MECHANICAL DANCING NATIVE

1920, UNKNOWN: The origins of this arcade automaton is unknown. Oak constructed case with glass signs. Interior doll's right foot is attached to a spindle that slightly protrudes into the base compart

Carl Kauba (Austrian, 1865-1922). Bronze sculpture depicting a Native American in a full feather headdress, possibly dancing. Incised signature along the base. With a label from Browner Antiques and G

Samuel M. Jackson (American, 20th Century). An original oil painting on canvas. Titled, "Wind Dancer". Figural work painted in a colorful, surrealist style, with a central Native American dancer figur

DESCRIPTION: Delgarito Native American Sterling silver belt buckle presenting an inset turquoise stone as well as a coral stone on a mechanical rotating center pendant with ray designs in relief on th

S&E Mechanical Dancing Sam Wind-Up Toys. Japanese wind-up tin litho toys, depicting white and black dancers (latter mis- or reprinted “Dancing Sum”), arms and legs articulated, who spin on the cir

Large Chainsaw Art Carved Wood Dancing Native American . Over 5 feet tall . Darryl is standing next to it in the last picture for a size comparison (Darryl is 5'8" tall) Condition: Condition:

Wind-Up Antique Mechanical Dancing Bear Toy. Circa first quarter twentieth century. Standing bear with beautiful original honey-color faux fur body, with wind-up mechanism causing the head to bob side

3 Kachina Dancing Native Indian Dolls. 1) N. SMITH "Hoop" dancer. Carved wood figure with painted leather apron with arm and leg band decorated in shells. 2) RAY M PINKETT eagle dancer with shell and

Mid Century Federal Glass Bar Glasses incl 3 Roosters and 3 Dancing Natives

A mechanical bank with a the bust of a figure wearing a top hat and a mechanical dancing figure. Dimensions: The bank is 5 1/2" x 6" and 9" tall, the dancer is 5" x 2 1/2" and 12 1/2" tall. Provenance

Dancing Native American Graphite on paper under glass Signed lower right: Lungren Sight: 16.75" H x 11.25" W Provenance: Collection of Earl C. Adams, San Marino, CA; through descent to the present own

Eddie Beyuka (1920-2002 Zuni) Figural Bolo Tie 6''x3''. Channel inlaid silver tie of an ornate dancing native figure. Intricate turquoise, coral, and abalone shell. Signed with initials ''EAB ZUNI'' o

cold painted bronze figure of a dancing Native American, with his tomahawk and shield, B in urn cartouche mark, stamped 'Geschutzt 3573’, 7.5in.

DESCRIPTION: Beverly Etsate Zuni Inlay Turquoise Coral & Shell Belt Buckle crafted with a sterling silver foundation. The buckle featuring a group of dancing native figures. Marked along the back"Bev.

For your consideration is this Raymond Nordwall (American b. 1965) "Southern Dancer". This is a lovely, well-painted oil painting showing a southern dancing Native American man with a wonderfully patr

Canadian. Tin plate. Blue, red, and orange, Jitterbug mechanical dancing toy made by Chime Toy from Toronto Canada. Wind up and the fellows dance on their platform. Working, tested. Fixed key. No box.

S&E Japan Tin Litho Wind up Mechanical Dancing Sam Works Good

Three vintage native american japanese mechanical windup toys. Includes Indian Tom Tom by Mita, and two Yonezawa mechanical native american drummer toys. All are in working condition. Clothing is torn

This is a poster for the 1987 exhibit at The Elaine Horwitch Galleries in Scottsdale, Arizona. It is signed by the artist in pen, lower right. It depicts a dancing Native American against a green and

Dated 1968 A.D. Type I, Mexico City mint. Obvs: eagle and snake with 25 over PESOS left and LEY over 0.720 over Mo mintmark right with ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS legend. Revs: dancing native with Olympi

Terracotta sculpture depicting a dancing Native American warrior. Signed lower right "Andrew Rodriquez 1994." Dimensions: 19.5" H x 12.5" W; 

1404. CAT & DOG DANCING MECHANICAL PICTURE | When clockwork is activated, cat & dog dance, the monkey cranks the victrola, the man plays the mandolin and the animals move about, a lot of action in thi

Broken in half. Both pieces work as should, need link to connect both sides. 10.5" x 3" x 7.5" tall

J. & E. Stevens Co., circa 1900. A polychromed cast iron mechanical coin bank, depicting an American Indian hunter and a brown bear. Stamped with patent underneath. Approx. h. 8" w. 10" d. 3"