Chippewa Bag Beadwork

A great large full beaded Chippewa bandolier bag. Beaded in the lazy stitch style. Very minimal bead loss on bag and a few tassels missing at bottom. Main panel beadwork is 16" x 13". 42" total length

A turn of the century Chippewa/Ojibwe (Great Lakes region) beaded bag. Velvet front and multi color floral beadwork decoration. Minor wear, some edge damage to pouch. Pouch is 8 x 15" high, in a later

PAIR OF NATIVE AMERICAN CHIPPEWA BEADWORK MOCCASINS, extensively worked with overall polychrome floral decoration against a white ground. First half 20th century. 9" L.Provenance: From a Pennsylvania

PAIR OF NATIVE AMERICAN CHIPPEWA BEADWORK MOCCASINS MOCCASINS, high-top form with fold-down flaps, delicate polychrome decoration. Late 19th/early 20th century. 9 3/4" L.Provenance: From a Pennsylvani

18" Square Bead Presentation. Older Chippewa Beadwork preserved on 1930's quilted frame. Beadwork in very good condition with only minimal bead loss. Great presentation. Ex-Keith Dodge

Ojibway Chippewa bag, Circa 1880. Woven wool and hemp. From the Akta Lakota Museum and cultural Center. Size: 8.5'' x 9'', 22 x 23 cm (textile)

7 ½” x 6” Beaded 2 Sides Chippewa Bag

7” x 9” Beaded 2 Sides Chippewa Bag – circa 1900

Four 20th Century Native American Items. Including 1 Chippewa beadwork wall pocket, 1 Cherokee River cane handled basket, and 2 Southwest baskets with Geometric design. Wall pocket lacking one tassel

Beaded Crossbody Bag, no apparent inscriptions labels, measures 4 x 7 3/4 inches, drop measures 20 3/8 inches, some loose threads to bag, Beadwork, Crossbody bag, handbag, women’s accessory, women��

DESCRIPTION: Chippewa (Great Lakes) tribal bandolier bag, probably circa 1890-1910. Native American men did not have pockets and so many adopted wearing shoulder bags copied from British and American

Old Native American beadwork fringed bag with flags. H 12" W 4-1/2" D 1/4" Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ohc996scn6if64v/AABM1j9myv0gF4HUG2AVRbjea?dl=0

including one with a beaded scene of a swan on a lake and a scissor-actuating closure with openwork cap (11-1/2 x 7 in.); a bag with a peacock design and a faux tortoiseshell clasp and chain (11-1/2 x

Cheyenne beaded knife sheath and a narrow, beaded bag with metal cones and hair. Perhaps tobacco bag or a bag for an awl or [x=#214/].? 11" long, three inches wide. City: State: Date:

The lot features a beaded Indian tanned hide flat strike-a-lite bag with iron striker having Indian tanned hide with quillwork all attributed to the Chippewa Native American Indians of the 19th Centur

Title: Iroquois beadwork bag with bird ca 1890-1910 Dimension: 6 1/2" high x 7" wide Provenance:A mint condition beadword bag in the Niagra style. Clean, crisp and no apologies. All beadwork intact. S

Signed Stanley Korshak - Chicago - made in France : Metallic micro-beads on a brass frame bag. Has raised bead work on metal closure. Double length chain so it can be either a hand bag or shoulder bag

Fancy Silver-plate frame. Drop Dangle bead drops. Silk interior.

Early 20th century most likely. Three pieces, each is nicely crafted and with a good surface. Largest: L7" Sold from the collection of an Upcountry, South Carolina gentleman.

bag, glass bead work, silver-platedclasp  , small bad spot in the middle, with 1 bag Biedermeier, lenght: 26 cm German Description Tasche, Glasperlenarbeit, Verschluss versilbert, kl. Fehlstelle

Lot of embellished beadwork bags, belt, in metallic beadwork, gold, silver toned, one is marked "Max, New York"

The fully beaded Chippewa bandolier bag with pocket is decorated in meandering designs of florals and foliage on white ground ended in beaded tufts along the lower edge, with matching shoulder strap a

6 3/4" (with fringe) Beaded Leather Strike A Lite Bag. Cherokee. Beadwork in excellent condition. Metal tinklers adorn fringe. From Keith Dodge's Strike a Lite Bag Collection

Native American / First Nations, Northern United States / Canada, Great Lakes Region & Midwest, Winnebago / Ojibwe, ca. early 20th century CE. A hide bag with beadwork across both sides, the front pan