Nez Perce Hide Shirt, Leggings, and Crow Vest, From the

Native American Nez Perce Hide and Textile Fringed Bag, measures 5'' x 15''L which includes leather fringe

An Early Nez Perce Beaded Hide Toy Cradleboard c. 1875 wood, hide, glass seed beads, muslin, sinew Provenance: John Chung Museum of American Indian Art Exhibited: North by Southwest, The Mary Brogan M

Native American Indian, 20th Century, Blue Ground With Flower In Green, Red And Yellow, Bag 14.5; Overall 32.5h X 13w. Inspect All Photos For Condition Commensurate With Age And Use.

A collection of Native American Indian clothing to include a long leather coat dress with beads, cowrie shells and fringe (54" long), a suede leather shirt with beaded straps and fringe (36" long) and

Nez Perce woman's hide beaded gauntlets with fringe, good cond.ca.1900

Two works: A Nez Perce/Plateau beaded hide bag Second-Quarter 20th Century With a heraldic eagle in flight and an American flag shield on a lime green ground 13.5" H x 12" W A Nez Perce/Plateau

Nez Perce Blanket Strip On Hide, Man's Robe, Circa 1910. Max length: 96 in, max width: 69 in

American Indian Crow and Nez Perce Beaded Horse Regalia Collection Including a Crow rawhide saddle having a beaded buckskin cover and bent wood stirrups and a (7) piece Nez Perce ensemble having multi

Apsaalooke [Crow] Beaded Hide Legging, Single fourth quarter 19th century thread and sinew-sewn; with organic design beaded using small, faceted beads in colors of pony trader blue, rose, greasy yello

A SIOUX BEADED AND QUILLED HIDE MAN'S WAR SHIRT AND LEGGINGS, CIRCA 1910-1920. The sides and verso of neck opening with hide tie laces. The shoulders, sleeves and bib of shirt with quilled, thread se

1890s Crow Beaded Legging with Hide Tassels on Trade Cloth. 28 x 11 In.

Four Yakima or Nez Perce corn husk bags Each of rectangular form with distinct geometric yarn or dyed cornhusk decoration front and back, one with hide fringe along the bottom edge, one with a Hudson

Native American, western United States, Plains Indians, probably Nez Perce ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine parfleche bag of rectangular form and impressive size, handmade from cow hide

Nez Perce Corn Husk Bag  circa 1900 one side with wool accented tree designs and verso with geometric designs, with hide reinforcement at opening height 18-1/2 inches x width 15-1/2 inches Proper

Nez Perce Plateau Bag. Heavily beaded front on natural hide. Excellent condition. 8" x 9.5". Est. $600-800. Ship: $35

Ca. 1950s, Traditional two-hide buckskin dress with colorful fully beaded shoulders, cut-in fringe, and pony bead suspensions. Good sturdy condition, but has some missing beads. Large

Pre-1940, Colorful heavy moose or elk hide war shirt with cut-in and added fringe, yellow flat beaded geometric strips, and matching leggings. Very good condition, clean, minor bead loss. Extra Large

Nez Perce Miniature Corn Husk Bag ca 1900 embroidered with geometric designs on all sides; hide thongs strung with colorful faceted beads height 5-3/4 inches x width 4-1/2 inches x depth 1-7/8 inches

19 Century Hard Raw Hide Parfleche (1880-1910). Plateau Groups - Tribe: Nez Perce. Measures 25.5 inches high x 14 inches wide.

Native American, Northwestern United States, Oregon, Plateau region, Warm Springs Tribes (Tenino, Wasco, Northern Paiute), ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A beaded leather bag with hide handles and

A Northern Plains or Plateau pipe bag Possibly Nez Perce, pigmented with ochre and beaded with vining foliate designs on each face, suspending hide fringe wrapped in yarn, string and/or ribbon. length

African Kuba Dance Costume, Early/Mid 20th C. Three pieces, a shirt and two leggings, painted animal hide with raffia lining. Provenance: Channing Dale Throckmorton, Santa Fe, NM. Sizes: 1) 32'' x 51'

Mid-20th century High-top hide moccasins with a pair of matching hide and cloth-backed leggings with hide ties, 4 pieces Each moccasin: 6" H x 3.5" W x 8.25" D; Each legging: 7" H x 4" W x 4" D Proven

Including 1 - Warthog, 1 - Crow, and 1 - Hedgehog, each personified and dressed in cotton vests, long sleeve shirts, and trousers. All figures have handpainted and expertly carved heads, hands, and fe