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1800's Pipe Tomahawk Attributed to Cherokee Use, Southeastern United States, 19th Century: This 19th-century pipe tomahawk represents a form of object that combined both utilitarian and symbolic functions among Native American communities of the Southeastern United States. The piece feature

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Pipe Tomahawk Attributed to Cherokee Use, Southeastern United States, 19th Century

Est. US$2,000-US$3,000

A Bering Sea Eskimo bird dart: Alaska, 19th century, natural fiber cord wrapped spear containing three barbed bone points, each with grooved juts on the inside. The haft exhibits a smooth, darkened, weathered surface and tightly wr

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A Bering Sea Eskimo bird dart

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$800-US$1,200

A Northeast woodland canoe paddle: Hand-carved wooden canoe paddle featuring an elongated blade form with remnants of original red and black pigment. The surface shows a warm, softened patina, and the tapered handle retains signs of us

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A Northeast woodland canoe paddle

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$800-US$1,200

Pipe Tomahawk with Integrated Blade and Beaded Drop, Plains/Great Lakes Region, 19th Century: This 19th-century pipe tomahawk represents a powerful fusion of utility, ceremony, and cultural exchange in Native North America. Combining a functional iron blade with a smoking pipe bowl and hollow

Apr 06, 2026

Pipe Tomahawk with Integrated Blade and Beaded Drop, Plains/Great Lakes Region, 19th Century

Est. US$2,000-US$3,000

1800's Native American Pipe Tomahawk with Pierced Blade and Studded Haft, Attributed to Lakota: This pipe tomahawk represents a powerful convergence of function, symbolism, and diplomacy within Plains Native American cultures, particularly among the Lakota (Sioux). Combining the utilitarian form

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Native American Pipe Tomahawk with Pierced Blade and Studded Haft, Attributed to Lakota

Est. US$2,000-US$3,000

A group of seven Eskimo tools parts, with a bow guard: A group of seven Eskimo artifacts, comprising various, bone and wood tools along with a carved bow guard. The adze head with three attached components. Each showing distinct surface wear and coloratio

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A group of seven Eskimo tools parts, with a bow guard

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$700-US$900

Pipe Tomahawk with Brass Inlay, Native American, 19th Century: This pipe tomahawk, dating to the 19th century, represents a distinctive fusion of weaponry and ceremonial object widely associated with Native American cultures and the fur trade era. Combining a fun

Apr 06, 2026

Pipe Tomahawk with Brass Inlay, Native American, 19th Century

Est. US$1,000-US$2,000

Original antique Native American Bow with three arrows (two have metal tips), circa 1890. Bow at one: Original antique Native American Bow with three arrows (two have metal tips), circa 1890. Bow at one time would have had a sinew string.

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Original antique Native American Bow with three arrows (two have metal tips), circa 1890. Bow at one

A&S Antique Auction Co.

Est. US$100-US$200

Alaska Native Artifacts - Harpoon & Spear Points: Twenty-one fossilized walrus tusk and bone toggle harpoon points and spear points, with the largest specimen measuring approximately 6" x 1" x 0.5" thick. Conditions vary from very good to partial, as

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Alaska Native Artifacts - Harpoon & Spear Points

Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals

Est. US$400-US$600

An Eskimo knife and sheath: Alaska, 19th century, a traditional Eskimo knife featuring a forged iron blade secured to a carved handle with copper wire, accompanied by its original sealskin sheath. Knife lg. 11 ½, sheath l

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An Eskimo knife and sheath

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$500-US$700

An Eskimo or Siberian steel knife: An impressive 19th century fighting knife, possibly Ainu, or Siberian, featuring a long, narrow forged steel blade with a strong ridge and sharply tapered point. The blade shows age-darkened patina. T

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An Eskimo or Siberian steel knife

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$400-US$600

An Eskimo hafted adze and scraper: 19th century, a pair of traditional wood working tools, each with a stone blade lashed to a wooden handle using sinew and hide cord. The adze features a curved haft exhibiting a smooth patina from pro

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An Eskimo hafted adze and scraper

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$800-US$1,200

A Western Great Lakes, Plains Indian camp knife: Handcrafted, traditional camp knife with a long, heavy blacksmith forged trade blade attached to a wooden handle wrapped with copper wire. Lg. 15 in.

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A Western Great Lakes, Plains Indian camp knife

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$1,200-US$1,800

A Hohokam axe: Crafted from a tan, brown stone, the ax featuring a three-quarter groove along the upper body. Smoothing and patination from age and use. Lg. 6, wd. 2 ¾ in. Provenance: The John Kania collectio

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TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$600-US$800

1800's Native American Plains-Style Ball Head War Club with Carved Effigy Grip, Buffalo Bill Wild: This wooden ball-head war club represents a classic form of Indigenous North American weaponry, associated particularly with Plains tribes during the 19th century. Carved from a single piece of hardwo

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Native American Plains-Style Ball Head War Club with Carved Effigy Grip, Buffalo Bill Wild

Est. US$2,000-US$3,000

A Hohokam axe: Crafted from dense, dark gray stone with a polished surface, the ax with a three-quarter groove along the upper body. Rich patination from age and use. Lg. 5 ½, wd. 2 ¾ in. Provenance: T

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TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$500-US$700

1800's Native American Crow Pipe Tomahawk (Smoking Tomahawk), Northern Plains, Late 19th Century: This Native American pipe tomahawk, attributed to the Crow (Apsáalooke) people of the Northern Plains, dates to the late 19th century and exemplifies the dual ceremonial and functional nature of thes

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Native American Crow Pipe Tomahawk (Smoking Tomahawk), Northern Plains, Late 19th Century

Est. US$1,000-US$2,000

AN EARLY .44 RIMFIRE OBSOLETE CALIBRE WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 SADDLE RING LEVER-ACTION CARBINE OR: 20inch sighted round barrel with full length tube magazine, fitted with rear leaf and fixed sights and stamped with the manufacturer's details HENRY'S PATENT over KING'S PATENT, brass action stamped i

Apr 08, 2026

AN EARLY .44 RIMFIRE OBSOLETE CALIBRE WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 SADDLE RING LEVER-ACTION CARBINE OR

Antony Cribb Ltd

Est. £2,500-£3,500

A Northwest Coast fish fluke powder horn: 19th century, hand-carved from a single piece of wood in the form of a fish fluke, with part of a gun barrel at the flat end, and pierced at the top side. The wood is deeply patinated and aged. Lg. 7

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A Northwest Coast fish fluke powder horn

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$800-US$1,200

Ameca-Etzatlán (Jalisco, Mexico) Pre-Columbian Pottery Crouching Hunchback Figure H 8" Depth 8": Ameca-Etzatlán (Jalisco, Mexico) Pre-Columbian Pottery Crouching Hunchback Figure H 8" Depth 8" Crouching male figure with weapon; buff color with red accents. Provenance: Purchased from the Est

Apr 16, 2026

Ameca-Etzatlán (Jalisco, Mexico) Pre-Columbian Pottery Crouching Hunchback Figure H 8" Depth 8"

Est. US$2,000-US$4,000

Native American Bow and Arrows with Leather Quiver: Native American Longbow and Arrows and Leather Quiver, the longbow with rattan wrapped handle and collapsible into two pieces, the fifteen arrows with yellow painted feathers, the quiver mounted with

Apr 14, 2026

Native American Bow and Arrows with Leather Quiver

Auctions at Showplace

Est. US$200-US$400

An Eskimo line with two harpoon points: Composed of twisted sinew cord with two attached harpoon points, each bound with fine sinew and exhibiting rich surface patina. Lg. 36 in.

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An Eskimo line with two harpoon points

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$400-US$500

High Quality Colt Black Powder Series 1847 Walker .44 Cal Revolver 2nd Generation in Factory Box: Manufactured by Colt between 1980 and 1982. This "Authentic Colt Black Powder Series" was the "F" series produced as a second generation of the percussion revolvers that made them a household name. Fe

Apr 18, 2026

High Quality Colt Black Powder Series 1847 Walker .44 Cal Revolver 2nd Generation in Factory Box

Richmond Auctions

Est. US$25-US$200,000

A Bering Sea Eskimo woman’s knife, ulu: Crescent-form iron blade fitted with a carved handle featuring a twisted grip design. The blade features holes for attachment points. Comes in a custom wooden stand for display. Wd. 7 ½, ht. 4

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A Bering Sea Eskimo woman’s knife, ulu

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$600-US$800

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