A Great Lakes beaded cloth bandolier bag lg. 36 in.

A Great Lakes beaded cloth bandolier bag Fourth quarter 19th century, cloth backed, beaded with stylized leaves and geometric devices on a white ground, lower panel with multicolored geometric designs

Bag measures 19" x 16" with 5.5" wide strap. Decorated with multi-colored floral designs on a light background, bead & yarn tassels suspensions. Applied cut tin disks and rolled tin cones. **Some mino

Front panel measures 21" x 17.5". Strap measures 7.25" wide. Ojibwa, backed in commercial trade cloth, with multicolored floral devices on a white ground. **Some moderate wear to stitching and loss of

A Great Lakes beaded bandolier bag The strap and pocket panel of the red trade cloth bag each loom-beaded with geometric-motifs, the upper strap and lower edge of the pocket suspending beaded tabs and

Great Lakes Beaded Bandolier Bag FOURTH QUARTER 19th CENTURY with loom-beaded strap, velveteen body, and floral design on pocket; backed with polished cotton length 38 x width 12 1/2 inches Provenance

Great lakes adult beaded bandolier bag, 13" x 38", floral decorated, nice beadwork, some red fringe missing from use, yarn tassels missing, basically good condition, ca. 1890

Native American beaded bandolier bag. Great Lakes area. Circa 1900. H 43 W 15.

An excellent Great Lakes Bandolier bag with incredibly large straps. Features floral beaded decorations throughout. Some bead loss and damage throughout and too fringe areas. Measures 46 inches in len

Late 1800s, Very early loom beaded bandolier "bag" with elongated body and matching 2-1/2" wide straps. This piece is in poor condition and is being sold in its original 38" x 14" display case where i

Native American Hand Beaded Ceremonial Bandolier Bag. Possibly Great Lakes, early 20th century. Measures 42" L x 12" W Condition: Good condition, two or three fringes look like they are missing. Estim

A group of 3 Great Lakes beaded Native American objects, Ojibway style. 20th century. ++ Beaded panel. 46"h x 5"w 46"h x 5"w.++ Beaded Bandolier bag. USA, Ojibway style. 46"h x 19"w x 1/8"d.++ Beaded

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

A collection of Great Lakes beaded fragments A collection of nineteen cloth beaded panels and fragments, mostly floral designs, (bead and cloth loss). lg. from 3 to 14 1/2 in. Footnotes: Provenance:

A Nêhiyawak (Cree) bandolier bag Fourth quarter 19th century, thread-sewn on velvet and backed with cotton cloth, beaded floral designs decorate the straps and body of the bag, (bead loss). lg. 3

DESCRIPTION: Beaded Chippewa/Potawatomi bandolier bag circa 1890-1910. With hourglass motifs and outlined lobed floral motifs. Great Lakes tribes raised art form of the simple bandolier bag to a new l

DESCRIPTION: Three beaded panels removed from a bandolier bag, probably Winnebago (Great Lakes) tribal circa 1880-1910. The panels with a white ground with lobed red and green flowers. The side panels

A Great Lakes otter bag The paws and tail decorated with floral beadwork panels with brass bell accents, the tail with multicolored beaded drops with thimbles attached, (minor beadwork losses). lg. 34

A Great Lakes Ojibwa Bandolier, late 19th century, the beaded bag decorated with abstract multi-color floral designs on a beaded white and black velvet ground, above blue and red wool tassels, togethe

A Chippewa Beaded Cloth Bandolier Bagc. 1900 velvet and cotton cloth, glass seed b

Second-half 19th Century The colorful foliate design on a white background with red fabric backing 11" H x 9.5" W

Two Great Lakes Beaded Cloth Items including a pillow case and a purse Provenance: Property from the Donna Gold Family Collection of Ethnographic Art, Los Angeles, CA Width of purse&

Native Breastplate and Beadwork Lot, including A Great Lakes beaded bag and 2 beaded strips.

A Great Lakes pictorial bandolier bag Beaded throughout with vining foliate and floral designs, the pocket front further adorned with an elk and a small dog. length 37 1/2in, width 12 3/4in

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