Early Super Cherry Burl Indian Ladle

An early Indian ladle in cherry burl. 10" long, Hook on end of handle. Perfect condition and patina.

Early tree branch knot / burl ladle, very primitive, flat edges, natural hollowed center, 11" L. See photo close-ups.

18th to Early 19th C Burl Native American Indian Herb Mortars - 1) rare herb small round base with flat top mortar, hand carved herb mortar hole, 4" W x 1 1/2" H; 5" H; 2) footed mortar with zigzag ca

Native American Indian scoop, crudely carved, leather cord to hand drilled end, 7'' L, No issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age and normal use.

Cherished 19th Century Native American Indian Ash Burl Bowl. Early repairs including metal staples and old Leather. Height 4.50" x Diameter 9". Dark patina.

Footed round bowl with curved handle, 13'' L

(California, New Hampshire, Florida, 20th century) base inscribed "Mark Lindquist/1986-87 NH/FL/Old Indian Bowl No. 6/Cherry Burl", contemporary craft carved and turned bowl, made from a large cherry

Burl 18th early 19th century burl bowl, unusual shape. 15¾ L x 6” H x 12½ W, cracked on one side

Effigy style handle. Found in New York State, early 19th century, 11 1/4" long.

Talk about character ! This 12 inch tight ash burl bowl has it. It was used so much that it wore a hole in the bottom. Also has a hole min side. Super burl. Most likely late 18th century.

circa late 18th early 19th century. diameter of ladle is 5 3/4"

18th -early 19th century early Native American Indian bowl, carved handle effigy, bowl is 7 1/4'' W x 3 /4'' H handle measures 5'' H. No issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age and n

18th century Native American Indian hand-carved, 5'' L. No issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age and normal use.

Early Native American carved burl bowl. Northeastern United States, 18th century. H 5" L 14-1/4" W 12-1/4". Original free edge. Condition: Ladle notch on one end. Old 2" edge crack, probably in the ma

OBCS GRADED. SUPERB BU++ SUPER LUSTRE, SUPER COLOR, A CHERRY COIN! ESTIMATE: $6,000-$8,500

A white cedar burl dipper, as made by the Maine Abenaki Indian people. 9 inches long x 3.5 inches high, with a 5 inches dia. bowl. Typical crude carved inside and has a carved V shape tail in the base

OBCS GRADED. SUPERB BU++ SUPER LUSTRE, ORIGINAL, A REAL CHERRY COIN! ESTIMATE: $4,500-$7,000

two very old hand carved wooden serving platters with wooden ladles, from the Tarahumara indians of Chihuahua Mexico. The dishes shows extensive use over generations, likely dating to the early 20th c

Item: Early Penobscot root club made from cherry wood knot with a dark untouched surface Date: Late 18th/early 19th century Maker: Penobscot Nation Dimensions: 24 x 4 x 4 inches The Penobscot Indian N

Indian miniature painting of a Young Prince on Horseback with Squire by His Side, Deccan School, 18th or Early 19th Century, gouache, 11 x 8.5 inches, framed in a burl wood thin frame measuring 17.5 x

Super nice pair of Northern Plains youth size moccasins with full coverage early beaded buffalo track pattern with brilliant green background.

19th C Burl Bowl - 10 1/2" W. 9 1/2" W. This is either early Colonial period or early American Indian. It is primitive. Jane

18th century or earlier most likely. North American origin. The cup is carved from a single burl knot of wood. Very nice form and surface throughout. The piece has an early letter stating when written

Four piece vintage natural burl wood smoking pipes grouping, F & T Reject, Kaywoodie 55 Meerschaum Imported Briar, Kaywoodie 61 Super Grain and Owl Shop, Worcester Mass. signed, circa early 20th c. to