19th Century Woven American Indian Blanket

19th century, Southern States, likely Cherokee Indian. Very unusual form with woven split wood top and side framed with pine and blacksmithed nail construction. Remnants of old paint to the frame. H16

19th century Native American Navajo Indian Blanket with red ground and unusual geometric block pattern. Some small old repairs. 74"x 41-1/2".

Measures 7" wide and 4" tall dates to the mid 19th century, possibly Hopi third party shipping required

probably 19th century. woven pictorial wool example with good detail and color. H76 1/4" W50"

Antique American Indian basket, a woven olla circa 19th century, California, the reed body with brown serrated dentile decorations, the interior with an old tag, "Chemewui (sic);" the tribe, from the

19th century Native American Indian antique Navajo woven southwest wicker carrying basket. Leather handle. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery offers in-house contiguous USA domestic shipping for $85 plus in

Mono Paiute Indians, (American (Serra, Nevada), late 19th century. A finely woven western redbud burden basket with willow wrapped rim over a tapering bowl form body with two horizontal rows in peeled

Measures 13" long 7" across and 13" deep, woven stained straw, 19th century, very good condition, tribe unknown third party shipping required

LATE 19TH C. NATIVE AMERICAN BEADED & WOVEN TRADE GOODS Late 19th century Native American, Plains Indians, beaded and woven trade goods. Includes: Woven belt. Measures 64" long and .50" wide.  S

Northern California, late 19th or early 20th century, possibly by Pomo or Maidu Tribe, coiled baluster formed bowl with prominent form, tight coiled woven. Measuring approx. 6" h x 9" dia. Condition:

Native American Indian, Columbia Plateau area, probably Nez Perce, possibly Yakama, Cayuse, Palouse, Walla Walla, or Umatilla, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A finely woven, flat corn husk ba

Native American Indian, Columbia Plateau area, probably Nez Perce, possibly Yakama, Cayuse, Palouse, Walla Walla, or Umatilla, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A finely woven, flat corn husk ba

Native American Indian, Columbia Plateau area, probably Nez Perce, possibly Yakama, Cayuse, Palouse, Walla Walla, or Umatilla, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A finely woven, flat corn husk ba

American Indian or Native American basketry, 19th century, from the Russian River area, with black and umber zigzag decorations, a small piece of old paper included marked "Pomo Incerto." 5" H X 8.5"

Native American, Southwestern United States, Navajo, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful hand-woven rug or blanket made from hand-spun sheep wool and dyed with warm reds and earthen tones.

Fourth-quarter 19th Century, Fort Wingate, New Mexico Territory Woven red field of American flannel, with four columns of yellow, green and red crosses, side elements in cream and indigo blue with ot

Lat 19th-early 20th century, woven splint. Buttocks basket with Eye of God bentwood handle, 11"h. 11.5"w. and melon rib with bentwood handle, 12.25"h. 14"w. Together with a Woodlands Indian sewing bas

Native American Beadwork (3), Plains Indian 19th/early 20th Century, fine sinew-stitched & beaded bandolier strap on blue wool ground, woven wool & beaded necklace w/carved soapstone slides & partial

American, circa 1880-1890. Late Classical Navajo chief's blanket strongly woven in 3rd Phase or 9-spot pattern natural brown, red, and black, composed of nine geometric diamond elements, overlaying cl

19th century, possibly Cherokee Indian. The piece having been very nicely woven and well crafted. The basket retains its original early green painted surface. Good condition overall nice and tight. H9

This is a forged iron dag fighting knife from the mid-19th Century from the Plains Native American Indians from the Sundog Bruce VanLandingham collection. The piece shows a typical large double-sided

Two 19th c. American Indian prints including: "MO-HON-G-OSAGE WOMAN" (Philadelphia, Published by E.C. Biddle, artist C.B. King, sight 17" x 12", overall 27 1/2" x 22"), and "KA-TA-WA-BE-DA A CHIPPEWAY

The lot features a wonderful 19th Century trade knife and leather tacked sheath attributed to the Southern Plains Comanche Indians of Northern Texas. The sheath is comprised of brown harness saddle tr

19th century cherry blanket chest with a lower drawer on a bracket base. [38" x 18" x 37" H]. Scratches and wear.