Very Interesting Cherokee Mask by William Crow Jr.

Cherokee, North Carolina. The mask is crafted from a natural tree burl having long hair and painted mouth, nostrils and eyes. Good condition. H 15" including hair when hunt behind Sold from the person

Cherokee Indian, Western North Carolina by William Crow Jr. The group having a similar size which display excellently together. Each with hair and nicely carved facial details. Good condition signed b

Cherokee, North Carolina. Having a nicely carved face with painted detailed and horse hair. Marked at the interior WL. H12" Sold from the personal collection of Mr. Thomas Blumer, Columbia South Carol

Cherokee, North Carolina. Excellently carved club in the traditional form signed at the base of the handle and numbered 14. Also called a dance stick. L31 1/8" Sold from the personal collection of Mr.

William Lossiah. Animal Masks. Eastern Band Cherokee. Initialed. Not dated. Carved and stained wood with mixed media. Excellent condition. 12.5" h each. Est. $800-$1,200. Ship: $65

Cherokee Indian, Western North Carolina by Crow. The mask having a very nice carved form with relief carved and painted plant at the side of head. Signed at underside of chin. H9 1/8" Sold from the co

Cherokee, North Carolina. Having an interesting form with long nose crafted from a gourd stem and painted facial features. Having the original artist tag at interior. H11 1/2" D13" Sold from the perso

CHEROKEE (VIRGIL CROW) AND IROQUOIS CARVED WOOD MASKS, TWO H 10", 11" Virgil Crow of North Carolina carved mask 10" x 6". Iroquois carved mask with copper eyes 11" x 7".

Hank Williams Jr. Personally Owned Martin D-28 Acoustic Guitar From Warner Bros. Records W/LOA - This 1944 Martin D-28 acoustic guitar was personally owned by Country Music Hall of Fame legend, Hank W

Ca 1879 rare wall telephone by Charles Williams Jr. Boston. Charles Williams Jr. was a manufacturer of electrical telegraph instruments at 109 Court Street in Boston. Alexander GrahamBell and Thomas A

Ca 1870's rare wall telephone bell by Charles Williams Jr. Boston. Charles Williams Jr. was a manufacturer of electrical telegraph instruments at 109 Court Street in Boston. Alexander GrahamBell and T

Fine and very Old Bobo helmet mask, carved wood with painted designs, overall fantastic style, tribal repairs and obvious signs of field use and wear. Bobo peoples, Burkina Faso, West Africa. The mask

William Whitaker, Jr.(1943 - 2018)Moccasins and Strike-a-Light Pouch, 1998oil on panelsigned lower right: .W.Whitaker.inscribed verso: January 17, 1998 / 54239 x 12 in. (22.9 x 30.5 cm.), Frame: 13 1/

Attributed to William Hollingsworth Jr., no coa, private collection, medium: watercolor, measurements: 37"WX29"H framed, mint condition Biography: William R. Hollingsworth Jr. was an American watercol

Native American, Northwestern Canada, Haida, ca. 1947 CE. A stunning wood and walrus ivory mask of Dzunukwa (or Dzonokwa) or Wild Woman, skillfully hand-carved and painted by a Haida artist. This dark

DESCRIPTION: Rare John D. Rockefeller issues stock to his brother (William Rockefeller Jr.) Document Signed ('John D. Rockefeller') as President, being a Standard Oil Company stock certificate issuing

William Handy Jr. of Sandwich is also written on Turkey Map: Maps of the World and Quarters. Philadelphia, M. Carey 1817. hardcover paper bound, 17 x 11 inches Condition: Marginalia to flyleaf, water

Oil on canvas harbor scene of fishing boats at dock. Signed lower right using Amundsen's alias William Ward Jr. His other pseudonyms included, J. J. Enwright, W. Hughes, Wm Ward, Jr., Sven Sagg, J.C.

A Edward, Edward Jr., John & William Barnard Victorian Silver and Glass Epergne, London,

William R. Hollingsworth, Jr. (American/Mississippi, 1910-1944) , "Widow Man", watercolor on paper, signed lower right, partial label and handwritten label with artist and title on backing paper, 11 i

WILLIAM E. BOUCHER JR. (1822-1899), BALTIMORE, MARYLAND BANJO, the hardwood neck retains some of its original rosewood graining to the back and is set with a brass plate to the upper half; the headsto

LEE, WILLIAM The True And Interesting Travels of William Lee... London: T. and R. Hughes, [1808]. Second edition (first obtainable, see note). Later brown calf. 6 3/4 x 4 inches (17.25 x 10 cm); [3],

A Heated Discussion, watercolor, 14 x 11 in (35.6 x 27.9 cm), framed 21 1/2 x 17 1/2 in (54.6 x 44.5 cm), signed lower right, dated 1943

British, first half of 19th century. A four-piece sterling coffee and tea set by Edward, Edward Jr., John, & William Barnard of London, with a ribbed design and the coffeepot and teapot having pumpkin