Jewelry & Sterling Silver
Estate sale in Quincy, IL: Nov 15
Photos: Heartland Artifact Auctions Inc via EstateSales.NET · 50 photos in the full listing
| When | Sun, Nov 15 · 10:00 AM–11:59 PM |
| Where | Quincy, IL 62306 (exact address not listed yet) |
| Run by | Heartland Artifact Auctions Inc |
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41 items identified in 37 of the listing photos.
- African carved wooden tobacco pipe with long stem and bowl, ring-shaped handle, possibly Nigerian or Cameroonian tribal art
- Arrowhead, white/cream chert or quartz projectile point with inlaid black and silver metallic pieces (possibly pyrite or mica inlay), serrated notched blade edges
- Black obsidian leaf-shaped stone projectile point with serrated edges (possible prehistoric arrowhead or reproduction)
- Smoky gray side-notched stone projectile point (possible prehistoric North American arrowhead, material may be smoky quartz or chalcedony)
- Chipped stone projectile point with stemmed/notched base, handwritten collector label reading 'Mexico'
- Fulton Co. T.L. Weaver Ohio? projectile point (arrowhead) with paper label, stemmed/notched flint point, likely Archaic-style replica or collector artifact
- Lot of 3 white chert projectile points, side-notched arrowheads, possibly Archaic or Woodland era
- Lot of 5 hand-knapped stone projectile points (arrowheads) in dark gray, red, and tan chert, some labeled Wood Co. TX with collection dates
- Lot of 5 Native American stone projectile points, chert/flint, labeled Wood Co. TX
- Lot of 5 Pecos Texas flint projectile points, various styles, labeled Pecos
- Lot of 5 prehistoric stone projectile points, flint and chert, several labeled 'Wood Co. Tex.' with handwritten type labels
- Native American quartz projectile point with museum catalog label
- Native American stone projectile point, hand-labeled 'Rock Creek, Franklin Co. Ill.' (lighter pinkish-tan chert or stone, notched base)
- Neolithic polished stone axe head (ground greenish stone, likely greenstone/nephrite or basalt, with grooved haft-groove waist)
- Polished black obsidian blade/core, elongated pressure-flaked form, likely Mexican or Native American style obsidian artifact replica or raw obsidian display piece
- Prehistoric Archaic-style stemmed/notched projectile point, chert or flint, hand-knapped with ink-labeled provenance (possibly 'Texas' or 'Mexico' locality label)
- Prehistoric chert projectile point, side-notched arrowhead, white/cream flint with patina, possibly Archaic or Woodland period
- Prehistoric chert/flint biface projectile point, Pecos Co. TX collector label
- Prehistoric chipped stone projectile point (arrowhead) in white/translucent chert or quartz, side-notched with basal notches, possibly Archaic or Woodland period, Native American origin
- Prehistoric chipped stone projectile point (Lee County, Iowa find, stamped 'LEE CO. IA.' label), likely Late Archaic/Woodland era white chert or flint point with side notch base
- Prehistoric chipped stone projectile point (possibly Archaic/Late Archaic period, Native American lithic artifact) in white/cream chert or quartzite
- Prehistoric flint hand axe (Acheulean-style biface), large pale grey flint with bifacial flaking, likely Paleolithic stone tool
- Prehistoric flint projectile point (Paleolithic/Neolithic style, likely Solutrean or Levallois-type bifacial point, possibly reproduction)
- Prehistoric flint/chert lanceolate projectile point or knife blade, large tan-orange Paleolithic-style biface with serrated edges
- Prehistoric ground stone celt or axe head, granite-type igneous rock, unmarked
- Prehistoric knapped flint biface or large blade point, cream and gray chert with handwritten catalog numbers in ink
- Prehistoric knapped flint lanceolate projectile point, cream colored
- Prehistoric knapped stone bifacial point, orange-tan chert with tang
- Prehistoric knapped stone point, mottled gray-tan flint with flared base
- Prehistoric knapped stone triangular bifacial point, pinkish-white chert
- Prehistoric Native American stemmed flint projectile point, gray chert, Texas collector label
- Prehistoric projectile point (arrowhead) in pale pink-cream chert or flint with side notches, labeled in ink with site and catalog information
- Prehistoric projectile point, white/cream chert or flint, notched base, serrated edges (possible Archaic-period dart point, reproduction or artifact unverified)
- Prehistoric stemmed/side-notched projectile point, translucent white chalcedony or quartz, likely Archaic or Late Woodland style arrowhead
- Prehistoric stone projectile point (arrowhead/dart point) with side notches, pale chert or flint, with handwritten catalog label on surface
- Prehistoric stone projectile point (arrowhead/spear point) with side notches, white chert or flint, labeled 'COOK CO' (likely Cook County collection label)
- Prehistoric stone projectile point (possibly Paleo or Archaic-style lanceolate point) in reddish-tan chert or silicified stone, with a pronounced stem/base, likely hand-knapped
- Texas chert dark-patinated projectile point, labeled Webb Co. Texas (possibly Pedernales-type dart point, Archaic period)
- Three white/cream chert or flint projectile points, two triangular Madison-style or Triangular points and one stemmed/notched point with a basal notch, Native American lithic artifacts
- Translucent brown and tan agate/chalcedony arrowhead or projectile point with serrated edges and side notches
- Two prehistoric stone projectile points (arrowheads), tan/gray chert with corner notches, likely Archaic period Native American lithic artifacts
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Item names come from our analysis of the listing photos, so they can be wrong. The best pieces usually go in the first hour of the first day. Check the organizer's listing for last-minute changes. More sales in Quincy.