Native American Kwakiutl Cedar Whistle, ex-Museum

This lot contains two artifact display cases as well as two old field photos used in a Museum display about Native American Spirituality and history. The two artifact cases contain what appear to be a

A pair of Cast bronze sculptures set into wooden mounts. The largest is set into the wood base as a natural stand and measures 13.5 inches tall, the smaller measures 6 inches ( 7 inches in wood base)

This is an exceptional quilled and beaded buffalo hide tipi possibles bag from the Sioux dating to circa 1870-1880?s from the ex-collection of B.B. Museum. There are two tags attached hand written ?Cu

A large and ornately designs terracotta clay Olla collected in the south west by Museum curator Paul Hendricks in the 1970's. Measures 14 x 14 inches ( rim is 11 inches across.) Ex Museum of Oddities,

20" (with fringe) Sioux Beaded Pipe Bag. Beaded on both sides. Early 1900's. The bag was collected from the Wyoming Museum. Ex-Bryce Hathcock. Native American. Each side has a unique beadwork design.

Native American Pacific Northwest Carved Cedar Kwakiutl Raven Plaque by Alfred Robertson of Kingsome Inlet B.C., measures 13''L x 5.5''W, signed by artist

4 3/4"Stone Axe, Ex. Thunderbird Native American Museum NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt. Laurel Road during the 1930s through the 19

Large Grouping of Anastazi Shell Beads, Several Hundred pcs, Tin is 8 3/4" diameter by 1 1/2" tall Ex. Thunderbird Native American Museum NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator a

2 15/16" Slate Birdstone, Pop-eyed, Writing on bottom is illegible, Ex. Thunderbird Native American Museum NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum

2 1/2" Acorn Plummet, hardstone material. Ex. Thunderbird Native American Museum NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt. Laurel Road durin

3 Pacific Northwest Coast Miniature Paddles. Haida or Tlingit. Carved cedar with pigment. Provenance: Ex. Collection Charles Parsons, by family descent. Size: 9'' x 1.25'' x .25'' (23 x 3 x 1 cm).

2 7/8" Crowley's Ridge Flint Celt, Ex. Thunderbird Native American Museum NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt. Laurel Road during th

Grouping of 5 Historic Clay Trade Pipes Ex. Thunderbird Native American Museum NJ,Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt. Laurel Road during t

Set of (3) Reeds-1 1/8"-3/4"-1 1/8" from Southwestern United States, Ex Thunderbird Native American Museum, NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museu

1" & 1 1/8" Reeds, from Southwestern United States, Ex Thunderbird Native American Museum, NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt. Laurel R

Set of (2) Reeds-3/8"-7/8" from Southwestern United States, Ex Thunderbird Native American Museum, NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt.

1 1/8" Reed, from Southwestern United States, Ex Thunderbird Native American Museum, NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt. Laurel Road du

1 3/4" Reed, from Southwestern United States, Ex Thunderbird Native American Museum, NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt. Laurel Road du

3/4" Reed, from Southwestern United States, Ex Thunderbird Native American Museum, NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt. Laurel Road duri

1 1/4" Reed, from Southwestern United States, Ex Thunderbird Native American Museum, NJ Dorothy Middleton Nelson was the founder, curator and proprietor of the Thunderbird Museum on Mt. Laurel Road du

Ca. mid to late 18thC. Age appropriate wear throughout the interior, with original patina both inside and out. This bowl is deeper than usual, at almost 6" tall (by 13"). Ex-museum piece, with painted

Native American, Southwestern United States, Anasazi (Ancient Puebloan) culture, late Pueblo II to Pueblo III, ca. 1100 to 1300 CE. A wonderful example of Anasazi pottery, an unusual askos form with b

Native American, Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi), Southern Colorado Plateau, ca. 1075 to 1250 CE. A beautiful, used example of a ladle in the McElmo black-on-white pottery tradition. It is well polished, s

Native American, Southwestern United States, southern Colorado, Ancestral Puebloan, (Anasazi), Pueblo I to Pueblo III period, ca. 750 to 1300 CE. This is a hand-pecked and polished stone axe or hammer