Birch Bark Cradle, Ojibwa

For your consideration is this birch bark cradle board and basket attributed to the Ojibwa Tribe, circa 1930's. There are two pieces in this collection; the first shows a cradle board constructed from

An Alaskan Athabascan birch bark cradle basket. 4 5/8"h x 13 5/8"w x 10 1/8"d. Condition: Old repair along one end seam.

Native American Canadian Chippewa (Ojibwe) Birch Bark Cradle, measures 3.5'' x 4.5'', comes with original tag ''Authentic Canadian Indian Fine Craft''

Four Native American Birch Bark ScrollsCirca 1900. Wiigwaasabakoon birch bark scrolls, Ojibwa (Anishinaabe) people of North America.Max L. 54 in.Provenance: A Michigan Collection, circa 1980. Private

Native American Basket Collection Over (45) items of various origin including a Yurok twined plaque having plaited rim, a Hopi coiled tray, a Hualapai twined, an Ojibwa birch bark, a Papago coiled, a

Group of Hunting & Foraging Items. Mid to late 20th century, consisting of two Ojibwa birch bark moose calls together bound with natural fibers & decorated with traditional designs in natural pigments

Four Native American items: an Ojibwa quilled birch bark box, star pattern on top, 2 1/2" h.; a porcupine quill necklace, with blue and red accents; a small beaded button, with moccasin dangle; and a

Three Northeast Moose hair embroidery objects Including a cradle of birchbark construction with a small wood doll, a pair of moccasins and a purse, each covered in black felt, and worked in naturalist

includes: 2 wall pockets and miniature cradle.

Eastern Woodlands Decorated Birchbark Containers mid-19th century lot of 2, includes: a rectangular lidded box decorated with fleur-de-lis and identified as Ojibwa height 9 inches x width 11 inches x

NA craft : pine needle covered basket H 4 1/2" by 27" round L: 9" , birchbark pine needle & quill work lplate 9 1/2" round , hide miniature cradle 8" by 4" , grass lidded basket 16" round,

contemporary cabinet with 5 adjustable shelves. 30" wide x 83" tall x 14" deep. Attributed to Adirondack furniture maker Brian Kelly.

structurally sound and in overall good condition. Hung for many years in a boat house on Upper St. Regis. Comes with hand carved paddle. Good patina, circa 1900.

11.6 Brand new mount awesome piece 5' Canoe with raccoons beaver Skunk red Fox & Squirrel

Ca. 1900, Northeast Woodlands incised birch handled log carrier depicting native winter scenes and a smoking rabbit. 20”H x 19.5”W x 15”D. Sussman Collection.

Great 13' birch bark Quebec Indian canoe with a plaque with Maher's name for Indians of Quebec. Has damage on the front (see photo). 13" wide, 12" tall, 32" deep.

70.26 Brand new mount includes Raccoon at the rudder , Opossum , Badger , Raccoon on the front paddle U Skunk navigating the river all full body Taxidermy Mounts

early 1900s. 31" wide. Nice display piece. Some repairs and damage to bark on both ends.

Birch bark canoe model with a painted star on the bow and stern. Finely constructed. Together with two pairs of carved canoe paddles. Early 20th century. Condition: Excellent original condition withou

David A. Footer (b. 1931) fish measures 25 1/4 in. long, plaque is 14 1/4 by 31 in. Inscribed on the back "8 3/4 lb brook trout caught by: Dale Farrell, Bolton, Mass., September 10th, 1997, Osprey Lak

Leaping Pickerel on Birch Bark Lawrence C. Irvine (1918-1998) Winthrop, ME 23 1/2 in. fish, 12 by 24 3/4 in. plaque Provenance: Private Collection, Maine

B.U. Hafeman.Fur Trade Birch Bark Canoe Model.c. 1960Â’s-70Â’s. Not signed or dated.Birch bark and natural wood material, paint, tar-sealed edges.Excellent condition.58” long x 9.5Â��

David A. Footer (b. 1931) fish is 13 in. long, plaque is 19 3/4 by 9 1/2 in. A taxidermy hanging brook trout on birch bark mount. Provenance: Dale W. Farrell Collection

67.38 Raccoon Skunk & Opossum floating down the river cute factor is HIGH