Native American Paiute Doll and Cradleboard

Woven Native American Paiute Cradle Board. Approximately 25.875 x 11.25 x 9.375 in.

Native American - Paiute Tribe Beaded Doll c1920s, Yosemite area. "Indian Doll made by May Ann Bread - Nurse of Carrie and Clara Foster." Missing some coat buttons, otherwise excellent condition. 11.5

Including- (1) beaded Lakota Ghost Dance Double Doll c.1890-1910, featuring a unique design with two different faces and outfits on both sides; this doll has a canvas body and is dressed with native t

Native American Paiute Beaded Doeskin Cradleboard, measures 24''L x 14''W x 9''H, beautifully beaded white doeskin and bent willow protective headpiece, truly a work of art

**First Time At Auction** Native American, Western United States, Great Basin region, Paiute, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A handmade baby carrier cradleboard comprised of woven willow rods and co

Native American, Southwest, Apache, ca. 1890s to 1910s. A charming Apache cradleboard and doll. The cradleboard is made of wood, painted fabric, and glass beads - with a backboard comprised of wooden

Antique/Vintage Native American Iroquois Beaded Porcupine Quill Doll and Cradle Board, measures 6'' x 16'', very old leather on board, doll is wrapped in crocheted doily

19th century southern Indian doll cradleboard with original doll. Painted wood backboard. Cloth doll with original wrappings. Measures approx 20 inches x 9 inches. Some age expected wear.

Fully beaded rawhide cradleboard lashed to wooden supports with rawhide thongs. Contains doll with composition head and hands and excelsior-stuffed body, wearing Native American garb fashioned from fe

Fully beaded rawhide cradleboard lashed to wooden supports with rawhide thongs. Contains doll with composition head and hands and excelsior-stuffed body, wearing Native American garb fashioned from fe

Southwest US, New Mexico, probably Zuni or Navajo, ca. 1930s. A handmade doll representing a Native American brave, skillfully constructed of muslin and dressed in traditional garments including a tun

A group of four Native American dolls. ++ Sioux doll. Marked "Made by Mrs. Wise Spirit. ++ 3 Navajo dolls. Made by Arlene Thomas. Condition: Some hair is falling out.

A Southwestern Native American Kachina Zuni doll. The doll is made from hand carved wood. The figurine has a human body and a head of a cow with very large bulging eyes and double ears of different si

Native American Doll Assortment (13) items, some having stands, many having beaded and feather attachments including (2) faceless Oglala Sioux having attribution to Charles Chief Eagle on stands, (2)

A very nice pair of dolls, 1) Plateau (Nez Perce) toy doll cradle, circa 1890, approx. 6" Iength, along with 2) an Eastern Sioux female doll with painted face, circa 1920, approx. 7" tall.

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

POSSIBLY: JOY KILUVIGYUAK HALLAUK (1940-2000) ARVIAT (ESKIMO POINT) Doll in a finely decorated beaded Amautiq, early-mid 1980s sealskin, stone, glass beads, yarn, and thread, 13.5 x 9 x 4 in (34.3 x 2

An Eastern Sioux Native American Cradleboard. Soft hide with center ties and beaded band Length: 31" Width: 11"

Sioux Doll, with American Flags late 19th century thread and sinew-sewn cloth body with hide head; dress features a fully beaded yoke with flag and rainbow; cinching the dress at the waist is a beaded

A Family of Sioux Dolls second quarter 20th century lot of 4, includes: sizes range from 15 inches to 7 1/2 inches The Marilyn Eber Collection of Native American Art, Denver, Colorado

Group of seven Inuit dolls with stone heads and cotton twill clothing. One with a label from Canada Eskimo Art. One with a certificate of authenticity for Elisapee Inukpuk (Canadian (Inuit), b. 1938).

Collection of Native American Dolls, all hand made around the turn of the century. Adorned with small fine beadwork. MEASURE: Navajo are all around 8 and 9", Seminole 5" PROVENANCE: Hornell Estate of

American Indian, one on wooden base. Largest 6.25" H X 6.5" L.

A very well made doll, Inuit crafted. Depicts a man in native dress. Patchwork skin parka, skin mittens and skin mukluks. 13" tall with a carved and painted face.