1890s Native American Penobscot Root Club

Native American, Northeast United States, Maine, Penobscot, ca. 1900s to 1950s CE. A root club hand-carved with a canine or skunk-like face on the spiked head, and the handle is etched with a leaf pat

Native American, United States, Northeast coast, Maine, Wabanaki Confederacy, Penobscot tribe, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A rare and impressive root club, hand-carved with a stylized head resem

NATIVE AMERICAN PENOBSCOT ROOT SPIRIT CLUB, carved rhinoceros-like figure at top, chip-carved fern decoration to handle. Together with a decorative example of modern vintage. Penobscot example first q

Rare antique Native American Penobscot carved root tribal war club. The clubs handle features a hand carved Indian motif terminating with the carved head of the figure. The Penobscot (Panawahpskek) ar

PENOBSCOT NATIVE AMERICAN ROOT CLUB, natural and carved point top, featuring chip-carved fern decoration to handle. Together with a shorter Native American wooden club having carved decorati

PENOBSCOT NATIVE AMERICAN CARVED WOODEN ROOT CLUB, featuring an Indian warrior head, chip-carved fern decoration to handle. First quarter 20th century. 18" L.

Title: Vintage Penobscot Root Club Date/Period: c. 20th century Materials: wood Dimension: 28"L Description: Carved and painted birch root club, Maine Native American, souvenir trade. Features a Chief

Last quarter of the 19th century. War clubs such as this were used by the Iroquois, Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, and Abenaki. Originally for tribal war which was fundamental to the evolution of young men

20th c. Oversized Club with natural form head, carved with painted portrait of a Sioux War Chief in Bonnet, chip carved handle, red stained, 34" long, 10" head. Some loss to bark. 33" long, 10" head,

Antique Native American carved birch root figural club, featuring a portrait with some bark remaining, the handle chip-carved with foliate and arrow motifs, possibly by the Penobscot peoples, late 19t

Antique Hand Carved Native American Penobscot Club. Maine tribe. Hand carved war club. Includes paperwork. Mid to late 19th century. Measures 19 inches in length.

Hand painted naturalistic form. 26 inches (overall)

Iroquois figural club. Hand carved from a birch root burl. Two-sided carved design with faces; 26in.H.

Carved Native American birch root club with chip carved handle and native American carved and enameled face profile, 20th century. Measures: 28 1/2" High x 10 1/2" Wide.

19th C. Together with a Iroquois lacrosse stick and a Native American Woodlands double sided wood pestle. 4 pieces 31-1/2"l, 36"l, 44"l and 47"l

Native American, Central United States, Plains tribes, Lakota (Sioux), ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A war club with a stone head mounted on a long and slender wood rod with rawhide. The han

17 1/2" Penopscot Handcarved and Engraved Root Club. Maine. Spiked Wooden Mace. Circa 1920. Hand carved decorative handle. Native American face emerging thru the leather haft

Native American Penobscot wooden carved (w animal effigy faces) & paint dec war club - 22 1/2" long

1st item: Folk Art Figural Indian cane, depicting a carved Native American brave with touch of red polychrome paint in hair. 36 1/2" L. 20th century/Contemporary. 2nd item: Burl root carved club, the

21 3/4" LONG HISTORIC PLAINS INDIAN ROOT BALL WAR CLUB, BEAUTIFUL RICH PATINA, CIRCA 1800'S NATIVE AMERICAN WEAPON, TOOL, SKULL CRACKER

The lot feature a fantastic root burl ball head war club from the Osage Native American Indians dating to the 19th Century. This large, heavy club shows a hand-carved solid walnut hard wood made from

18” Overall Length Stone & Leather Handled/Hafted Club marked with old Amos Gottschall(1854-1938)Tag Teseque Pueblo – believed to be Apache - piece probably dates to late 1890s

One Maine Penobscot, early 19th century, length 25 inches, the other length 15 inches.

A 19TH CENTURY NATIVE AMERICAN CLUB, probably Apache and circa 1880, the head of two opposing horns, on hide covered haft with beadwork decoration, 61cm long over all.