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Totem Pole, Carved and Polychrome
Anonymous
20th Century



Made for tourist market
(Height: 47.5 inches; width: 8.75 inches; depth: 6.5 inches.)

$845

570-150






Scrimshaw Cribbage Board, Antique Ivory
Carved and Scrimshaw Walrus Tusk
Northwest Coast
Late 19th Century



Good color; one mended break at pulp end, with all else fine.
Dimensions: 19.5-inches long.

$2,525

570-129









Carved Totem
Northwest Coast



Dimensions: 32-inches high.

$1,825

232-128








Native American Indian Oval Tray
Abstract Eagle Design
California
Circa 1900



As depicted, coiled bundles; excellent condition. (16 by 17.5-inches.)

$8,125

570-97







Horn Comb
Native American...in full regalia
Circa 1820



Made of pressed horn...imitating tortoise shell.
(Length closed: 6.5; open: 10-inches.)

$2,850

605-12










Mush Bowl Or Cooking Basket
Possibly Northern California
Zigzag Design



As depicted, tightly woven with pushed-up conical bottom; half twist overlay decoration. Height: 3.25 inches; diameter: 7.75 inches.

$785

463-7







Beaded Pipe Bag
Native American
Plains
Circa 1890-1900



As depicted, sinew sewn...probably retrofitted during "the period" using pair of child's leggings. (29 by 6-inches.)

$745

274-46






Chippewa Bandolier
Beaded Canvas
Floral Design
Circa 1895
44-Inches
A Chippewa thread sewn beadwork on canvas bandolier bag with wonderful sweeping floral imagery...



The work done in translucent green, amber, pea green, greasy yellow, pinks, cobalt; light blue, amber, rose, red white heart and corn yellow, against white seed bead ground. Pouch bordered with black velveteen and double-zigzag beadwork, cane beaded loops with green yarn tassels. The condition is very good with only minimal bead loss. (Tight detail images depicting areas of loss available by request.

$3,600

232-7










Navajo Coiled Tray
Basket
Circa 1900



As depicted, generally excellent condition with only minor imperfections. (Diameter: 14.5-inches.)

$1,275

694-3







Native American
Hide and Bead Child's Shirt
Circa 1890-1920



$495

274-45








Native American Made Beaded Purse
Northern Plains, Probably Cree
Recycled...perhaps a child's leggings



Waste-not-want-not...during the period that we suspect this was made, circa 1900, we find many photographs depicting Indian women wearing beaded purses made of recycled materials-and why not! They were inspired by purses worn by tourists visiting the reservations.
Dimensions: 9.75 by 6.5-inches.

$1,350

832-11




Large Native American Beaded
Deerskin Case



Measures 37.5 by 14-inches.

$3,950

232-39







Woodland Indian Woven Doll Cradle



A basket weave doll cradle, with lower sides in wide wefts with a red wash divided by unpainted narrow wefts, while the wide warps have a green wash and the bottom is all green wash. The top is built in narrow wefts randomly done in a green wash, and single wrap in red wash with wooden rockers. Remains in very good condition. Measures 20.5-inches in length, 8.75-inches in width and 11.5-inches in height.

Price: $650

514-89





If you are interested in buying any of these items, please call (978) 597-8084 or email David Hillier at drh@aaawt.com or Lynn Morin at lfm@aaawt.com

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