Indian Frontier Antiques & Americana, No. 3

17th Century English Jack Leather Tarred Seaman's Hat

Nice Early Woodlands Indian Oval Ash Burl Bowl

Pipe Tomahawk On Its Original Slender Handle

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Wixom, MI, United States

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Indian Frontier Antiques & Americana, No. 3

Lloyd's Frontier Antiques

Varied collection of American Frontier Antiques of everyday early American Life Antiques, including American Indian, fur trade, weapons, burl bowls, effigy treen Indian ladles, Colonial, antique toys, plus more. Please take a look.

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18th Century Indian Elm Burl Feast Bowl: An Iroquois Indian elm burl feast bowl having carved peaked ends on the top of the oval shape. It also has a carved ring foot with an incised line embossment around it on the base, as if the Indian

0001: 18th Century Indian Elm Burl Feast BowlEst. $3,000-$10,000Lot Passed

Iroquois Indian Glengarry Cap: An Iroquois Indian Glengarry Cap, with an insignificant amount of bead loss. Thread sewn, velveteen and beaded, using multi colors of beads. Lined with polished cotton material. 11 1/2”

0002: Iroquois Indian Glengarry CapEst. $600-$900Lot Passed

Westerwald Sunburst "GR" Mug, King George II: Offered is a Westerwlad "GR" mug circa. 1720-1750. The GR emblem is 1/2" high, and thejug is 6 1/4" high x 4 1/4" dia. It is inscribed "6" on the side, and has a minor period blow out defect (lower

0003: Westerwald Sunburst "GR" Mug, King George IIEst. $500-$1,000Lot Passed

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Early 18th Century Rushlight & Candle Holder: For your consideration is an early 18th century handforged rushlight & candle holder with its original heavy wooden base. It is 14” tall having a 5 1/2” dia. oak base 5” high being

0004: Early 18th Century Rushlight & Candle HolderEst. $300-$500

Early 18th Century Grease Lamp: For your consideration is an early 18th century hand forged grease lamp Measures 5" across x 4 1/2" high. circa. 1690-1740. (C-1115)

0005: Early 18th Century Grease LampEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

17th century leather pouch: A 17th century leather pouch with an iron closure plate still intact. It's missing one strap on the back. There is a divided pocket inside. circa. 1600’s to early 1700’s. 5” wide x 3

0006: 17th century leather pouchEst. $250-$450Lot Passed

Early Iroquois Burl Mortar: Early and heavy burl bowl container or mortar from the Casterline, NY collection. Iroquois maple burl, circa. 1st half of 18th century. 7" O.D.-4 1/2" I.D. x 6" high. Hand carved Iroquois (Seneca)

0007: Early Iroquois Burl MortarEst. $500-$900Lot Passed

Early Indian Burl Lacrosse Ball: This is believed to be a rare Indian burl Lacrosse Ball. circa. 17th to 18th century. The early wooden Lacrosse balls were the "size of a grapefruit". This ball is 4" dia. and has an old period 2"

0008: Early Indian Burl Lacrosse BallEst. $1,000-$4,000Lot Passed

Early All Iron Folding Knife and Fork: A rare and unique type iron folding knife with a hand forged iron handle, knife and long 2-tine fork. circa. 1650’s. This traveling knife & fork set fits together well in the handle. All iron,

0009: Early All Iron Folding Knife and ForkEst. $800-$1,250Lot Passed

17th Century English Jack Leather Tarred Seaman's Hat: A 17th century English Jack Leather Naval Hat. There are needle holes around the crown/brim indication it once had a sewn-in liner. These were made from saddle leather and coated with tar to make

0010: 17th Century English Jack Leather Tarred Seaman's HatEst. $1,000-$3,000Lot Passed

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Revolutionary War Cased Dagger Made From A Sharpening Steel: A Revolutionary War era knife sharpening steel turned into a dag weapon in a hand made case. The knife handle and case leather are matching. Probably a personal boot knife and case. It is 9" long

0011: Revolutionary War Cased Dagger Made From A Sharpening SteelEst. $100-$300

Early Leather Bound Document Box: A leather bound document box measuring 4 1/2”H x 9.75”W x 7”D. Box has a snipe hinge for the lock tongue and leather lid hinges, and an early brass furniture handle. The inside has

0012: Early Leather Bound Document BoxEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

Early Flintlock Recycled Made Pistol: Early flintlock pistol possibly an English sea service pistol. Was sold by Paul Ambrose Antiques (CT.) in 2010 as a cut down fowler musket (his ad stated “... recycled, Brown Bess Musket

0013: Early Flintlock Recycled Made PistolEst. $1,500-$2,500Lot Passed

Nice Priming Powder Horn: This powder horn offered is a nice pistol size with a long carved spout, nice to feed a FL pan. The horn is 6 1/2” long x 2” dia. The plug end has early iron tacks. circa. 18th century.

0014: Nice Priming Powder HornEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

Nice Early Woodlands Indian Oval Ash Burl Bowl: A nice early Woodlands Indian ash burl bowl in very good condition, only having some minor old rim damage and age marks. It measures 14 1/4” x 12” x 3 3/4” high. circa. 18th

0015: Nice Early Woodlands Indian Oval Ash Burl BowlEst. $1,600-$3,000Lot Passed

Ash Burl Indian Ladle: A nice ash burl Indian ladle 8 1/2” long x 5 1/4” wide having a hooked handle end. A Northeastern full burl ladle with lots of burl grain eyes, circa. early 19th century. (TR-113)

0016: Ash Burl Indian LadleEst. $1,500-$3,000Lot Passed

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Revolutionary War Era Pewter Canteen: Rev. War pewter canteen with a screw off cap. 5” dia. x 2” wide. It is made from molding 2 porringers together. Has a couple dents and typical wear. Rare. Ref. Neumann & Kravic, pg. 62.

0017: Revolutionary War Era Pewter CanteenEst. $400-$600

19th Century Bag Axe: A trapper bag axe or belt axe with a wooden handle (recessed in head). 8" o/a, 2 5/8” long head x 1 5/8"” wide blade. It has a flat hammer head, oval eye. circa. later 19th century.

0018: 19th Century Bag AxeEst. $350-$600Lot Passed

Revolutionary War Era Iron Tinder Box With Contents: Rev. War era iron tinder box containing a fire starting iron striker, a flint chip (gun flint), and some flax material inside. The rectangular box is iron with clipped corners and hinged on the end

0019: Revolutionary War Era Iron Tinder Box With ContentsEst. $250-$400Lot Passed

Pine Ridge Indian Hewing Axe Used By The Sioux: For your consideration is this old hand hewing axe, used by the Sioux, Pine Ridge, S.D. circa. 1870 (Indian Wars era). It is 6 1/4” x 4 1/2”, 11 1/2” o/a. The handle has an old

0020: Pine Ridge Indian Hewing Axe Used By The SiouxEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

T-Shaped Pipe Bowl With A Hide Wrapped Stem: Offered is a Great Lakes T-shaped pipe bowl with a hide wrapped stem. The stem is file branded, having a couple brass tacks and some bead wrapping. The pipe bowl is 3 1/2” high x 20”

0021: T-Shaped Pipe Bowl With A Hide Wrapped StemEst. $1,000-$2,000Lot Passed

Iroquois Cornhusk Doll: Iroquois Cornhusk Doll wearing old fabric clothing with beadwork. It has some cornhusk damage to the face chin area and right hand. circa. 1910-1920. Measures 10” tall. (I-706)

0022: Iroquois Cornhusk DollEst. $450-$650Lot Passed

Pipe Tomahawk On Its Original Slender Handle: A nice small hand forged pipe tomahawk on its original slender handle, drilled for smoking. The English head is 4 1/2” o/a original length x 2” blade width. The stem is file burnt, had

0023: Pipe Tomahawk On Its Original Slender HandleEst. $3,500-$5,500Lot Passed

$Civil War Pike, or Rev. War: This pike was identified as Civil War but I think it may be a Rev. War pike with the side curls broken off, as the swell in the mid section flare shows a small fracture on each side. This pike or$

0024: Civil War Pike, or Rev. WarEst. $250-$500Lot Passed

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