Native American 2020-03-01 Auction - 387 Price Results - Goldfinch Auctions in NJ - Page 4
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
Snow Dancer Signed: N. Smith: Right hand missing items. 17h inches
Est.
$15
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$50
SOLD
12" Kuchina, Removable Headress: 15" high including feathers
Est.
$20
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$60
SOLD
4-5" Kuchina, Pair: 5h x 2.5w x 1.5d and 4.25h x 2.25w x 1d inches.
Est.
$20
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$30
SOLD
Small Carved Kachina 4": 4h inches
Est.
$10
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$25
SOLD
Chromolithography Kachina Print, 1900: Dr. Jesse Walter Fewkes of the Smithsonian’s Bureau of American Ethnology wished to have a collection of Kachina pictures without the influence of foreigners. Three Hopi artists –
Est.
$40
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$150
SOLD
Chromolithography Kachina Print, 1900: Some damage from glue. Dr. Jesse Walter Fewkes of the SmithsonianÂ’s Bureau of American Ethnology wished to have a collection of Kachina pictures without the influence of foreigners. Three
Est.
$30
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$100
SOLD
Chromolithography Kachina Print, 1900: Some damage from glue. Dr. Jesse Walter Fewkes of the Smithsonian’s Bureau of American Ethnology wished to have a collection of Kachina pictures without the influence of foreigners. Three Hopi
Est.
$30
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$100
SOLD
Chromolithography Kachina Print, 1900: Some damage from glue. Dr. Jesse Walter Fewkes of the Smithsonian’s Bureau of American Ethnology wished to have a collection of Kachina pictures without the influence of foreigners. Three Hopi
Est.
$30
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$100
SOLD
Sioux Headdress w/Turkey Feathers: Believed to be made by the Sioux Native Americans. Beads are sewn to hide. The headdress measures apx. 22" high. The ribbons on each side measure apx. 17" long. Attached, by mud, to the
Est.
$600
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$800
SOLD
Plains Indian Doll in Leather Dress w/Beadwork: Yarn hair, leather dres with beadwork, leather moccasins sew on to legs with beads. Part of leather moccasin missing. 9.5h x 4w inches.
Est.
$50
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$100
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Stone Tipped Arrow: Wood body, stone head and feathers are held on by sinew. Feathers in poor condition, rest of arrow in very nice condition. Wear consistent with age/use. 25 long, inches.
Est.
$50
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$100
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Indian Statue Wood Carved 12": Carving from one piece of wood. 12' high.
Est.
$20
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$50
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1901 Chalkware Bust of Geronimo: 21h x 8w x 9.5d. Signed "J. Lombardi Copy Right 1901"
Est.
$100
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$500
SOLD
3 Metal Tipped Arrows in Display Case: Possibly Amazon basin.
Est.
$50
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$100
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Native American Indian Statue of Concrete 40": 40h x 10w x 10d inches.
Est.
$75
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$125
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"St. Tammany" Contemp Folk Art, K. William Kautz: From website: http://www.kwkautz.com/gallery.html "This large carving is very similar to many well recognized antique weathervanes. Tammany was a noble native American Chief who predated the
Est.
$500
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$1,200
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Horn Awl: Carved & Polished 6 long, inches. 1.7 oz.
Est.
$30
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$40
SOLD
Bone Sewing Needle C. 1500-1800: Susquehanna River, Lancaster, Pa. 4.25 long inches.
Est.
$20
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$30
SOLD
Bone Sewing Needle C.1500's N.Y. State: Display Box 4.5h x 5.5w inches. Needle 5 1/8 long x 3/8w inches.
Est.
$20
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$30
SOLD
Bone Awl: 4.5h x 0.5w inches. 0.3 oz.
Est.
$20
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$30
SOLD
Skookum Composite Male & Female in Blankets: Paper/tape on feet, blanket, shirt, felt pants and plastic beads on neck. 11h x 4 w inches
Est.
$60
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$200
SOLD
Skookum Dolls in Blankets: Blanket wrapped, fabric moccasins 7h x 3w inches
Est.
$40
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$80