Plaster Native American Chief Holding a Pipe

A Native American Chief holding a pipe, sitting with his legs crossed that form a small bowl. It is a molded chalk figure, painted in an array of vibrant colors to match the earth tone clothing wear.

First half-20th century. Oil on artist board, signed and dated 1947 lower right. Naive image of chiefs, one holding a peace pipe. Surface scuffs. 16"h. 19.75"w., framed, 18.25"h. 22.25"w.

Oil on artist board. Half length, 3/4 profile. Chief is wearing full headdress and holding a pipe. Signed lower right "[illegible] Lopez" [sight: 11 1/2" x 9 1/2"; Frame: 16" x 14"]. Some nicks to sur

19th c. (3) Piece Gilt Bronze, Marble and Crystal Figural Girandole Set, depicting a standing Native American chief holding a spear, with leaf tipped prism rings supporting plain cut prisms, set on a

All hand carved wooden bottle casket in the form of a Native American chief holding cigars in his hand, possibly made as a countertop figure in a tobacco shop. He is made in 2 halves which are hinged

Native American chief with pipe Oil on canvas laid to waxed canvas Signed lower left: A.D.M. Cooper 20" H x 16" W Provenance: Private Collection San Mateo, CA

North America, United States, ca. 1950s CE. A wooden sculpture of a seated Native American holding a pipe, carved as a display advertisement for a Buffalo pipe company. The minimalist sculpture sits w

first half of the 20th century, painted chalk-ware in the form of a reclining Native American holding a pipe. 13 x 24 x 8 in. Private Collection, Raleigh, NC Additional high-resolution photos are avai

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Early 20th century, Catawba Indian York, South Carolina. The piece having a nice form with incised details. Some wear to edges and surface consistent with age. H2 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Ne

[Tobacco] Crüwell–Tabak “Jnka”. Germany, ca. 1920. Lithograph in colors advertising the tobacco brand featuring a Native American chief smoking a pipe. 32 x 23”. Metal rod

A carved wood figure of a Native American male holding a pipe / miniature cigar store Indian. Signed on the back of base, Red River Breed. Measures 16" high, 5" high, 4" deep.

Circa 1930 Laying pose native american chief with headdress & pipe. 13"H x 24L. some slight repaints on pArts otherwise good cond. with original paint.

"Hunting Eskimo," Rare, Important Art Deco Covered Urn by Sidney Waugh (1933-1953) a diminutive covered glass urn features a young Native American brave holding a peace pipe in one hand and a tomahawk

Steuben "Indian Brave," Rare, Important Art Deco Covered Urn by Sidney Waugh (1933-1953) a diminutive covered glass urn features a young Native American brave holding a peace pipe in one hand and a to

Ned Matilpi (Inuit, b. 1957) Matilpi Chief Holding Talking Stick and Copper Carved and painted wood with abalone 17.75 x 6.5 x 6.5 (in) Signed in pencil Lus-toos-las Ned Matilpi, bottom Titled and sig

Frank Lloyd Wright Nakomis 17.25 “ Sculpture, engraved to reverse base reads ‘Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’, subject a Native American chief figure with a child holding a bow and arrow, piece m

Native American, Chief Black Hawk Victorian plaster bust, VG orig finish w/a few small chips/nicks, 18"H.

Half plate ambrotype. Full leatherette case. Impressive half plate ambrotype of a man clad in Native American clothing and holding a large stemmed ceremonial pipe. Intricately tinted, nearly every bea

Fritz Scholder (Native American, 1937-2005) lithograph, male figure holding a pipe, signature and edition number both appear on lower edge of image, signature lower right and ed. 52-70 left of center,

KEVIN RED STAR Signed Serigraph, signature to lower right reads KEVIN RED STAR, inscriptions to lower left read Pipe Carrier, Shows a Native American chief dressed in traditional chief wear, measures

This is a fantastic chalk figure in all original paint of a Native American in a reclining position, holding his peace pipe with the word "Ohio" on the ribbon of his pipe. This Native American was use

Large painted plaster sculpture of a Native American warrior with peace pipe. Signed "C E Dallin 1914". Size: 37 in tall. Has some repairs and repaint. (Dallin was an important American sculptor 1861-

Tom KnappNew Mexico, Wyoming, Mexico,1925-2016 Depicts a Native American man wrapped in a blanket holding a pipe reaching with an outstretched hand toward the sky. Knapp is well known for depicting mo