Native American 2020-03-01 Auction - 387 Price Results - Goldfinch Auctions in NJ - Page 15
Northwest Beaver Dance Rattle
Imbricated Burden Basket, Lillooet 16.75" x 13.5"
Plains Indian Beaded Pipe Bag, Native Tanned Hide
Done
Flemington, NJ, United States
Auction Details

Native American

Native American objects from Inuit, northwest coast and continental United States with a few miscellaneous objects from Central America. These include and are not limited to rugs, dance rattles, carvings of bone, tusk, stone and soapstone, totems, pottery, masks, whale teeth, beadwork, moccasins, jackets, necklaces, outer wear, games, baskets, photos, artwork, arrowheads, axes, mauls, knives and guns, vintage souvenir objects, sand paintings Skookum and Kachina dolls.
SOLD
Hopi Red & Black Pottery Bowl: Red clay with black painted decoration. 2.25h x 4.25w inches
Est.
$30
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$50
SOLD
Hopi Pot 1930-40's: Small chip on lip. 3.5h x 4w inches.
Est.
$60
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$150
SOLD
Acoma Vase, Signed Victorino: Off White decorated in red and black. 7h x 6.25w inches.
Est.
$30
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$100
SOLD
Navajo Pottery Pitcher, Signed Kanumu: White background with black, yellow and green. Glazed interior. 7.25h x 6w inches.
Est.
$10
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$30
SOLD
Southwest Pottery Bowls (3): Diameters are 4", 4.25" & 9".
Est.
$75
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$200
Chromolithography Food Bowls 1900: Food bowls from Epley's Ruin, Gila Valley, Arizona. These beautiful collotype illustrations are from a report by Dr. Jesse W. Fewkes, one of the first anthropologists to study the early Native
Est.
$30
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$40
Lot Passed
SOLD
Chromolithography Food Bowls 1900: Food Bowls fom Chevlon and Homolobi, Arizona. These beautiful collotype illustrations are from a report by Dr. Jesse W. Fewkes, one of the first anthropologists to study the early Native
Est.
$30
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$40
SOLD
Chromolithography Food Bowls 1900: Food Bowls from Four-Mile Ruin, Arizona. These beautiful collotype illustrations are from a report by Dr. Jesse W. Fewkes, one of the first anthropologists to study the early Native American
Est.
$30
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$40
SOLD
9" Kuchina: Mask with Feathers Green, Black, Red, White 9h inches
Est.
$15
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$50
SOLD
11" Kokapelli Double by Jamis Clah: Right hand broken on second Kachina 11h inches
Est.
$20
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$60
SOLD
8" Kuchina Marked "Hunter": Marked "Hunter" and stamped (see photos) 8h inches to tip of feathers.
Est.
$15
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$50
SOLD
14" "Scalper" Yo Wa Signed: George Epooley: Granado, Arizona 1977. 14h inches on stand
Est.
$15
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$50
SOLD
15.5" Pacho Kachina: On Stand Green Red White, Brown 15.5h inches
Est.
$15
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$50
SOLD
9.5" Kachina by Alonzo Dewakuku: Tewia Shungopari village 9.5h inches
Est.
$15
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$50
SOLD
14" Hopi Corn Kuchina: Marked "80-96 ELP" Missing items from left hand. 14h inches
Est.
$15
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$50
SOLD
10" Kuchina: 10h inches Red, white yellow, turquoise, black, pink, green
Est.
$15
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$50
SOLD
5" Sunset Creator Signed: Chapo: Signed Chapo 420,239. Apx. 5h inches with head dress
Est.
$15
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$50
SOLD
Stereoscope Viewer Mahogany: Antique Mahogany Winner Stereoscope Viewer | Embossed with Winner logo with Horse | Very Good Condition.
Est.
$25
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$50
SOLD
Native American Indian Stereoscope Cards: 23 cards all Native American scenes. Titled: Indians assembling for medicine lodge ceremony Glacier Nat'l. Mont.; Relics of cliff dwellers of Mesa Verde; Katen Yance an old Sioux warrior; The
Est.
$250
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$1,000
SOLD
Pima Basket with Braided Top Edge: 4.5h x 6.5w inches.
Est.
$100
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$200
Eskimo Coiled Basket: Areas that had been painted are faded. Basket was originally one pieces of continuous roping. 9h x 13w x 10.5d inches.
Est.
$75
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$100
Lot Passed
SOLD
NW Coast Pine Needle Sewing Basket: Possibly Inuit. Two handles to carry with woven loop around woven button. 4h x 9w x 6d inches.
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
Vintage Pima Basket: 5h x 8w inches
Est.
$50
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$100