Northeastern American Indian Birchbark Creel

Northeastern American Indian Birchbark Fishing Creel, Early Twentieth Century. The two piece basket scraped through the bark to create two six-part leaves beneath a wide sawtooth border, the cover wit

19th C Native American Indian Birch Bark Lidded Basket - dye-painted designs of potted flower, beaver, seal head, foliage, sawtooth border, other florals, wrapped rim (losses), fitted lid (frame loose

12 1/4 inches

Vintage Native American Indian birch bark basket. In good condition with wear on bottom as show in photo. Normal from use and age. 7 5/8 inches tall x 7 inches wide at top rim

12 1/2" long. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AXS

Early hand wrought iron implements. Possibly Northeastern American Indian; 15in.H.(28 pieces)

Traditional handwoven vintage baskets from the Northeastern American Indian MICMAC (Mi'kmaq) tribe, Maine. 1) Bentwood handle hand woven gathering Basket. Dimensions: H: 8 1/8 in., w/ handle: 13 in.,

Native American Indian Style Birch Bark Canoe, length is 9 feet and 8 inches.

Paint decorated designs of zigzag, arrow points and flora, cross-wrapped / x-wrapped rim, fan weaving, 11 1/2" L x 13" H, two sides have separations where joined, no other issues noted other than mode

Vintage Native American Indian child’s birch bark toy canoe. Colorful decorations. Great quality and detail. 18 ½ inches long x 4 ¾ tall.

Vintage Native American Indian child’s birch bark toy canoe. Great quality and detail. 11 ¾ inches long x 2 ½ tall

Vintage Native American Indian child’s birch bark toy canoe. End missing as shown in photos Great quality and detail. 10 ¾ inches long x 3 1/8 tall

Vintage Native American Indian child’s birch bark toy canoe. Great quality and detail. 8 inches long x 2 ¾ tall

Vintage Native American Indian child’s woven stick toy canoe. Great quality and detail. 21 inches long x 5 inches tall

Carved and Dyed Leaf and Floral Decor 8" x 9" x 9" Condition: Good with all original surface leather and stiches intact

Two small 19th c Northeastern Woodlands Native American birch bark pieces, spruce gum box with lock (no key), small baskets in varying conditions, and a chip carved board with two wire contrivances to

10" wide

A collection of 3 Native American Indian baskets to include a birch bark basket and 2 woven baskets. 6.5" to 11.5" wide.

Unusual Group of Twenty Wooden Cards with Carved Symbols. Possibly American Indian, ca. 1900. Carved on birch bark, the symbols are non-traditional, possibly employed in a form of fortune telling or a

BLISS ADIRONDACK COTTAGEEarly 1900s, wood lithograph log cabin. Hunting lodge comprised of three rooms with attic above, a Native American Indian topper to roof, a handmade birchbark canoe, c. 1870 by

Native American, northeastern United States, Hopewell Indians, Middle Woodland period, ca. 200 to 900 CE. A fine smoking pipe from the Hopewell Indians, hand-carved from a mottled dark-grey stone with

Native American Style Basket. Together with birch bark fishing creel. Largest is 18"h x 20" diam. Condition, good

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

MICMAC (Mi kmaq) Northeastern Woodland Indian handwoven tribal baskets. 1) Large woven sewing basket: C: 10 1/4 in. x H: 3 1/8 in. (minor imperfections). 2) Open basket: H: 4 3/4 in. x D: 8 1/2 in. 3)