CHARGING BEAR (Mato Watakpe), called JOHN GRASS, Black

John Woodhouse Audubon (American, 1812-1862) , "American Black Bear", Plate CXLI, hand-colored lithograph, from The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, sheet 21 1/4 in. x 27 1/4 in., unframed.

Late 19th/Early 20th Century The carved, solid wood bear with polychrome details and inset glass eyes 9.25" H x 14" W x 6.5" D

Qualla Boundary, North Carolina (1919-1982). The exceptionally carved and painted totem pole was crafted in the 1960s. The piece features an eagle above medicine man above black bear above frog and is

Blue dyed cotton linen panel boldly printed in black "FREMONT / KANSAS / FUSILIERS." Bears open ended 1" wide hems along either side [Approximate: 23 1/4" H x 27 1/4"]. Stains, small holes with little

John T. Sharp (American, 20th/21st c) Robin, 2008, Black Cherry, carved as a portion of a tombstone with a Robin with grasses in her beak perched on the top. The gravestone engraved From the Artist's

Bruce Cheever (1958-) Moving Through the Bear Grass oil on linen on panel 34 x 28 inches 42 1/4 x 36 x 2 1/8 inches (frame) signed lower left: - Bruce Cheever &copy Provenance: The Artist

St John Basics black long sweater jacket, gold tone enamel buttons with crest motif. Size M. Material feels like wool blend. Gently worn. Property of Manhattan Estate DuPont Heir. St. John, St. John b

A Nootka Pictorial Twined Basket c. 1895 cedar, natural and dyed bear grass Nootka basketry items are very often decorated with embroidered images of whaling scenes – not surprising given the fa

6' John Deere Black Deer Logo Quality Farm Equipment Double Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 8.75 & 8.5. DSP (double sided porcelain) sign has excellent color and gloss. Both sides have tiny flea bites in the

9' John Deere Black Deer Logo Quality Farm Equipment Single Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 8.75. SSP (single sided porcelain) sign has excellent color and gloss with a couple tiny chips in the field and tou

6' John Deere w/ Black Deer Logo Quality Farm Equipment Single Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 9. SSP (single sided porcelain) sign has excellent color and gloss with a clean field and chips around the perim

John Adams is one of the pivotal figures in American history, as a political philosopher, patriot, statesman, father – and the second President of the United States. Born on October 30, 1735, Ad

Taxidermied Blonde Black Bear Rug, 20th c., on a felt backing, H.- 70 in., W.- 76 in., D.- 9 in.

Vintage Black Bear Coffee Trade Stimulator. Carved and painted wood. 21"h. x 20"w. x 15-1/2"d. Condition: Good with normal wear and minor losses.

Carved wood bear by John Louis Clarke, Glacier Park Montana Dimensions: 6.5"L x 4.25"W x 9.75"H John Louis Clarke (Source: theclarkegallery.com) Throughout his long life, John Louis Clarke used his ha

Japanese, Meiji period, rare and unique Satsuma vase having three dimensional black bear and eagle heavily carved in relief on body and surrounded by foliage; the neck and foot painted in classic gilt

A molded electric green art glass vase, produced in the style of the "Sauterelles" vase by Lalique. Features a deep relief of grasshoppers on blades of grass. Bears pseudo R LALIQUE etched bottom into

late 19th/early 20th c., striding on all fours with mouth open, glass eyes, inset hidden casters, 28"h; 52"long

Tony Da (1940-2008) - San Ildefonso Black Incised Bear with Inlaid Turquoise c. 1970s, Condition: This pottery is in near excellent condition; with very faint scratches, a small polishing dimple to on

ANTIQUE BLACK FOREST BEAR HALL TREE Height: 74 in. by Width: 28 in. by Depth: 21

Carved wooden black forest bear hall tree. 80" Ht..

A BLACK FOREST BEAR CHAIR, PROBABLY GERMAN, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, profusely carved and stained walnut, an expressive bear holds two serpentine handrails on a trapezoidal seat, raised on gnarly

Title:Outstanding Bavarian Hand Carved Black Forest Bears with ChestDescription:Like witnessing two hirsute titans transporting the Arc of the Covenant. These two carnivorous bears are masterfully scu

Pair George III bronze mounted Blue John urns, 19th c., England, ovoid-shaped Derbyshire Spar bodies mounted with foliate swags and spreading foot on a Blue John and Belgian black marble pedestal base