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   18-39
McElmo variety
Culture:
Circa:
Dimensions: 5 3/4" wide x 2 1/4" high.
Comments: This bold and bright bowl was found on the Schmidt Ranch
in McKinley County New Mexico. It has been broken in two pieces
with no other restoration. Has no paint touch up at all.
$250.00 plus $18.85 shipping and handling includes
insurance. |
   Mimbres
28-20
Mimbres deep bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1100 -1250
Dimensions: 4 3/4" wide x 3" high.
Comments: This good looking Mimbres bowl was acquired from the
Southwestern Archaeological Institute Museum in Alamogordo New
Mexico. Although this Museum no longer exists, we will send the
buyer a copy of a Newspaper article dated July 29th. 1991 pertaining to
this Museum.
This bowl has an estimated 5% total restoration and no paint
touchup. There are a few small rim chips present.
$425.00 plus $18.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   Mimbres
10-18
Mimbres small bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1100 - 1250
Dimensions: 3 7/8" wide x 2" high
Comments: This little bowl was acquired from the Southwestern
Archeological Institute museum collection. This museum no longer
exists however the winner of this item will receive a copy of an article
in the Alamogordo Dailey News pertaining to this museum dated July 29th.
1991.
$350.00 plus $12.85 shipping and handling.
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   Quawkina
24-32
Quawkina bowl
Culture: Early Zuni Glazeware
Circa: A. D. 1650
Dimensions: 8 7/8" wide x 4 1/4" high
Comments: The paint on this really pretty bowl contains a lead ore also
known as Galina which vitrifies and glazes when fired. The green
which is in the paint is known as Green Azurite. This bowl has been
broken and glued with no other restoration. The bowl was found on
privately owned property located in Apache County, Arizona.
$575.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   Mimbres
26-33
Mimbres Picture Bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1100 - 1250
Dimensions: 6 3/4" wide x 2 7/8" high
Comments: This outstanding Mimbres Picture Bowl has a bright white
slip with red antelope pictured.
The bowl has been broken and glued with a small piece on the left knee
restored and some minor scratch spots tuned up on the belly.
$4275.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
   Puerco
24-35
Culture: Anasazi
Circa: A. D. 1050 - 1125
Dimensions: 8 3/4" wide x 4" high
Comments: This great looking Puerco Bowl has been broken and glued
with an estimated five percent total restoration.
450.00 plus $28.85 shipping and handling including
insurance. |
   Mesa
Verde 29-6
Mesa Verde Corrugated Jar
Culture: Anasazi
Circa: A. D. 1175 - 1300
Dimensions: 6" wide 7 1/8" high
Comments: This outstanding Corrugated Jar with incised design on
the bottom. It has a small chip restored on the rim along with a
fine pressure crack reinforced.
$450.00 plus $28.85 shipping and handling
including including insurance. |
    Casas
Grandes 27-37
Ramos Polychrome
Circa: A. D.
Dimensions: 8" wide x 6 1/4" high
Comments: This really great Casas Jar is intact with no
restoration at all!!
Not often do we find one of these that has no restoration or pieces
missing.
$575.00 plus $28.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
    Mimbres
10-33
Mimbres plain bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1100 - 1250
Dimensions: 4" wide x 1 7/8" high
Comments: This little Mimbres bowl is mostly plain excepting the
punctuated design around the outside rim.
The bowl has been broken in two pieces and glued with no restoration at
all.
$175.00 plus $12.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   Mimbres
27-28
Mimbres Pitcher
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 12050 - 1125
Dimensions: 3 3/4" wide x 3 1/4" high
Comments: This little Mimbres pitcher has an incised punctuated
design on the exterior.
$155.00 plus $12.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
   Mimbres
27-16
Mimbres Picture Bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1100 - 1250
Dimensions: 6 1/4 wide x 3 1/4" high.
Comments: Really an attractive design on this bowl, especially on
the Burden Basket which was typical for the era. There are also
some fine line drawings below the rim on the inside.
The bowl has been broken and glued with an estimated 15% total
restoration.
$3,650.00 plus $28.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   Pinedale
25-19
Pinedale Polychrome Bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1275 - 1325
Dimensions: 10 3/8" wide x 4 1/2" high
Comments: A really great looking Pinedale Polychrome Bowl that has
been broken and glued but has no restoration at all.
$795.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   28-34
Huge Mesa Verde Bowl
Culture: Anasazi
Circa: A. D. 1200 - 1300
Dimensions: 12 1/2" wide x 6" high
Comments: A very large family sized serving bowl with a stunning
design. The bottom field has been left open for food
placement. This good looking bowl has been broken and glued with
only one piece in the bottom restored.
$550.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
   HR26-32
Mimbres Pitcher
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1250
Dimensions: 5 1/4" wide x 4 3/4" high
Comments: This nice looking Mimbres Pitcher has a neatly done
braided handle. This nice example was found at a site on a private
ranch in Grant County New Mexico. This ranch site has produced
some extremely nice Picture Bowls. This little pitcher is an
example of an everyday use pot but ;has a nice rim and handle
detail. As is with no restoration.
$390.00 plus $18.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   HR21-23
Dogoszhi Bowl
Culture: Anasazi
Circa: A. D. 1040 - 1220
Dimensions: 7 3/4" wide x 3 1/2" high.
Comments: The prehistoric wear in the bottom of the bowl gives the
illusion of being polychrome however this is not the case, it is only
the slip worn off and the core material showing through. Wear may
have been prehistorically enhanced intentionally for symmetry on
the interior. This unusual bowl
has been broken and glued tightly with rim chip restored and some paint
touch up.
$1,200.00 plus $34.85 S&H including insurance. |
   
HR16-4
Casas Grandes Effigy
Culture: Casas
Circa: A. D. 900
Dimensions: 6 1/2" wide x 6 1/2" high
Comments: This is no doubt one of the rarest Cases pieces we have
had in some time!
In some ways it appears to be part human with four legs and two arms,
with a pronounced hunchback and the head turned backwards. A very
abstract piece to say the least. Looking at the piece in the face
it could be a cat or human. Its anyone's guess I suppose.
The piece is very highly polished with some small rim chips restored but
no other restoration.
This very different item was once a part of the "Southwestern
Archaeological Institute museum" collection of Alamogordo New
Mexico. The buyer of this Effigy will receive the newspaper
article published in the Alamogordo Daily News on Sunday December 31st.
1989 pertaining to this museum.
$850.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   HR25-14
Homolovi Black on Orange Bowl
Culture: Ancient Hopi
Circa: A. D. 1300 - 1400
Dimensions: 8 1/2" wide x 4" high.
Comments: This is an outstanding example of a Homolovi Black on
Orange Bowl with
beautiful drafting and design.
This really good looking bowl has been tightly glued in three pieces and
has no restoration at all.
$1,475.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling including
insurance. |
   HR25-16
Jeddito Bowl
Culture: Ancient Hopi
Circa: A. D. 1250
Dimensions: 6 3/4" wide x 2.3/4" high
Comments: This is really an amazing bowl. It has the neatest
crow depicted, which is all original along with 3 very nicely drawn
blankets. This is a very striking bowl and would be a great
addition to anyone's collection. It has been broken and glued and
has 35% restoration.
$1,295.50 plus $28.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   HR14-29
Rare Casas Basket Pot
Culture: Casas Grandes
Circa: A. D. 1325
Dimensions: 6 1/2" wide x 10" high
Comments: There are two things that make this a very unusual piece
and that is the fact that it is only painted on the one side, leaving
the other side completely plain and the unusually large handle.
The handle has been glued with no other restoration.
$450.00 plus $28.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   Sales
# 7
Mimbres Geometric Bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1250
Dimensions: 11 3/4" wide x 6 1/4" high.
Comments: This is an exceptionally large Mimbres bowl. That
was once a part of the now famous RED ELLISON collection. Sometimes
known as the Father of Mimbres Collectors. This bowl has
four prehistoric drill holes for lacing a crack back together. It
is felt that the original owners favored these vessels that they went to
the trouble to drill and lace them together again. This piece has
been broken and glued with an estimated ten percent total professional
restoration.
$850.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
  HR27-5
Mimbres Picture Bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Dimensions: 10 7/8" wide x 4 1/4" high.
Comments: This extra large bowl has a great rabbit image that is nicely framed by
a beautiful geometric design. This design exhibits master artistry
and precision drafting. The design elements within the image are
repeated four times in a positive negative fashion. The Jackrabbit
is a precisely drafted and shows great character. The bowl is very
thin and nicely formed as well.
The bowl has been broken and glued with a kill hole in the center of the
rabbits body restored along with an area on the rim.
$6,800.00 plus $48.85 shipping and handling including
insurance. |
   S
400-1
Ramos Black Olla
Culture: Ramos Casas Grandes
Circa: A. D. 900
Dimensions: 13" wide x 11" high
Comments: WOW!! This is the largest example of this type
that we have ever had and it is very pretty.
Acquired from the Southwestern Archaeological Institute Museum in Alamogordo
New Mexico.
This unusually huge Olla has one crack on the side with small piece
missing. Mostly intact with the one area glued.
$495.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
   HR18-2
Chaco Bowl
Culture: Anasazi
Circa: A. D. 1050 - 1175
Dimensions: 7" wide x 4 5/8" high
Comments: This is a very different Chaco Bowl. The unique
thing about this piece is the way it warped during the original
firing. A well drawn bowl with a lot of fine line work
inside the framework. This really neat bowl is totally intact with
no restoration or paint touch up. There is one pressure crack
present otherwise this bowl is in mint condition.
$1,200.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
   HR26-14
Chaco Bowl
Culture: Anasazi
Circa: A. D. 1050 - 1125
Dimensions: 7 5/8" wide x 10 5/16" long x 4 1/4"
high.
Comments: This is a beautifully designed Chaco Piece that
developed into an outstanding scoop form during the firing
process. This very unusually shaped bowl is totally intact with no
restoration at all. This bowl has walls that are extraordinarily
thin, 1/8" in most all places. Its mind boggling how these
people could maintain this thickness throughout the entire bowl with
very little variance. Truly they were exceptional potters.
The sharply pointed cleft designs and the frets that separate them are
painted in a dark black paint over a bright white slip. All
of this together make up a well designed four panel layout that seems as
though it were purposefully done to compliment the piece that it has
evolved into. Its inspiring to hold in your hands a bowl that is
so fragile in appearance, that you know has survived almost a thousand
years without so much as even a rim chip.
$1,700.00 plus $28.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
   HR4-32
Rare Mimbres Geometric Bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1250
Dimensions: 6 3/4" wide x 3" high.
Comments: Truly this is rare bowl for a Mimbres in that it is
painted inside and out, something very rarely seen in a bowl of this
type. This very different bowl has been broken and glued with an
estimated fifteen percent total restoration with some paint touch up to
prehistorically worn spots only.
$1,500.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   HR27-20
Mimbres Polka dot bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1250
Dimensions: 4 1/4" wide x 2 1/2" high
Comments: This very different Mimbres bowl was acquired from the
Southwestern Archeological Institute Museum of Alamogordo New
Mexico. Winning bidder will receive a copy of the Alamogordo
Dailey News attesting to this Museum. The bowl has been broken and
glued with an estimated ten percent total restoration.
$450.00 plus $18.85 Shipping and handling
including insurance. |
    27-21
Mimbres Geometric Bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 950 . 1150
Dimension: 11 1/2" wide x 4 1/2" high.
Comments: This is really a classically drawn Mimbres Geometric
Bowl that warped to an exceptional shape during the firing
process. It's a highly contrasted bowl with dark black design on a
bright white slip, with the kill hole near center. There has been
no restoration on this piece at all.
$750.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
   HR1-26
Mimbres Bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 950 -1250
Dimensions: 5 3/8" wide x 2 1/2" high
Comments: This really cute little Mimbres Geometric
Bowl was acquired from the Southwestern Archaeological Institute Museum
of Alamogordo New Mexico. The winning bidder will receive a
"Certificate of Release and Disclosure" along with a copy of
the Alamogordo Dailey News with an article concerning this
collection. This bowl has been broken and glued.
$575 plus $14.85 shipping and handling including
insurance. |
  HR24-39
Tularosa Pitcher
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1100 - 1275
Dimensions: 6 1/2" wide x 6 3/4" high
Comments: This pitcher has a critter of some sort depicted on the
handle. The piece has been broken and glued with no other
restoration. Recovered from Apache County, Arizona.
$375.00 plus $24.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
  HR6-38
Mimbres Tri Lobe Bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1000 - 1250
Dimensions: 4 3/8" wide x 3 1/4" high.
Comments: This is a rare early example of a Mimbres bowl. We
don't see many of this shape. The bowl has been broken and glued
with some restoration
$585.00 plus $24.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
  Ana13-34
Casas Miniature Jar
Culture: Casas Grandes
Circa: A. D. 1250
Dimensions: 3 1/2" wide x 3 1/2" high
Comments: This unusual little Jar has no restoration at all.
Most interesting is what appears to be a human figure painted in red on
the side of this piece.
$250.00 plus $12.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   HR14-30
Pinedale Olla
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1250-1350
Dimensions: 8 1/4" wide x 7 1/4" high.
Comments: This beautifully designed Olla was a part of the
Southwestern archaeological Museum collection that we acquired in
2007. The Olla has been broken and glued with an estimated five
percent total restoration.
$1,950.00 plus $34.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
 HR25-1
Tularosa Pitcher
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 100 - 1275
Dimensions: 6 1/4" wide x 6 3/4" high
Comments: This pitcher was recovered from a privately owned site
located in Apache County, Arizona.
Broken and glued with a few pieces missing on the rim.
$100.00 plus $24.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
  HR26-4
Jeddito Bowl
Culture: Ancient Hopi
Circa: A. D. 1300 - 1600
Dimensions: 8 1/4" wide x 3 1/4" high
Comments: This is a really great Jeddito bowl in outstanding
condition. Only a few small chips restored, otherwise in near
perfect condition.
$850.00 plus $28.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   HR20-6
Prehistoric Miniature Pitcher
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: 1100 - 1300
Dimensions: 1 3/4" wide x 2 1/8" high
Comments: This little plain ware pitcher is well formed with no
restoration. Has a rim piece missing.
$50.00 plus $8.85 shipping and handling including
insurance. |
 HR20-5
Small Prehistoric Pitcher
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1200 - 1300
Dimensions: 2 7/8" wide x 4" high
Comments: This little plain ware pitcher was recovered from a
privately owned site located in Apache County, Arizona. Only the
handle is missing, no restoration.
$85.00 plus $12.85 shipping and handling including insurance. |
   HR26-36
Mimbres Scoop
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1250
Dimensions: 4" wide x 2 1/2" high
Comments: This scoop was found at a Mimbres site in Grant County,
New Mexico. This same site has produced some excellent classic
picture bowls. This is an example of their everyday utility ware
yet it has a smooth finish and simplistic charm. This neat little
piece has been broken and glued only with no restoration.
$175.00 plus $18.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   PD
Fish
Mimbres Story Bowl
Culture: Mogollon
Circa: A. D. 1250
Dimensions: 63/4" wide x 3" high
Comments: This adorable little bowl has fun story to
tell................A story that is open to interpretation which adds
intrigue and mystery. It would appear that the fish is being
"angled" with a fishing line and float bobber. Other
interpretations might suggest that this is a "talking
fish". Either way when you have more than one element in a
Mimbres bowl it is considered a "Story Bowl". This
interesting bowl has been broken and glued with the interior cracks
filled and an estimated 10% restoration that includes a portion of the
belly restored but there is no conjecture. The negative space
makes a flower design.
$2,750.00 plus $28.85 shipping and handling
including insurance. |
   HR14-39
Ramos Black Bowl
Culture: Casas
Circa: A. D.
Dimensions: 6 1/2" wide x 3 1/2" high.
Comments: This bowl was once a part of the Southwestern
Archaeological Institute Museum collection from Alamogordo New
Mexico. The bowl still has the Museum catalogue number attached to
it. The purchaser of this item will receive a copy of the
Alamogordo Dailey News article pertaining to this collection. The
bowl has one pressure crack and a very small chip on the rim, no
restoration at all.
$190.00 plus $28.85 shipping and handling including insurance.
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