Plains Beaded Hide Dolls

A Plains Beaded Hide Doll c. 1920 hide, metal and glass seed beads, pony beads, hair, cotton cloth, sinew, custom metal and wood stand Exhibited: North by Southwest, The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and

This is a fabulous late-19th Century Plains beaded hide doll. The doll has a muslin trade clothe that is stuffed with raw wool or hair and covered with Indian tanned hide buckskin that is trade thread

A Plains Beaded Hide Male Doll c. 1940 hide, glass seed beads, horsehair, wool and cotton cloth, wood, thread Height: 11 ½ inches HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights R

**Originally Listed At $300** Native American, Western United States, Northern Plains, Crow (Apsaalooke), ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A buckskin or buffalo hide doll with a stuffed cotton

An assembled grouping to include a Plains Indian beaded hide cradleboard of thread-sewn hide with beadwork flowers and designs containing a fabric doll with beadwork feet, and a decorated gourd powder

Plains Beaded Doll, 14.5" x 9.5" x 2.5", Age unknown. Dolls with hide dresses, moccasins, and glass trade beads were typical of late 19th century plains Indians. Acquired from a private collection in

2pc Old Plains Leather Indian Dolls. Includes a large hide doll with beaded ornaments and moccasins 26''x12''. Also a double-sided doll with painted dress and beaded ornaments 12''x8''. Early to mid 2

The lot features a circa late 19th Century to early 20th Century beaded doll with cowrie shells from the Plains Native American Indians. The doll shows a hide and trade clothe construction with trade

Antique American Indian buckskin leather Doll buckskin hide, glass beads, shell Late 19th Century Native American Indian Beadwork Beads Beaded bead work Great Plains indians Museum Quality. I believe

A Plains doll Of hide construction with beaded eyes and mouth and hair coiffure, clad in a fringed hide dress, the knife sheath and moccasins beaded. height 17 3/4in, width 7in Footnotes: Provenance P

Plains Indian Doll with Baby and Cradle Board, antique doll with hide body, tanned leather dress, beaded face and moccasins, human hair, baby in cradle board on back; 14" long

woman with braids, her dress and leggings with beaded decoration, 14.5”

Collection of Thirteen Native American Souvenir Dolls, most Plains Indians in hide or cloth outfits with beaded embellishments {Height of tallest 10 1/4 inches}

AN EARLY PLAINS BEADED HIDE PIPE-BAG, PROBABLY CHEYENNE, 19TH CENTURY. The majority of the multicolored sinew sewn beads of small (seed) size on the upper section, rendered in geometric patterns and

Cheyenne Beaded Hide Dolls, Pair  ca 1890 male and female dolls; both with muslin bodies and clothing fashioned from softly tanned hide; each further detailed with red and yellow pigments and bea

Southern Plains Beaded Hide Strike-a-Light Bag fourth quarter 19th century possibly Comanche, sinew-sewn thick hide and beaded using colors white, red white-heart, dark blue, black, greasy yellow, pin

A Plains beaded hide cradle, Lakota, fourth quarter 19th century, the rawhide tab with differing multicolored geometric designs, the body with bold multicolored eight-point cross and geometric devices

Northern Plains Beaded Hide Tobacco Bag fourth quarter 19th century sinew-sewn and beaded with colors of red white-heart, green, dark blue, cut brass, and white; throat coated with green pigment; lowe

Sioux Beaded Hide Dolls ca 1900 lot of 2, includes: a male doll with painted face height 13 inches a female doll with yellow and red paint on face; appliqued nose height 12 1/2 inches The Marilyn Eber

Two Plains beaded hide pictorial tobacco bags The larger with beaded roll top, a large, beaded panel on each side, each with two horses on a white ground, with multicolored quilled slats and long hide

The lot features an early beaded dag knife sheath and dag knife, with beadwork likely from the Northern Plains Native American Indians. The sheath is comprised of Indian brain-tanned Great American Bi

Southern Plains Beaded Hide Strike-a-Light Bag fourth quarter 19th century thread-sewn and beaded using brick-stitch technique in colors of pea green, translucent green, rose, red white-heart, greasy

late 19th/early 20th century, sinew sewn with traditional geometric motifs on one side, apparent remnants of yellow stain on fringe, 32 in. including fringe Provenance: Private Collection, New York

13" x 17". Central Plains, Squared forms each beaded on the front, sides, and flap, with multicolored geometric designs on a white ground, tin cone & dyed horsehair danglers. **Rawhide is in good, sof