BRYAN GRIMES

Painting – Texas Hill Country, Robert William Wood (1889-1979), oil on canvas, 25”x30”, framed, signed L/R.Wood is one of the most popular and reproduced American artists of the Twen

Hopi Kachina - design by Buddy Lee Two Leaves, Sterling and Turquoise, 1990's, Size: 12”H. All of Buddy Two Leaves pieces are one-of-a-kind.

Painting – Wayne Baize – Close to the Land, oil on canvas Baize’s paintings and drawings have graced the covers of several horse and cattle magazines including The Quarter Horse J

Ledger Drawing by Sitting Bull (Oglala Lakota) (unknown-1876) NOT THE SITTING BULL OF CUSTER FAME. Ledger drawings, dating from the middle to the end of the nineteenth century were created by well-kno

Three hand-painted feather ornaments in a shadow box. With nickel silver handle-1970s With peyote beadings-1950s With peyote binding-1980s

Book – Randado, 14 pp. text and pictures by Tom Lea. Poetic tribute to an old ranch. 100 numbered and signed copies, of which 25 were for sale, printed by Carl Hertzog at El Paso, Texas –

Hopi Kachina - Sterling and Turquoise, design by Buddy Lee, 1990s. Size: 10”H

Pottery – Box, San Ildefonso Pueblo, 1930s. San Ildefonso Pueblo is one of the best-known art forms of New Mexico Pueblos because of the famous black-on-black pottery which originated there, an

3 items Hopi Kachina doll – 1950s – turkey feather, glass trade beads Size: 10 ½” H Pueblo dance stick – 1940s – turkey feathers Size: 19” Strike-a-light

Spurs – Mexican Chihuahua-style – 1930s-1940s – excellent condition. Consignment Piece.

Pair Apache leggings, 1940s, Leather with brass buttons

Boots – Movie studio, used, circa 1940/1950, prop black stovepipe-style high heel boots worn by movie stars George Montgomery and Ward Bond. Excellent condition. Ex Ken Bartlett collection

Carved turquoise bear – Zuni Pueblo, Size 2” H Zuni stone fetish, 1930/1940sZuni fetishes are small carvings made from primarily stone, but also shell, fossils, and other materials. It is

Pottery Pitcher – Picuris Pueblo – Anthony Durand, mica in clay/slip. Anthony Durand (1956–2009) was a Puebloan potter from Picuris Pueblo, New Mexico. He was intent on preventing th

Zuni Bear – made by Leekya Family. Leekya Deyuse was the master carver of Zuni fetishes to which all other carvers are routinely compared. Size: 4 ¾ x 2 ½” H.

Approximately 40 years old. As part of the healing process, the Medicine Man would perform sand painting, creating highly sophisticated design patterns with a variety of coloured sand. Since the poten

Hopi Basket-1940s Size: 12 inches in diameter.

Hopi Koshare “clown hat”-painted fabric-1970s

Textiles – Navajo Rug, 1930s. Navajo rugs are fine examples of Native American art. The Navajo, among all the weavers of Native American blankets, have throughout history been considered the mas

Navajo Basket-1940s Size: 7 1/2" Diameter X 4 1/2" High

Stories and Art - 9 “coffee table” books1. The Telling of the World, Native American Stories and Art, Edited by W. S. Penn, 19962. Maria by Richard L Spivey, 1979 – Maria Poveka Mart

Bryan Hunt (American, b. 1947) Albedo II Signed, dated 91 and titled verso, acrylic, oil and charcoal on linen. (84 x 65 3/4 in. (215.9 x 167cm)) Provenance Private Collection, Flourtown, Pennsyl

Alfred Bryan Wall, oil on canvas, c. 1887, Alfred Bryan Wall (American, Pennsylvania, 1861-1935), Portrait of the Artist with Portfolio, signed and dated lower left, metal artist tag on frame, 30"h x

C.B., (C.1766 - 1825), County Wexford born military officer depicted wearing medals and decorations awarded by the Portuguese, British and French. Oil on canvas, Provenance: Derk Estate, county Limeri