Beaded Woodlands Man’s Moccasins

10” Floral Beaded Pair Man’s Woodland Moccasins – circa 1900-1910

Woodlands (Sac and Fox) Leather and Beaded Moccasins c. 1800s, 7.75" x 3.25" x 2.5" each. Acquired from a private collection in Illinois. The owner inherited this item from his father-in-law, who is a

Early 1900s, Classic pair of large sinew sewn and lazy stitch beaded men's moccasins with hard buffalo soles, bifurcated tongues, and great patina. Very good condition but seams are split in some plac

19th/20th century, Cheyenne fully beaded men's moccasins, blue, white, red beads with some smoky yellow and turquoise beads, 9-3/4 x 3-1/2 in., grime, cracking and stiffness to soles, minimal bead lo

Cree high-tops and Ojibwa Both soles are approximately 10 1/2 inches long and 3 1/2-4 inches wide Additional Description: The property deaccessioned from a major Southwestern museum features semi-ant

The moccasin pair with parfleche bottoms and red thread wrap are offered with a Santa Clara black-on-black otter fetish signed Colleen, a vase with feather design signed Reycita Santa Clara and a carv

DESCRIPTION: Pair of hide Woodland beaded moccasins with scalloped edges and multi-color beaded flowers. MEASUREMENTS: CONDITION: Excellent. Minimal wear including minor discoloration to hide and wear

Matched pair of Sioux Native American men's beaded moccasins from the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. The tanned leather flaps are unusual and the edges are beaded. The glass beads are colored

10” Pair Man’s Beaded Moccasins, circa 1940-1950

Excellent pair of beaded woodlands pucker toe moccasins. Soft brain tanned hide with floral beadwork trimmed in silk bindings. 10 inches long. High cuffs. In excellent original condition.

Matched pair of Arapaho Wind River Reservation beaded deer skin men's moccasins out of Ft. Washakie, Wyoming. Ties are intact and the skin is supple and unused. Colored beads include currant red, turq

Pair of Sioux Northern Plains Men's Beaded Moccasins, 9 3/4"L.

10” Pair Mohawk – Tuscarora Men’s Beaded Moccasins, circa 1860-1870

A pair of man's Plains beaded moccasins Lakota (Sioux), fourth quarter 19th century, the rawhide soles with signs of considerable wear, decorated with multicolored geometric designs on a green beaded

Native American Vases & Beadwork (7), 6 transfer-decorated Westmoreland vases & pair Woodlands beaded & leather trimmed moccasins, VG to Exc cond, largest 10"L.

Nice soft hide pair of vintage Woodlands beaded pucker toe moccasins. 9" long. Very soft brain tanned doe skin hide. One beadwork spot missing on one moccasin otherwise very nice. Circa 1910-1920's.

Pair of men's hide moccasins, lane beaded with trade cloth collars, split tongues tipped with tin cones. White border with red, blue, green and white stacked triangles. Tops with diagonal patterns in

9 1/2" Native American Men's Moccasins. Sioux. 1875-1925. Fully beaded upper. One cloth ankle wrap is missing. Ex-Phillip C. Schupp collection (1868-1967). Earl acquired the Schupp collection in 1950.

Collection of 5 Native American Indian beaded / beadwork leather moccasins including woodland and Sioux designs on three children's slippers, one adult with flowers and a moccasin tongue. 9"H x 4 1/2"

9 1/2" Native American Men's Moccasins. From a Cheyenne tribe at Fort Sill, OK. Fully beaded, including sole. Cloth ankle wrap may have replaced leather wrap at later point. A variety of colors with p

A pair of 19th C. Cheyenne suede moccasins used in dance ceremonies. Lot includes a pair of men's moccasins and one baby moccasin, with inner sole painted and repaired. Larger:10-1/2in long.

Very attractive 1880- 1890's pair of men's moccasins with bifurcated tongue, and fully beaded with greasy yellow and cobalt blue beads on a white background.

Men's moccasins with Indian-tanned buckskin uppers and rawhide soles. The uppers are covered in lazy stitch style beadwork with red, orange, yellow, white, and dark blue beads in diamond-shaped patter

This is an early pair of original Lakota Sioux Native American Indian beaded moccasins that date to circa 1910. The men's moccasins show an Indian brain tanned Buffalo hide with parfleche rawhide sole