FIFTEEN INDIAN DOLLS.

2pc Old Plains Leather Indian Dolls. Includes a large hide doll with beaded ornaments and moccasins 26''x12''. Also a double-sided doll with painted dress and beaded ornaments 12''x8''. Early to mid 2

Title: Plains Indian Dolls, ca 1940s Media: Wood, leather, fur, feathers & bead work Dimension - From left to right:33 1/2 by 10 by 9 inches; 26 by 9 by 3 1/2 inches

17" and 15 1/2" tall.

Two vintage or antique dolls representing male Native American figures in fringed and beaded buckskin clothes, the buckskin faces with beaded features, yarn hair, the larger doll with removable beaded

14" tall

A family of man, woman and child. Very colorful. Condition (Near Mint). Size Largest Box: 14'' L.

LOT ASSORTED AMERICAN INDIAN DOLLS, 19/20TH C.

16 1/2" and 15 1/2"

13 1/2" and 16"

Both dolls have painted facial features, mohair wigs, cloth bodies wrapped in wool Indian blankets, wooden feet. Both show a little wear to their footwear. Nice clean couple.

Both dolls have painted facial features, mohair wigs, cloth bodies wrapped in wool Indian blankets, wooden feet. The one is a chief with his headdress. Both have beads and are a nice clean couple.

10.5" tall. Nice old pair of dolls. Cornhusk Faces. Allard Auction Collection Inv: 25129 MIL

14" to 16 1/2", circa 1930's....for more information vist Skookumdools.com a very informative site. Skookums Doll HistoryThe history of Skookum dolls starts with Mary McAboy filing two applications fo

Lot (6) Skookum and Skookum-type Indian dolls. 6 1/4" - 13 3/4" mostly plastic. Largest two are composition, largest has been repainted. All are in played-with condition, one of the smallest is missin

Four Vintage Larger-Sized Seminole Indian Dolls. Some with patchwork clothing. Largest 11"h. Condition: Very good.

Two 1940s Skookum Indian Dolls. Measures 15 1/4" high with the original labels. Condition- Dolls are in good condition, but the Chief's headband has deteriorated. See photos.

17 1/2" and 19" tall.

13 1/2" to 15 1/2", circa 1930's....for more information vist Skookumdools.com a very informative site. Skookums Doll HistoryThe history of Skookum dolls starts with Mary McAboy filing two application

The family of dolls have painted facial features, mohair wigs, cloth bodies wrapped in wool Indian blankets, wooden feet. 3 dolls have beads. The mother and one child has some holes to their footwear.

Three Kachina dolls and 3 various Indian dolls. Kachina's include a Hopi Kachina by Cedrik Honyumptewa - several small areas of loss including a broken feather at the bottom of his headdress - item mi

Both dolls have painted facial features, mohair wigs, cloth bodies wrapped in wool Indian blankets, wooden feet. Smaller has beads and appears to be a female. The larger man doll has some minor paint

Lot consisting of 7 Indian Dolls – largest 11” from the Late Marvin Gilley Collection of West Manchester, Preble Co. Ohio

pr of Skookum Indian dolls, ht 12.75”, 12.5”

Grouping of 4 Skookum Indian dolls including papoose. One with sticker on base of foot, the others unmarked. The largest with hand painted leather moccasins and beadwork necklace, measures 11 1/2"H. A