Sitting Down Walking Stone and Wood Native American

Walking Sticks (3), carved wood Native American bust handled stick w/button releasing a stainless sword, straight carved hollow wooden cane that unscrews to become a pool cue stick w/brass ball head &

2 Archaic Native American Stone & Wood Tools. Approximately 6.875L x 3.375W x 1.625D in.

Inuit Stone & Wood "Domestic Scene" Diorama, Unsigned, 6 3/4" x 11 1/2" x 11.

Native American Wood and Stone Pipe. Black stone bowl inlaid with lead and catlinite, shows signs of having been smoked; carved wood stem is decorated with brass tacks and hot file branding. With red

A lot of five Native American items in stone, wood and clay circa 1950. Provenance: From the original collection of the Maybrook mansion in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania. The 20,000 square foot Gothic mansi

Signed Mosesee Pootoogook (Cape Dorset) Inuit Serpentine Stone Walking Polar Bear. 3.5 inches H x 5 L.

**Originally Listed At $200** Native American, Central United States, Plains Indians, ca. 19th century CE. An impressive war club carved from wood and wrapped in animal hide with a smooth stone striki

A Native American Indian carved wood walking stick / cane. The handle carved to depict a shore bird and a male face mask. Measures 37.5" long, 5.25" high, 4" wide to end of the shorebird's beak.

Robert ShortyAmerican, 20th CenturyNative American HistoryCarved Wood and Stone with PolychromeTwo-sided sculpture showing a Native American with hands tied behind his back in a rope made of stars and

Inuit stone carving. Featuring a walking bear. Signed Ottokie Ashoona (b.1970, Canadian) in Inuit syllabics on foot. Made in Canada sticer on foot. With label from www.seatideartworks.ca. 12 x 24 cm,

Native American silver (content unknown) belt buckle, signed Esther, possibly Esther Wood (Navajo, b.1946), having large bezel-set turquoise stone with twisted rope surround, approx 2.75"h, 3.25"w, 18

Antique carved walking stick. Crafted of solid wood. Features a figural Native American bust handle inscribed with numerous names and shields along the shaft. Measures 34 1/2" long. Fair condition wit

Handmade Navajo Spear with Stone tip, wood carved spear with hide and multicolored bead coverings, sinew sewn, nailhead, tin cone and feather decoration, 69" long

Tribal Carving Assortment Eight items including a carved-wood Inuit totem pole artist signed on underside; two carved black stone Inuit totem poles with one artist signed 'Denny Dixon' on back; Eskimo

Richard Tsosie Navajo Native American sterling silver tufa cast belt buckle with turquoise, coral, onyx, wood, & stone inlay. Featuring a spiderweb turquoise cabochon. size 40(belt), 2"H x 2 7/8"W (bu

Lot 4 Native American (style, probably old copies) weapons: 2 wood and metal axes (both pipe axes), one with heart cutout to 21 in; stone and wood club and stone club head.

Five Eskimo Implements c. 1870 including a fishing float, snow scratcher, arrow, adze, and ulu, wood, stone, metal, hide Exhibited: North by Southwest, The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science, Talla

Ca. 1950s, Heavy gauge all-silver bracelet set with a large petrified wood "stone." A great collectors' piece. 6" + 1" x 2-1/4"

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Central United States, Plains Indians, ca. mid to late 19th century CE. A fine club carved from wood with a slender handle and a small stone striking head se

ash wood scoop, poss. Iroquois, 10"; 3.5"w; along with a spiral fossil, 2.5 by 4 by 4" (remnant of red collection number) Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bid

19th century Native American Iroquois carved wooden effigy walking stick / cane, the burled root ball handle stylized as a human head with bead eyes. 37.5" L.

Description: Inuit carved stone bear sitting on his hind legs, smooth dark greenish color. History: Inuit art refers to artwork produced by Inuit people, that is, the people of the Arctic previously k

For your consideration is an Original Signed Folk Art Wood Carving by Navajo artist Delbert Buck, Cowboy Sitting on a Horse. In recent years, wood figurines hand carved by self-taught Navajo artists h

one with stone axe head and pipe head Condition: with chips to stone axe head and pipe head the larger: 26 inches wide; axe head: 3 inches wide; pipe head: 4 inches wide