1899 NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CHIEF, PAINTED HORSE by

Weller Louwelsa mug with a Native American Indian Chief painted and signed by Levi J. Burgess. Height 7 7/8 inches. Impressed 514 and incised A beneath. Glaze crazing and surface scuffs and scratches.

3pc J.A. ANDERSON c. 1900 Photographs. Native American Indians. 934: Chief American Horse. 922: Fool Bull Sioux Medicine Man. Two marked. -- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 18 inches: W: 14 inches -- FRAME

Paul Calle, "Warrior of the Plains", oil on masonite, 14", original oil painting of Native American Indian Chief sitting with his horse that was used for creating a porcelain collector plate, unsigned

Weller Dickens Ware charger depicted with an American Sioux Indian, Chief Broken Arm incised and painted by Albert Dunlavy. Diameter is 12 1/2 inches. Glaze missing in a 5 inch area along the rimâ€

Jennings Brothers signed bronze figure of a horse and Native American Indian Chief, on base. Signed on side of base "CED/JB" Measures 8 in. x 7 in. x 3 in. Good condition, showing wear consistent with

Includes a hand painted horse by Sam 2 Bulls, a horseshoe with feathers, dance bells, a Navajo signed ornament and a hand painted leather shield by Sharon Demaree.

Native American Indian chief carved from a large log. Standing at over 100" tall and brightly painted. Weathering and wear is apparent. 22" x 22" x 106".

Vintage Austrian bronze Native American Indian Chief on Horseback sculpture by Franz Hagenauer. Stamped on bottom. Measures 5 1/2" x 3"

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the North American Native Indian. Title: " An Oasis In The Badlands." Subject: Native North American Indian - Photogra

This large oil on canvas painting depicts a Native American Indian chief gazing off into the sunset amidst the teepees of his village. It is set in an ornate golden frame. Painted by the well-known ar

Proud, Resilient, Strong And A Fierce Warrior, This Native American Watches Over His Land And Tribe. Great Attention To Detail Was Paid To His Clothing. Most Indian Men Did Not Use Shirts, But He Wear

Circa 1940's Native American Indian Elk Hide Painting. Detailed Depiction with Figures among Running Horses. Painted Feather Borders with Beadwork and Leather Tassles. Possibly Blackfoot. 59" x 63".

A hand beaded Native American Indian pipe bag with a geometric pattern on one side and an Indian Chief riding a horse on the other. 29" long

Bank J. & E. Stevens Company, circa 1899, depicting a Native American Indian holding a fish, and a frog, 6 x 9-3/4 in.. Condition: repainted woman and fish (approximately 50%), replaced key to undersi

ARTIST SIGNED "PN" HORSE JAW PAINTED CEREMONIAL DREAM CATCHER. 18 INCH TALL AND 15 INCH WIDE. ALL NATURAL FEATHERS, HORSE HAIR, AMERICAN INDIAN MADE CREEK TRIBE. USA SHIPPING $5

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/26610276_54193-herman-heyn-little-wound-chief-ogallala-sioux-c . RARE 19th C O/C Native American Seminole Indian Portrait "Chief Osceola" On Copper Signed. Frame M

This is an old Native American "skull cracker" club with painted designs and horse tail decoration. Woven animal hide covers the entire staff and ball on the end. Tribe unknown. Measures 18 inches lon

Chief American Horse, Greatest Indian Orator of the Sioux Photo Print, Late 1800s-Early 1900s First Edition Print, Rinehart-Marsden Omaha, 19" x 14"

Native American Plains Indian Dance Shield Painted buckskin covered parfleche rawhide shield having turkey feathers, red felt ribbons, horse hair and buckskin attachments, intact buckskin grips verso

JAMES ROSNEY CARVED & PAINTED CIGAR STORE INDIAN CHIEF: Carved of solid wood, a Native American figure in brilliant feather headdress and highly textured fur vest, mounted upon a green platform base b

Oil on canvas painting by Navajo artist Robert Becenti (1949-2001). Titled "Grand Canyon" and features an Indian with a horse. Painted October of 1976. Framed measures 39" x 33". Visible art measures

Native American Indian tribal art, Great Basin, old hide pouch with rare hand-painted portrait of Ute Chief Ouray (ca. 1833-1880), inscribed "Auray (sic) Chief of the Ute Nation(?)" above lower seam;

Mystery Artist (Late 19th to early 20th Century). Original Plains Indian pencil drawing on paper titled, "Horned Blue Dancer." Features a Native American Chief riding a horse. Titled to bottom center.

Native American Indian (20th Century) Smoke tobacco shop style totem pole figure. Made of carved solid wood. Features three heads, including a chief, and a bear headdress. Hand painted details in reds