Native American Woodlands Indian Carved Ladles

Lot of 2 circa 1780-1850 hand-carved Woodlands Indian ladles / scoops - 1) squared handle end, 5 1/2" wide slightly scooped bowl, 9 3/4" L; 2) notched handle end, hand-drilled hole, 5 1/2" W slightly

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved ladle in a swan-form effigy, swan-like head effigy handle curves into sleek formed swam-like body, half-hallowed handle shows carving ridges, 3 1/4" W bowl

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved ladle, 4" round bowl, handle carved with wider end to narrowing handle, 12 1/2" L. See photo close-ups.

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved scoop / ladle, 3 1/2" W bowl, carved long neck handle bird effigy with curved short beak and notched just behind where handle and bowl are joined, 9 1/2" L

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved scoop / ladle 3 1/2" flat bowl with slightly sloped sides, carved bird effigy at top of handle, 7 1/2" L. See photo close-ups.

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved maple scoop / ladle with short, thick handle with flat end, 5" W bowl, 9" L. See photo close-ups.

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved with notched handle end, 5" w slightly curved bowl, 11" L. See photo close-ups.

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved utensils - 1) 5" W bowl with sloped edges and flat center, hand-drilled hole in handle, 9 1/2" L; 2) 4 1/2" W bowl with sloped back and flat center, 8" L.

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved 5 1/2" W bowl, carved long neck handle bird effigy with curved beak, 11" L. See photo close-ups.

Ca. 19th-20thC. All good with no major breaks or repairs. Ex-Nooter coll.

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved wooden grinder / pestle / masher, 3" W bowl with flat top and slightly rounded bottom, 5" H. See photo close-ups.

Native American, northeastern United States, Hopewell Indians, Middle Woodland period, ca. 200 to 900 CE. A fine smoking pipe from the Hopewell Indians, hand-carved from a mottled dark-grey stone with

This is a Haida Native American Indian carved wooden canoe from the late 1800's. The piece is carved from solid wood and is hand painted with the image of an eagle and tribal symbols. The Haida people

Native American Iroquois Indian carved wooden footed bowl ca.1870 with staples, New York. Provenance: From a private collector in Zionsville / Indianapolis. 7 1/2"W

Group of two carved stone Native Inuit Indian Eskimo cultural art items. One depicts a mother seal and cub, mounted on slate stone. The other features two Eskimos wrestling with a seal. Paper label on

Rare Native American Woodlands Indian crucifix dated 1800. Similar example published in Robert Bishop's 'American Folk Sculpture', Image 341, 341a. H 3" W 1" D 3/8". Condition: Excellent with wear fro

20th century Native American Indian carved large turquoise and coral double strand necklace with sterling silver mount. [26” L]. In good condition.

North America, Eastern Woodland, ca. 200 to 1000 CE. A handsome pipe carved from a grey stone and presenting a very smooth finish. Platform pipes like this exemplify smoking technology during the Midd

Estate collection lot of 6 articles of Native American Indian cultural art. Includes a carved hardstone figural sculpture with braided hair, modeled in the form of a corn and decorated with shells and

PRE-COLUMBIAN CARVED STONE HAND AXE TOOL ——MEASURES APPROXIMATELY —5"X3"—— OUR CURRENT AUCTION FEATURES MANY MORE PRE-COLUMBIAN AND CHINESE COLLECTIBLE ITEMS. PLEASE SEE

5 7/8" long. Allard Auction Collection Inv: VGL 12930

Folk art carved wood walking stick with a pointed spear tip. Carved figural head handle with various carved symbols and metal arrows and arrowheads. Signed with initials FCF. Measures 42.5" long.

Oval bowl, 3 1/2" W, notched sides on handle, effigy end, 11 1/2" L. No issues.

Ca. late 19thC. Native American Prairie Region breechcloth, Otoe or Delaware/Lenape people, with metal studs, beads, on cloth. Gift to Robert Nooter from Tad Dale (original Tad Dale document discussin