Pair of Plains Dolls with Beadwork

Cloth doll with ribbon work dress , beads and shells, 20, Circa 1970’s, and a cloth plains doll with buckskin clothes and beadwork. 14, circa 1970’s. Both complete

Plains Indian Beadwork Doll, hide body and dress, beautiful yellow and green beadwork on dress and moccasins, human hair, 12' long

Created and signed by artist K.J. Ramos, includes stands. The dolls, developed by Kirby Justin Ramos- known by Plenty Horses- are of a female figure, ELK WOMAN, and older male, EAGLE BEAR. Both featur

Hair tie pair, beaded on commercial hide, floral design. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Plains beadwork. Dimensions: 4.75 in. tall x 4 in. wide.

Scarce Antique Plains Indian Male Doll. Indian tanned buckskin with fine beadwork accents. 10"h. Condition: Good with wear.

Ca. 1920s, Pair of great early sinew and thread sewn beaded buckskin dolls, both with warshirts, leggings, moccasins, and other details. very good condition with great patina. 13" & 15"

Two pairs of Plains beaded hide moccasinsLate 19th/ early 20th centuryComprising a pair of women's moccasins with green, red, black, and white patterned beadwork (7.5" L x 2.75" H x 3.25&quo

10" x 6". Lakota, Hide backing with lazy-stitch beadwork of striking geometric motifs, hide ties.

Pair of Old Plains Beaded Leggings 8''x12.5''. A matched pair of polychrome beaded leather dance leggings with tassels. Some missing beadwork along edges with surface wear from use. First half of the

women’s, 10” (soles show wear); a pair of beaded hide wrist bands, 11”, 2”w; and a beaded linen belt, 20” beadwork, 38.5”total

1. A pair Northern Plains Native tanned hide moccasins with beaded vamps and parfleche soles displaying Native wear. 2. A Northern Plains beaded umbilical fetish crafted from Native tanned hide. 3. A

Length: 5.5". Reservation period, hard sole. Lazy-stitch beadwork in dark blue, white, and clear red in geometric designs.

An assembled grouping to include a Plains Indian beaded hide cradleboard of thread-sewn hide with beadwork flowers and designs containing a fabric doll with beadwork feet, and a decorated gourd powder

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

3 pair of doll shoes for German dolls, 1900/1910, leather, 9.5 - 11 cm, a  pair of shoes with complex bead work and clasps made of gilded brass/sheet metal, good condition German Description 3 Pa

Plains Indian-Style Female Buckskin Doll. Dressed in a seed bead decorated dress, human hair and beadwork facial details. 13"h. Condition: Good with wear.

(lot of ) One shelf of Native American style dolls, executed in leather, beadwork, cloth combustion, including examples representing the Inuit, Plains, and Southwestern cultures, in a variety of sizes

A 1880-1890 pair of beaded southern plains beaded moccasins. Thin brain tanned hide. 7 color beadwork. 10 1/2 inches long, 1 inch hide trailers off back. Excellent condition with just one small hole o

NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL / CHILDREN'S MOCCASINS, SIX PAIRS, including a pair of high ankle examples with floral beadwork to toes, and tagged for maker Elizabeth Lafferty (Dene/Chipewyan) a pair of high an

Pair of 1800's Old Plains Figural Brain Tan Leather Lizard Motif Beaded Moccasins. Beadwork is in excellent condition on these old shoes. The right shoe got worn down on the heal as can be seen in the

Lot of (5) dolls. 9 1/2" Tagged Skookum. 10" Skookum type with celluloid head. 10" Stockinette doll with painted features. Pair of 8 1/2" dolls with leather heads, leather/cloth clothing and beadwork

Beaded American Indian Doll- Lakota or other plains tribe? Appears to be deer skin with beadwork. Approx. 11" tall.

Group includes a vintage Navajo cloth doll 13", with hand painted face, beadwork in her hair and on her dress, and leather hands. A small 5" Seminole doll from Palmetto Fiber. Along with a pair of dol

 NATIVE AMERICAN NORTHERN PLAINS INDIAN FULLY BEADED HIDE MOCCASINS, PAIR, exteriors and soles decorated by beadwork with blue, red, and white glass beads, metal cones at tips of tongues. Late 19