Native American Indian Head Sculpture Single Bronze Bookend Signed West

Native American Indian Head Sculpture Single Bronze Bookend Signed West. size: 5.5 x 7.25 x 2.25

6 inch Bronze Indian signed West, carved and painted pipe with Native American carved bowl 17 inches. Paul Herzel Cowboy statue 11 inches and a similar unmarked Arab on Horseback. Height 9 inches.

Fritz White (AMERICAN / COLORADO / OHIO, 1930 - 2010) large rare bronze bust sculpture titled "Spirit of Bighorn" depicting the bust of a Native American Indian with horned head dress. Signed and numb

Mystery artist signed Southwestern Bronze Native American Indian bust art sculpture. Features a proud warrior with feathered headdress and detailed chest adornments. Signed on front near bottom of scu

CA PARDELL Native American Indian Dancer Bronze Sculpture, signed number 83?obscured/750 U.S.A. © 1993 LEGENDS , on round revolving base Approximate measurements: 9.5 inches round rev

Native American Indian with Hunting dog Cast Bronze Bookends Signed J.B. 1524. very good original condition with fine patina. each 6.5" tall.

A pr of bronze Native American Indian bookends signed JB and dated 1927.

4"x6 1/2"

Christopher Pardell bronze Native American Indian sculpture. Signed and numbered 231/750. Measures 15.25" tall on a rotating base.

Dee Toscano cast bronze sculpture of an Indian Chief & wife titled "Courtship". Signed Toscano to base. Numbered 3/15. Measures 14-3/4" Tall. From a Palm Beach estate. Local Pick up or Third Party Shi

Contemporary 20th c. Dwain Freeman (Taos New Mexico artist 1950-2010) '90 A/P signed bronze 19" (h) sculpture, depicting two Native American Indian Navajo tribe women with a child, mounted onto a 2" (

Pair of American Bronze 'Indian Head' Bookends, Attributed to the Sculptor West, Circa 1915; and a Pair of Patinated-Metal Potato Bookends, 1939. The first pair in golden brown patina, unsigned; one o

Carl Kauba (Austria, United States, 1865-1922) bronze sculpture, Native American Indian chief on horseback, signed. Measures approximately 24-1/2" high, 18-1/2" wide, and 7" deep. Opinion of attributi

Robert Cavanaugh (b.1927 Montana) Sioux Indian with Pipe Bronze Sculpture 8''x8.5''x8.5''. Plains native with peace pipe. Signed and numbered 6 of 10 on interior. Excellent condition.

A bronze American West art sculpture. Titled, "Calling the Buffalo" produced in the manner of Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Depicts a Native American Indian medicine man, holding a buffalo above his

A bronze American West art sculpture. Titled, "Cheyenne" after an original 1901 work by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Depicts a Native American Indian rider on charging horseback, clutching a spear

Hermon Atkins Macneil bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian figure in breechcloth, "A Primitive Chant to the Great Spirit, the base signed and numbered "H.A. Macneil / 1/50," with foundry mark

Marie Barbera (AMERICAN / CALIFORNIA, Born 1936) limited edition large cold painted bronze sculpture depicting a Native American Indian warrior. Signed "M. BARBERA" and numbered 23/30 to bronze base.

David Lemon (b.1945) Bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian woman titled "Minnetaree Maiden". Measures 31" Tall 21" wide. Signed and numbered 8/30. Bronze is on a spinning base that rotates the

Mark Hopkins bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian titled "Legend Keeper" Signed and numbered 221/450. Measures 15.5" tall 12.5" wide.

After Frederic Remington (American: 1861 - 1909) Rare western bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian medicine man mounted atop a wooden base. Signed "Frederic Remington" to base. Measures: 12-1/

Ernest Berke (American, 1921-2010). Titled "Rallying His Warriors." Western style bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian warrior on horseback. Limited edition 190/200. Artist signed and dated 19

John Soderberg (b. 1951) Bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian titled "Prayer of the Eagle". Signed, dated 1980, and numbered 18/75. Measures 19.5" tall 17.5" wide.

A bronze American West cowboy art sculpture. Titled, "The Scalp" after an original 1898 work titled "The Triumph" by Frederic Remington (1861-1909). Depicts a Native American Indian rider on horseback