Northeast Woodlands Birch Bark Hat

Northeast Woodlands birch bark hat. 14 1/3" x 13", 6".

3.25" x 7" x 7". Chippewa. Corner sewn form with naturalistic decoration. **Some minor wear and missing binding.**

4.5" x 10" x 7". White birch bark body with bound rim. **Good condition with some darkening. No holes in bark.**

2.25" x 3". Birch body with polychrome "maple leaf" motif quillwork decoration **Some minor missing quills on bottom of basket along with some breaking on body..**

Northeast Woodlands, ca. mid-19th century. A birchbark basket and lid with elaborate applique decoration. Also including an Iroquois Niagara Falls beaded pouch. MEASUREMENTS Height of basket including

Ca. 1900, Northeast Woodlands incised birch handled log carrier depicting native winter scenes and a smoking rabbit. 20”H x 19.5”W x 15”D. Sussman Collection.

North America, Northeast Woodlands, probably Iroquois, ca. late 19th century CE. A small Native American canoe from a Northeast Woodlands tribe, most likely Iroquois, with a bark cover, probably elm,

A Woodlands birchbark moose hair embroidered curio Probably Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), a birchbark canoe model with dyed moose hair embroidery depicting three vignettes of figures smoking in foliate la

(Lot of 3) Native American basket group consisting of a Mic-Mac quill basket Makah basket with duck motifs with an Eastern Woodlands birch bark basket largest: 3""h

Various Ages, A folded Woodlands birchbark basket with woven rim, cracks on bottom patched with glue; plus a pair of carved and painted Navajo gourd bowls. Largest 11" x 9" x 5" *Click

Eastern Woodlands Decorated Birchbark Containers mid-19th century lot of 2, includes: a rectangular lidded box decorated with fleur-de-lis and identified as Ojibwa height 9 inches x width 11 inches x

NATIVE AMERICAN HURON / EASTERN WOODLANDS EMBROIDERED BIRCHBARK BOXES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a card case and a circular example, each featuring intricate polychrome-dyed moose-hair floral embroidered

Petite Woodlands handled birchbark basket. Great patina, 6 inch by 5 inch by 5 inch basket itself, 9 inches tall with handle. This is an early birchbark basket in superb condition. Circa 1890-1920

in original condition, with etched leaf and other motifs h. 6-1/4 w. 10-3/4 d. 6 in. overall: h. 8 x w. 12 x d. 9 in. (largest) Provenance: items descended through an Old Greenwich, CT family

Two small 19th c Northeastern Woodlands Native American birch bark pieces, spruce gum box with lock (no key), small baskets in varying conditions, and a chip carved board with two wire contrivances to

19th and 20th C. Including two Chinese carved cork ship models, three carved coconut baskets, a burlwood snuff box a New York hat box, a birch bark band box, a box of "Fairy Candles," a carved hardwoo

Mid/Late 1900s, Large signed original watercolor on paper of two Woodlands Indian women, a baby, and birch bark baskets. Very good condition. Framed and matted. 20" x 25" (27" x 37" framed)

A pair of Woodlands moose hair embroidery counters Two diamond-form birchbark counters with numerical sliders running from one to nine, with moose hair embroidery on the face depicting figures, animal

Ca. 1900, possibly Micmac, Northern Maine birch bark with quill work decoration depicting birds, flowers and the American flag. 36.5”L x 7”H x 8”D. Sussman Collection.

Early/Mid 1900s, Vintage hand crafted oval-shaped bowl made of bentwood, birch bark, and willow. Fair condition, side split. Log entry reads "From Mrs. Paul, Summer of 1959." 10" x 7" x 3-1/2"

Early Native American painted bark basket. Handwoven twig basket with double bentwood handles and painted birch bark panels on each side. Approximate dimensions: Height: 15 1/2 inches (with handle), L

Picked out woodland creatures and camel. Signed "PS Fryeburg Maine 1930". Height 36"

Three Northeast Moose hair embroidery objects Including a cradle of birchbark construction with a small wood doll, a pair of moccasins and a purse, each covered in black felt, and worked in naturalist

Early/Mid 1900s, Amazing hand crafted birchbark canoe with hand carved ribs and supports, two fishing spears, two oars, and fish, plus an open weave plaited miniature basket. Even the seams are "tarre