wooden Cross River dance crest with stylized female form, ornate decorative appendages and areas of weathered organic pigments. The dance crest measures 23 x 16 inches on its cu

4 5/8" Weeping Eye Mask Gorget. Greenup KY (Hardin Village). Very fine with detailed engraving and drilled eyes. Ex-Bill Craycraft. Found by John Unrue. Jackson G10 COA

Bill Taylor Art Painting Framed Drawing. Window Size: 11 x 14 inches. Frame Size: 14 x 17 x 2 inches. It is being sold in the manner or style of the artist After. Mixed Medium on paper. Wood Frame - F

12" x 8" Tipi Bag. Braintanned Buckskin. Well beaded with 2 triangular beaded drops. Attributed to the Crow (ca. late 1800's). Ex-Bill Ballinger, Chris Hunter

3" Hopewell Reel Gorget. IN. Reddish slate, excellent condition. A rare Gorget type. Ex-Scott Shively, William Tiell, E. French, Dr. Copeland, Dr. T.H. Young. Very nice. Featured on introductory page

Important flute depicting an elaborately dressed Lord King figure seated on a sun wheel, expressive portrait style face with duck bill mouth, original polychrome painted colors, 10" x 6 1/2". Ex Katz

Raoul Dufy (French, 1877-1953) "Nice," gouache on board, signed 'Raoul Dufy' lower right, 1948. Ex-collection of Dr. Forestal, Nice, with letter describing bills of sale, etc. [9 5/8 x 14 1/4 inches].

Bill Hutson Texas / Pennsylvania (b.1936) The Motion of the Griot, 1968 oil on canvas signed titled and dated verso EX William Zierler Inc., NYC. Bumps / lines in canvas, areas of craquelure. Biograph

Sarah Mary Taylor. Duck Quilt. Artist name stitched into quilt in reverse. All cotton hand-stitched. Excellent condition. Provenance: Ex. Chuck and Jan Rosenak. 75" w x 85" h. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship:

Modern Moroccan Pile Carpet, Morocco. Dimensions: 12'7" x 18'10" (384 x 547 cm). Weight: 150+ lbs.

A well weathered male effigy with wide open mouth, hands carved resting on the abdomen , central cavity carved out of the torso on one side and deep weathered surface patina suggesting great age. The

Superior Hematite Gorget Ex BW Stephens G-142. Found in Perry Co Missouri. 3 15/16" Long. Documented in B.W Stephens Collection. He obtained it from R. Long on November 16, 1956 and paid $21.00 for it

11" H. Polychrome Bottle. Scott Co, AR. Good condition. Bowl appears solid with original paint. Neck has been reglued/repaired. Some pressure cracking. Ex-Bill Rowlett

Antique Tabriz Rug, Persia: 12'7'' x 22'4'' (384 x 681 cm) 157 lbs.

4 3/8" Winged Bannerstone. Hancock Co, IL. Beautifully weathered Schist. Ex-Bill Brockman, Clem Caldwell, Ben Nussbaum. Pictured in 1948 IL Archaeological Journal (April, p12) and in the Prehistoric A

Antique Serapi Rug: 9'2" x 12'7" (279 x 384 cm), Persia, late 19th c.