1930's Trading Post Cigar Store Indian Woman

23"x58" Authentic Antique Navajo Rug, Native American Indian Hand woven Double Saddle Blanket rug , 100% Hand spun Churro Sheep Wool, this rug was purchased in 1933 from Hubbell Trading Post store in

23"x58" Authentic Antique Navajo Rug, Native American Indian Hand woven Double Saddle Blanket rug, 100% Hand spun Churro Sheep Wool, this rug was purchased in 1933 from Hubbell Trading Post store in A

31"x28" Authentic Antique Navajo Rug, Native American Indian Hand woven Single Saddle Blanket rug, 100% Hand spun Churro Sheep Wool, this rug was purchased in 1933 from Hubbell Trading Post store in A

Antique Cigar Store Polychrome Indian statue by Brach-Allen Studio, 1930s. Modeled as a standing Native American in traditional dress, this is a rare and unusual piece of Americana. Measures 37" h x 1

ARTIST: F Garrett (American, 20 century) NAME: Indian Woman, Round Rocks Trading Post MEDIUM: oil on board CONDITION: Some foxing. Minor damages to edges and corners. No visible inpaint under UV light

Linda Yazzie (Dine, 20th century) Navajo Yei Weaving / Rug woven with seven figures Included: Trading Post Tag from Indian Ruins Indian Store, Sanders, AZ (Apache County) 52 inches x 79 inches

American life size cigar store Indian maiden sculpture, executed in carved and paint-decorated wood, depicting a woman with long hair and colorful dress holding cigars and standing on a base inscribed

First quarter 20th century. Carved wooden Native American woman with original paint. Pegged arms, one missing plaster fill and swings. The other arm has missing fingers and replaced cigar bundle. Mino

Tobacconist Cigar Store Indian Princess, circa 1920's-1930's, carved wood with gesso and paint, 63" (height) figure with headdress, 72" (height) x 22" (length) x 16" (width) overall size

Item: Carved out of one piece of wood, Original paint in very good condition, Sold as a Souvenir or Used as a Countertop Display Circa: C 1930's Dimensions: 11 3/4 tall by 3 1/4 wide by 3 1/8 deep inc

American. 1930s. Chalkware. 19" (diam) x 6".

Circa 1930s TACOMA, WASHINGTON Vintage Photograph; Depiction of Tobacco Store Indian with man. Painted advertisement text on base of Indian reads; "CIGARS - TOBACCO - C.H. MANLEY & CO. - INDUSTRY CIGA

The consignor of this item bought this Wooden Cigar Indian Chief from the original owner. It came from a Tobacco Store near Enid, Oklahoma. It is from one piece of wood and came from the 1920's to 193

Samuel Robb (American, 1851-1928) Cigar Store Indian. This piece has Robb's signature carved rose, which he added to some of his Indian Maidens to honor the death of his wife. Provenance: Goldberg Bow

This remarkable wood sculpture is a great compositional example of this art form: "The cigar store Indian trade sign." It is demure sized and the subtle color palette the artist used looks even better

Late 1800's Wood Cigar Store Indian. Carved in the style of John L. Cromwell. However, If it was signed originally, the newer paint has covered it up. Older Repaint otherwise very good condition. 85 i

Rare early counter top cigar store Indian. Attributed to Thomas Brooks. New York, circa 1870. H 33-1/2" Base 10" x 9-3/4". Condition: Inspected under UV light. Fine original condition with an historic

American, early 20th century, carved wooden cigar store Indian, depicting a standing Native American male, with polychrome decoration, on rectangular plinth with wheels, apparently unmarked. Approx. h

Great example of a “ working Indian “ in it's used and unrestored state. Measures 53" tall including base. Provenance: Provenance: The Mark Goldman collection

Antique hand-painted carved wood cigar store Indian, 78" H (overall) x approximately 20" W x 17" D. Provenance: Collection of Anthony Athanas, Pier 4 Restaurant, Boston, Massachusetts.

Small carved and painted cigar store Indian with headdress, holding tomahawk and scalp. Some areas of touchup and surface loss. Overall 57'' h.

Carved and Painted Cigar Store Indian Chief. 19th century. Probably Thomas Brooks. Ht. 6' 2" Max. W 24". The Rochester Museum and Science Center, Rochester, NY.

Attributed to Samuel Robb(New York, 1851-1928)Cigar Store Indianlate 19th centurycarved and painted wood69 x 20 x 27 inches

This tobacco advertising figure features a Native American female in traditional dress, clutching several tobacco items. It is carved wood and mounted on a wooden plinth. The paint has nicely faded. T