Eastern Woodlands Beaded Purses

Ca. late 19thC. Very good with apparently complete original beadwork, with minor red fabric edge wear and loss as shown. Ex-Nooter coll.Original Canfield receipt copy can be included if requested.

Collection of Eastern Woodlands Beaded Bags in Victorian Frame LATE 19th CENTURY size of largest 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches Provenance: Property from the Collection of Donna and Nick Norman Aurora, Colorado

A pair of early eastern woodlands beaded pouches. Only minor bead damage. One bag is 6 x 6, the there is 4 1’2 x 6, 1800’s.

Circa 1890's with bentwood top, pine back with heart cut-out, mortised frame with brass tack & twisted brass wire construction, black muslin with linen liner, decorated with polychrome beads, thread s

Old Native American Woodlands Beaded Wool Purse, zippered closure, small braided handle, some moth damage, leather back, beaded floral and butterfly design, measures 8''L x 5.5''W, leather zipper pull

19th Century Buckskin Vest with Beaded Decoration. Eastern Woodlands, USA. Provenance: Dr. J. R. Morrison Estate Collection, Seattle WA Shipping: Domestic: Shipping rates are determined by destination

A group of five purses, including a finely beaded, in the form of a Middle Eastern carpet, Parisian made purse, bejeweled. Largest 15" x 11".

**Originally Listed At $500** Native American, Eastern Woodlands people, late 19th to early 20th century CE. Three beautiful, brightly colored pouches, each made of cloth and leather with beads sewn i

**Originally Listed At $250** Native American, Eastern US, Iroquois, ca. late 19th century CE. A lovely beaded coin purse featuring a floral design on each side comprised of royal blue, sky blue, whit

Eastern Woodlands Decorated Birchbark Containers mid-19th century lot of 2, includes: a rectangular lidded box decorated with fleur-de-lis and identified as Ojibwa height 9 inches x width 11 inches x

An Eastern Woodlands Pipe Tomahawk c. 1800 wood, metal, hide, dyed porcupine quills, glass seed beads, sinew Provenance: This lot is accompanied by a letter from Donald Ewing, dated September 1, 1988,

Native American, central/midwestern United States, Eastern Woodlands, ca. 1000 to 1600 CE, found in Todd County, Kentucky. A charming smoking pipe in the form of a bird lying on its back. Hand-carved

Eight Eastern Woodlands or Great Lakes bags, identified as Ottawa & Omaha Comprising one wool applique wall pocket and seven twined bags woven with geometric motifs. the largest: length 17in, width 22

Eastern Woodlands Spontoon Tomahawk Head 18th century hand-forged with outward curled tines and ovoid-shaped eye overall length 9 inches x width of blade 1 1/2 inches

Ca. 1900, possibly Micmac, Northern Maine birch bark with quill work decoration depicting birds, flowers and the American flag. 36.5”L x 7”H x 8”D. Sussman Collection.

An 1890's woodland Indian beaded bandolier bag. 42 long x 12 wide x 5 inch wide strap. 2 color background on strap in which they did quite often. Beading is perfect. Some cloth edging is damaged. Fur

A nice early Woodlands beaded bandolier bag. 46 long x 17 wide. Original backing. Beadwork is excellent. Slight wear to velvetine. A very good bag with early colors.

4 5/8" Monitor Pipe. Eastern Woodlands. Very well made with arched bowl. Steatite with excellent patins. Ex-Dale Rector. Jackson G9+ COA

NATIVE AMERICAN HURON / EASTERN WOODLANDS EMBROIDERED BIRCHBARK BOXES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a card case and a circular example, each featuring intricate polychrome-dyed moose-hair floral embroidered

late 19th/early 20th century, brass head with dovetailed iron bit, rounded bowl with overall engraved leaf decoration, wood haft, 18 in. length

Woodlands Pipe Tomahawk (Early 20th Century). Likely a presentation piece, the wood haft with silver caps framing section heavily decorated with brass and silver colored tacks, etched rings and more t

(Lot of 5) Ethnic Middle Eastern beaded, sequin or shell mounted and embroidered clothing items, possibly Afghani: (2) ladies' tops; a skirt 18.75"h x 36" circumference ; a vest and belt, each mounted

17" LONG EASTERN WOODLANDS SNAPPING TURTLE SHELL RATTLE CIRCA 19TH CENTURY, ORIGINALLY USED BY THE SENECA & IROQUOIS INDIANS

Steel with flared 3 12" wide x 5" long blade with saddle and pipe, mounted on maple handle with brass tacks, 8 3/4 x 21 1/4" high. Condition VG.