27"1850s Lakota Western Plains War Club with grooved Catlinite Bi Point Head- Porcupine Quill

27"1850s Lakota Western Plains War Club with grooved Catlinite Bi Point Head- Porcupine Quill Wrapping- Quill work is delicate to touch

Native American, Western United States, Plains Tribes, Lakota / Dakota (Sioux) or Cheyenne, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. An impressive club with a double-pointed stone head inlaid with lead

VERY FINE UPPER MISSOURI NATIVE AMERICAN PLAINS INDIAN BALL-HEAD WAR CLUB, ash, carved from the solid, the long shaped and tapered haft with a circular butt end, upper half retaining likely original b

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Western United States, Plains Tribes, Sioux (Lakota), ca. 19th century CE. A hand carved wooden dance club in the shape of a horse, made from a single piece

The lot features a wonderful gunstock war club with spike blade having punched stars and inlayed pewter silver crescent moons, from the Central Plains Native American Indians dating to the late 19th C

The lot feature a fantastic root burl ball head war club from the Osage Native American Indians dating to the 19th Century. This large, heavy club shows a hand-carved solid walnut hard wood made from

The lot features a Plains Native American Indian war club showing the end or finial carved into the shape of a man's fist holding a metal arrowhead. The piece is believed to be from circa 1890 and sho

NATIVE AMERICAN CARVED WOODEN EAGLE CLAW BALL-HEAD WAR CLUB, from the solid, the finely balanced form with downward sloping haft, the ball gripped by a raptor's foot with articulated talons. Retaining

Hidatsa Quilled Plains Bandolier. c. 1870-90. Porcupine quills, hidatsa material, leather. Excellent condition. 23" long. Est. $2,000-3,000. Ship: $35

This is a wonderful authentic Tomahawk War Club from the Southern Plains Native American Indians. The piece was collected from the Apache tribe at San Carlos, with collection information accompanying

Classic hardwood gunstock club, possibly maple. Four incised figures on the club, along with old writing "War club belonging to the chief of" but rest of the handwriting is hard to make out. The club

A Great Plains pictographic War Record on muslin Lakota or Kiowa, circa 1880 Ink, graphite and paint on muslin, mounted to a pigmented canvas, framed. (H: 43, W: 80 in.) Provenance

Late 19th to early 20th century. Lanceolate head with incised geometric motifs. Measures 38" x 3 1/2" Good condition with added hook and mild surface wear. In house USA Continental shipping $85 plus i

Four Plains or Prairie hair roaches Of dyed deer, horse and/or porcupine hair, the yellow examples further adorned with porcupine quills topped with tinsel and feathers. lengths 6in to 13in Footnotes:

Plains Effigy Stone Club late 19th century hardstone club head carved with the features of a man; wood handle wrapped with rawhide; red pigment length 22-1/4 inches This lot is located in Cincinnati.

Native American, Western United States, Plains Tribes, Lakota (Sioux), ca. 1890s to 1910s CE. This is a fascinating double-sided doll representing Anog Ite, a mythical figure, also known as Double Fac

ROBERT HOULE, R.C.A. (1947-) NAHKAWININIWAK (SAULTEAUX / PLAINS OJIBWAY) Untitled (Abstract with Thunderbird on Blue), 1998 oil and porcupine quills on canvas, 33 x 37 in (83.8 x 94 cm) signed and dat

Native American, Western United States, Plains Tribes, likely Comanche or Lakota (Sioux), ca. mid to late 19th century CE. This is a fascinating piece of Native American formal wear that combines Euro

Plains Pipe Stem and Catlinite Effigy Bowl, Sioux, fourth quarter 19th century, the cedar stem with multicolored quill wrapping, with cloth and feather band, the wide part of the stem with indented tr

The bonnet with wrapped quills, lazy stitch beaded head band in red, light blue, darker blue and light amber; buckskin hide foundation with painted symbols, large shell disc adornments with ermine dro

A Plains beaded hide cradle, Lakota, fourth quarter 19th century, the rawhide tab with differing multicolored geometric designs, the body with bold multicolored eight-point cross and geometric devices

wood, dark brown patina, curved form, lense-shaped shaft, flattened headpiece, handle and head fluted, slightly dam., base; Australian boomerangs were developed from throwing sticks and clubs and were

The lot features a fantastic, circa 1860 Osage Gunstock War Club with Spontoon blade from the DuPont family collection. The piece exhibits a notch-cut hand-forged iron spear or lance blade inset into

16" L x 5" Hammer