Solid Ceramic Native American Female Figure

Bob Boomer (American, born 1944). A carved wood statue. A figural work carved from solid piece of tree wood. depicting Native American male and female figures. Signed to bottom of base B BOOMER 1984.D

It is solid condition. Please see picture for measurment. This artifact is from the Arkansas River Valley Indian Arts Museum in Pine Bluff Arkansas. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACT

R.C. Gorman (Native American, 1931-2005). A limited edition art pottery vase. Titled "Walking Woman Danish Blue". Features two female figures in capes over a glazed ground. Artist signature at side. I

An Eskimo female figure Late Thule, circa 1500-1800 A.D., delicately carved with upraised arms held against the body, incised tattoo designs down the shoulders and across the belly. length 3 1/4in Foo

An ancient Eskimo female figure Okvik, Old Bering Sea I, c. 200 B.C.-100 A.D., the face with graceful, elongated nose and arching brows, the mouth slightly open, the torso of typical form with narrow

An Eskimo female figure Punuk or Thule, circa 1200-1800 A.D., carved with hands held behind the back, incised designs depicting tattoos. height 4 1/2in, width 7/8in Footnotes: Provenance Property from

Rudolph Carl Gorman (Native American, 1931-2005). A signed and numbered limited edition lithograph print on paper. A figural work depicting a Native Navajo female figure in traditional garb. Signed R.

Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868-1952). An antique figurative photogravure portrait print. Titled, "Quinault Female Type". Depicts a young Native American female figure in traditional costume and head

DESCRIPTION: A Native American original sculpture, handcrafted in clay and finished with painted motifs. Depicts a seated Native American female figure covered by a large fur piece. This unglazed scul

One granite, one marble (symbols and numbers to bottom) and on ceramic Eskimo figures. Largest measures approximately 7-1/4" high and 4-1/4" wide..All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Condi

Ceramic Native American Double Figures Sculpture. New Mexico. size: 10h x 7.5w

Rudolph Carl Gorman (Native American, 1931-2005). A limited edition lithograph on paper. Titled "Chili Picker." A figural work depicting a Native American Indian female figure with a basket of colorfu

Inuit Stone Sculpture "Female Figure" By Abunia Sayak, 3 1/2"L.

Zuni Native American pipestone female maiden figure. Face is carved in turquoise, with additional turquoise throughout her garment. Nice heavy piece 3".See other Fetishes in auction. FREE DOMESTIC SHI

JAMES ROSNEY CARVED & PAINTED CIGAR STORE INDIAN CHIEF: Carved of solid wood, a Native American figure in brilliant feather headdress and highly textured fur vest, mounted upon a green platform base b

(pair) Metal table lamps, Native American male and female figures, on circular base, signed in cast after Salmson (Jean Jules Salmson, French, 1823-1902), some finish loss overall, approx 33"h, 8"w, 6

Mamgark, Andy (Inuit, 1930-1997), Female Figure, dark gray stone, 7 x 5 x 5 inches, incised with E1-164 disc number on the bottom, 21245 also incised to bottom.

An Akimel O'odham basket circa 1900-1920 with seven female figures and beautiful whirling base Dimensions: 9 & 1/4" x 6" Weight: 10.5 oz.

Rudolph Carl Gorman (American, 1931-2005) ceramic vase depicting seated Native American figures. Signed to lower edge and inscribed Potters Proof. Signed, inscribed Greg Grycner Ltd. Ed. and titled to

Southwest Native American ceramic owl figure, marked "Zuni" on base, with polychrome and geometric accents, 9.5"h

N.B. Zuni Native American Ceramic Owl Figure. Great condition. 3.37" h x 2.87" w.

A wonderful primitive shadow box with a female Native American figure sitting on a log and feeding a young fawn. The backdrop is paper with printed conifer trees. Circa 1900. 6" x 5.25" x 3.75". CODE-

Rudolph Carl Gorman (R.C. Gorman) (Native American, 1931-2005). A limited edition art serigraph in colors on paper. A figural work depicting a seated female Native American figure on a colorful blanke

Edward Biberman (American, 1904-1986). A woodcut art print on paper. Titled, "Grieving Woman." A figural work depicting a downcast female Native American figure. Title and artist signature in pencil t