Hernando Villa, Native American chief and figures

Hernando Gonzallo Villa (American, 1881-1952)Native American chief and figuresoil on canvassigned lower left Hernand/G. Villa36 x 30in (91.4 x 76.2cm)

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

Rev. Thomas E. Mail (American 1920-2001), "Mountain Chief - Blackfeet" -1973, oil on Masonite, half length portrait depicting a Native American Chief with dancing figures in the background, signed at

WOOD CARVED, HAND PAINTED CIGAR STORE NATIVE AMERICAN CHIEF. LIFE SIZE FIGURE. FINISH WEAR TO PAINTED FINISH. 74" H.

Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad (American 1859-1996), after the painting by Hernando Gonzallo Villa (American 1881-1952), "The Chief Way", circa 1945, multicolored lithograph advertising poste

AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY) FOLK ART PORTRAIT OF A NATIVE AMERICAN, watercolor and gouache on paper, chief figure with elaborate feathered headdress and shield, no signature located. Housed under g

Native American Haida Chief Skulka Totem Pole, 20th century. Based on one of several Haida poles from Southeast Alaska that included figures of Europeans. Much speculation has occurred as to the meani

painted bronze; one signed; the other signed and with foundry mark; each depicting a Native American chief; 26 and 32 1/2 inches high repectively

(1) Antique 9 1/2" German painted bisque Native American Chief holding a spear and club and marked "8377" on back at base. There is also an "8" on the right of the #'s. There is less than an 1" manufa

Carved and painted wood wall sculpture of Native American figure head with feathered headdress. Dimensions: H 20" x W 11" x D 5" Condition: Intentionally weathered surface.

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

Vintage Iron Figural Bank, in the form of a standing Native American figure holding a tomahawk, 6" high. Paint losses.

Each chalkware lollipop display includes some product and shows mild paint loss. Figures include 1 - Chief Watta Pop Native American figure and 1 - pug dog. Condition (Very Good). Size Largest: 9-1/2"

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 quarter 20th century. High brown underglaze with Native American chief. Signed "UJ". Conjoined for Charles B. Upjohn. Large area of restoration to left of figure. 11.5"h.

STERLING SILVER FIGURAL NATIVE AMERICAN / INDIAN CHIEF SOUVENIR SPOONS / FORKS, LOT OF 16, mostly full-figure examples, including a Pan American Exposition 1901 example with embossed "Electric Tower"

[Villa, Hernando B.] Land of Pueblos. Santa Fe Railroad. Circa 1950s. A railroad travel poster depicting southwestern Native Americans in a drum circle. 24 x 18”. A. Linen backed.

This Is An Exquisite Bronze Bust Of A Native American Warrior Chief. He Stares At The Beholder, Wild And Bold, With An Air Of Spiritual Resilience. His Hair Is Adorned With Braids. He Wears A Custom J

Mystery Artist (20th Century). Carved stone sculpture depicting a male Native American figure. Wearing traditional headdress. No apparent signature. Surmounting a rectangular square form carved wood b

Native American Indian Chief holding a pipe. End of pipe is missing. Bronze early 1900s tobacco or cigarette pack holder, made by the Jennings Brothers with J B 3202 stamped on the bottom. Hinge is no

Jennings Brothers signed bronze figure of a horse and Native American Indian Chief, on base. Signed on side of base "CED/JB" Measures 8 in. x 7 in. x 3 in. Good condition, showing wear consistent with

2 Vintage Native American Indian Chief Still Coin Savings Banks: Chief's Bust bank (missing trap - 4.5" H) and Full Figure bank (6" H).

(lot of 3) English Royal Doulton china mugs and figure, 20th c., including: (1) "The Chief" figure, numbered HN 2892, approx 6.5"h, 4"w, 4.5"d; (2) toby mugs, comprising (one) "Geronimo", from the Wil

(New Mexico, b. 1953), seated figure of old chief titled, "Hear My Words", mixed media including clay, leather, fur and cloth, on hand turned and polished wood base, approximately 22-1/2 in.