Culturally Used Haida Indian Woman's Dance Apron

Canvas backed soft leather with glass jewels. 40" with some damaged and some missing jewels. First half of 20th century.

Pot Holder (Indhoni), Rajastan, India, 20th C. Cotton and cowrie shells. Indhoni were used by Indian women to balance a pot of water on the top of their head to transport it. This piece could have bee

Various Ages, Including a woman in dance shawl, very good condition, 12-1/2" x 5-1/2", unsigned; an Indian woman by John Howell, 2008, broken but included hand fan, 12-1/2" x 7"; a sitting Indian with

Burma, ca. 19th century. Charming figure of a woman in classical dance pose, on one foot with hand to ear. Custom base. MEASUREMENTS Height with base: 18 1/2 inches / 47 cm SHIPPING $55 flat-rate ship

Vintage Indian Home Diorama. Depicting Indian Men and Woman working. Works Progress Administration, unmarked. Used condition, loose pots, paint loss, flaking. 13" tall x 21 1/2" wide x 7 1/2" deep.

Bundu helmet mask used in dances by the Sande Society, a women's society of the Mende people, Liberia and Sierra Leone, this classic example having a lovely coiffure and the typical rolls of fat depic

Circa 1890. The man and woman are used as the handles of the nut splitter. No damage or repairs. Size 4-1/4'' L.

PAIR INDIAN NAGA METAL TWISTED SPIRAL BRACELETS, Mid-20th Century. A pair of patinated used woman's incised or engraved metal (possibly copper) bracelets. Bracelet shows signs of usage. Consignor acqu

Frances Cooke MacGregor, American 1906-2001, Portrait of an Native American Woman, gelatin silver photograph, 1937, used as the cover image of the author's 1941 book "Twentieth Century Indians", inscr

seated, image area 23" X 28 1/2", well listed artist, 1932-2005......R.C. Gorman used three mediums - drawing, painting, and sculpting. The whole body of his work is directed toward the Indian - Navaj

This is a very rare dance rattle from the Gros Ventre Atsina Native American Indians of Montana in the mid to late 19th century (1850-1890). The piece was used for the Star Dance, a dance that was one

Old Native American Woman's Red Jingle Dress, with recycled metal cone embellishments, used in pow wow dances. Size: 37'' x 37'' (94 x 94 cm).

includes: two 12" carved totem poles, 14 1/2" Haida Dance Paddle dated 1963, hand carved halibut hook dated 1961, Indian painting on wood 3 1/2" x 5 1/2"

Shipibo Pottery. Shipibo Indians from the Amazon region of Eastern Peru. Women exclusively make pottery. No pottery wheels used. 8 pottery pieces. None are signed. All in excellent condition. Largest

Reverse Stitchery Applique Folk Art Mola: Needlework of the Kuna Indians of the San Blas Islands, Panama. Originally Inspired by Body Painting. Tribal Textile Art Originally Used in Women's Clothing C

Gerald Cassidy (American, 1879-1934) Indian Woman and Child. Oil on canvasboard, signed lower right and with the artist's device 16" x 12" Frame: 20.25" x 16.25"

20th Century Modernist Persian or Indian School, Two Woman with Head Scarfs, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 42 inches, signed indistinctly on the canvas reverse, framed in a gilded wood frame measuring 27 x

Lee Herring(b. 1940)Indian Woman on Horsebackoil on canvassigned lower right: LEE / HERRING15.6 x 19.6 in. (39.8 x 50 cm.), frame: 24 3/4 x 28 3/4 x 2 in. (62.9 x 73 x 5.1 cm.) Private Collection, Col

Antique African Kuba Woman's Dance Skirt Cloth, Congo. Raffia fiber. Size: 184'' x 33.5'' (467 x 85 cm).

2 Dong Woman's Apron Textiles, China, Mid 20th C. Rectangular apron of pieced sections of cloth; plain woven, embroidered and with supplementary weft inlay. Appliqued triangles surround a center field

Pangden Woman's Apron, striped wool, 4 panels, Tibet, early 20th c. Size: 37.5'' x 36.5'' (95 x 93 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Comme

Tibetan "Pangden" Woman's Apron with wide stripes, 4 pieces, wool, woven on back strap loom, early 20th c. Size: 33'' x 29'' (84 x 74 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Au

An oil on canvas by "The Three Americans": Alfred Ortega, Mark Stackbein and Doug Sanders. It is titled "Indian Woman" and shows a large, abstracted woman's face. Stretcher is 33.75" X 46" Provenance:

Ndebele peoples married woman's apron (ijogolo) South Africa leather, glass beads mounted in a linen-backed shadow box with a mahogany frame 18 1/2"w x 22 3/4"h; frame: 33 1/4"w x 37 1/4"h Provenance: