NATIVE AMERICAN PADDLE

Northwest coast Native American paddle. 19th century. Carved cedar. Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. L 27-1/2". Copt and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/d

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast (probably southern Alaska), Tlingit people, ca. 1870s to 1880s CE. A beautiful ceremonial paddle, hand-carved from fine-grained cedar, with an elegant presenta

Large Inuit Kayak with Paddle and Harpoon 40 1/2" L. 3 1/2" W. Good Condition

Native American Pacific Northwest Cedar Paddle. With winding openwork carved pommel, slim handle and lanceolate blade with red paint and incised decoration. Size: 52'' x 5.5'' x 1'' (132 x 14 x 3 cm).

5 Vintage Northwest Coast Artifacts. Including a Haida Canoe model, 2 paddles, a rattle, a horn spoon. Largest Size: 4'' x 5'' x 19.5'' (10 x 13 x 50 cm). Provenance: ex New York private ethnographic

late 19th/ early 20th c., good old color; one side decorated in black, red and aqua paint; the other side with finely carved design; top to handle scrolled; 26"NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve

Native American Hopi Painted Wood Dance Paddles, H 23'' W 4.75'' Hand painted each with horned Kachina above ears of corn. Painted yellow and red background. Mounted in Lucite shadowbox, 29" x 19" x 3

Two Haida Northwest Coast Painted Wood Paddles One side painted, the reverse sides with similar carved design; black metal custom stand included. {Approximate dimensions: 26 1/8 inches long.}. Conditi

Duchioselle bronze sculpture, “Allegory of Fishing,” depicting female Native American on a boat with paddle and fishing nets, on a figured marble and bronze base, signed on top of boat. 18”L x 1

UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, TLINGIT, SITKA, ALASKA Model Canoe and Paddles, c. 1890 -1910 alder wood and pigment, canoe: 4 x 17.5 x 4 in (10.2 x 44.5 x 10.2 cm), / paddles, each, approx.: 0.5 x 7.5 x 1 in (1

PAIR OF AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED PADDLES, each depicting a Native American scene, and signed "Savile Flint" lower right. First half 20th century. 42" L. Provenance: Property of a Millwood, VA privat

Late 19th/early 20th Century The carved and polychromed wood sculpture in the form of a seated Native American figure in a canoe with metal paddle-style arms 24" H x 35.25" W x 7" D

Marble, onyx, bronze France, c. 1930 Attributed to George Lavroff (1895-1991) – Russian sculptor Art Déco Three-part mantle clock or table clock with Native American Two flanking copper vases Figur

Duchoiselle (French, late 19th century) Bronze figure of a brave in canoe. An excellent example with fine translucent brown patina and all parts present: paddle, arrow, bow, etc. Width 21". Height 14

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.

Stern Board for the Steamboat 'Viroqua', featuring a Native American. Relief carved and painted wood. Circa 1910. The paddle wheeler ran on the Muskingham River starting in the 1840's, named after a l

Native American basket. 17"W x 10"H.

Museum quality highly carved Lion-headed late 19th century American 9-piece matching dining room set consisting of Quartered oak pedestal table, 6 chairs (1 w/arms), huge buffet with mirror and mammot

1860s Victorian American Jelliff Headed Gold Leaf Hanging Mirror. Exceptional mirror out of the Mannsville mansion. Dimensions: h: 86 in., w: 59.75 in., d:6.5 in. Repainted with some flaking

Burl 18th early 19th century burl bowl, unusual shape. 15¾ L x 6” H x 12½ W, cracked on one side

American Indian Early 1900' s southwest plains Indian hand woven estate rug first time offered rug. Some stains & 2 small holes 56 1/2 " W x 100" L

Impressive American heavily carved massive quartered oak sideboard circa 1890s with lion headed mirror back splash and 4 drawers, 3 doors fully carved. 63”H x 77 1/4”W

27 piece collection of 19th century American stoneware. Includes crocs, jugs, batter pitchers, 2 ginger beer bottles, ink bottle. Various shapes and sizes from 0.5 gal to 5 gal. From the Johnson City

Early 1900's American Indian southwest plains Indian hand woven estate first time offered rug 48" W x 80 "L