NATIVE AMERICAN CHOCKER. BRASS, WOOD AND ABALONE WITH

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, United States, Tlingit / Haida / Tsimshian, ca. early 20th century CE. A hardwood headdress in the form of a sculpin fish, hand-carved from yew or alder, the

**Originally Listed At $900** Kingdom of Denmark, Greenland (region between Arctic and Atlantic Oceans east of Canadian Arctic Archipelago), Greenlandic Inuit, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely, lengthy,

John J. Stanko (American, 1925-2014) Over Life-Size Sculpture, Native American Chief, carved wood, abalone, paint, mixed media. Size: 81" x 36" x 44" (206 x 91 x 112 cm). Together with: Native America

DESCRIPTION: Native American Indian breastplate composed of wood, beads, abalone, and suede. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: (Approx) H: 29" x W: 10" Provenance: (The Sondra Landy Gross Co

From the Manning Estate we have this Rare Vintage Brass and Wood Native American Pipe. It is a large 24'' in length and in nice shape for age as seen in pictures.

Siberian Yupik Wood Pipe, with Brass and Pewter Inlay late 19th century overall length 8-3/4 inches Ex Trevor Barton Collection, England

Charles Pratt (American, B. 1937) Native American Seated Figure. Sculpture composed of brass and wood with inset turquoise. Signed 'Charlie' with a feather on a placard 53" x 34"

Group of seven Native American items, comprising a turtle shell rattle with rawhide, feathers and beads, two horse-form bows, one with arrows, a brass wood and leather pipe, a drum stick and two bird-

Eight novelty and figural including Scotsman, Native American, Santa, etc., USA/England/Japan, early-mid 20th c.; Patinated, enameled and chromed metal, silverplate, copper, brass, wood; Some marked;

Nice estate fancy brass and wood blade working ceiling fan out of the Mannsville Mansion Estate Bar room. (52.5"w x 24"h)

AUGUSTUS BEAN (1850-1926) and RUDOLPH WALTON (1867-1951), TLINGIT, SITKA, ALASKA Seal Form Grease Bowl, c. 1910-1915 wood, opercula, abalone, and glass trade beads, 4.25 x 12.25 x 6.75 in (11 x 30.5 x

UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, TLINGIT, SITKA, ALASKA Bear Form Feast Bowl,c. 1890 wood and abalone, 3.5 x 10.75 x 4.5 in (8.9 x 27.3 x 11.4 cm) unsigned. Provenance Private Collection, Seattle;

Native American Necklace and Bolo. Bolo is Bull, turquoise, mother of pearl, coral, onyx and wood. Chocker is wood, turquoise and silver with leather tie. Choker section is 11 1/2" long with 1" wide a

Native American Decorative Object Assortment (19) items including a carved and painted wood Haida bear mask having inlaid abalone eyes, a painted cottonwood Hopi clown kachina doll ink signed 'Ben Smi

Ned Matilpi (Inuit, b. 1957) Matilpi Chief Holding Talking Stick and Copper Carved and painted wood with abalone 17.75 x 6.5 x 6.5 (in) Signed in pencil Lus-toos-las Ned Matilpi, bottom Titled and sig

Native American, Pacific Northwest (probably southern Alaska), Tlingit people, ca. 1930 to 1940s CE. A fascinating cedar rattle with a carved face on it, abalone shell discs inlaid as eyes, and painte

19th Century Native American Pipe Stem carved wood swirl with brass tacks. L 27 1/2 in.

This is a very nice circa 1900 reservation period pipe tomahawk from the Plains Native American Indians. The piece shows a cast iron pipe tomahawk war club head with hard wood haft showing brass trade

Old Northern Plains Gunstock Club 32''x10''. Carved wood club with brass tack ornaments. Steel arrow point blade similar to a Tomahawk. Slight overall wear. 20th century. Sioux, Lakota, plateau, India

1 brass and iron stand with wood top and marble finial at base (33"h x 14.75"l x 14.75"w). 1 onyx, brass and iron fancy 1890s stand with onyx top and bottom (28.75"h x 15"l x 15"w). Both early 1900s A

DESCRIPTION: Antique Native American Northwest Coast carved cedar wood grease bowl from the Haida or Tlingit tribe, in rectangular form with painted masks motifs and inlaid abalone accents encircling

Native American War Axe Tomahawk, wood carved handle with brass tack decorated top, remaining handle is decorated with horse hair, hide, red cloth and bells, 9.25" blade with drilled hole and marked "

DESCRIPTION: Native American Northwest Coast figural plaque comprised of abalone insets and carved wood depicting two figures, one of which bears a fearsome expression. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Nor

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade. Hickory Wood Handle Decorated with Brass Rivets, Suede Wrapped with Old Feathers. Length 18.50".