COLUMBIA RIVER INDIAN STONE PAINT MORTAR/BOWL

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COLUMBIA RIVER INDIAN STONE PAINT MORTAR/BOWL - L@@K!

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Sold Date: 10/20/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

Up for auction is a nice Native American Indian stone bowl or paint pot. Made from basalt and is a private-land personal find 40+ years ago on the Washington side of the gorge near the confluence of the Washougal & Columbia Rivers. It measures approximately 4.5" by 3.5" with the bowl measuring 1" deep. It weighs approximately 1 lb. W ill make a wonderful addition to your collection!

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Note about Seller: Family settled in the Washington Columbia River Gorge-Great Basin area many years ago and remains today, with great-grand mother recorded as the first non-Indian pioneer born.