Rare Hardstone Plummet
Store: Strickland’s Rare Relics
For Display Only
This very well made green and black hardstone plummet/ Charmstone was found in Kings Co, California near the Tulare Lake site in the 1930's. This piece measures 3.5 inches long and is 1.3/8 inches wide across the body of the piece. This rare relic is made from a great piece of hardstone and is really well made overall. This piece was first collected by Byron Knoblcok of Quincy, Illinois and then traveled to Wisconsin where it was added to the Ludwick collection. The Ludwick collection moved to California where it was purchased in the 1970's by Byron Anderson of El Cajun Co, California. Ex Mitch Lewis.This piece is very well made and has great provenance history.
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