Red Starr. Pot With Bears, Indians, Bison and Feathers. 2005.

Red Starr. Highly Decorated Pot With Bears, Indians, Bison and Feathers. 2005. Signed. Relief-carved and polished clay with turquoise beads. Excellent condition. 7" h x 10" diameter. Est. $1,000-1,500

Sioux 3/4” red pot by Red Starr pot has round turquois, red feather design

Group of (5) Native American sgraffito-carved miniature redware jars, to include: ELMER RED STARR (Sioux, 1937-2018), jar with bear, mask, feathers and Avanyu, signed and dated, (lacking turquoise cab

Glazed terra cotta pot incised with puma, cub, feathers, and sun god design, with turquoise and coral inlay, signed underneath, 3” tall, 4” diameter.

Handmade Native American Pot and Gourd, carved gourd with bear, wolf and feather decoration, having a black ground with turquoise and red hand painted designs, signed on bottom "Ridge, '93, Painted by

by Stetson Setalla, b.1962, Hopi. Signed S. Setalla with hallmark of Bear-Claw and Rainclouds, the clans of his Mother and Father. Decorated with rain clouds and feather in reds and browns on buff. (F

Fritz Scholder (Native American, 1937-2005) Indian With Feather Fan (State II) (T: 75-609a), 1975 Lithograph on German Etching paper ed. 22 of 50 30 x 22 (in) Signed in pencil Scholder, lower right Pr

Men's artisan signed Native American Indian ring. Features a 1 2/3" wide silver panel set with a bear claw and freeform natural red coral and turquoise cabochons. The ring face has a stamped bead and

German Meissen porcelain dessert service in the Red Indian Painting pattern. Set has Neuer Ausschnitt shaped rims accented with gold highlights. The coffee pot lid has a stylized rose knob. Each piece

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). This seldom seen sign promotes Red Indian's Aviation brand of motor oil. The vibrant cobalt blue and blood red graphics pop against the white ground. Exh

CHINESE UNDERGLAZED RED POT, MING DYNASTY; H. 53 cm. Dram. 45 cm.

Frank Howell (American, 1937-1997) Red Feathers Dancing, 1986 oil on canvas signed Frank Howell, titled and dated (lower edge) 30 x 40 inches Property from the Estate of R. Lawrence Dunworth, Palm Bea

6' Red Indian Motor Oils w/ Logo Single Sided Porcelain (SSP) Rolled Edge Sign. Good color and gloss with tiny chips, wear and staining. Measures 26"x72". Rated 8.25 by The Authentication Company (TAC

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits four patches of porcelain loss, concentrated in the lower right corner. Retains original flanged mounting ends and rear tabs along the upper and

Canadian. 1920s. One piece baked glass (OPB). Rare. Graphics are fired to the exterior surface of the globe. Originally discovered in Waterloo, Ontario, along with the Red Indian "Cyclo" globe also of

- THE W.F. Vilas CO. LIMITED COWANSVILLE F.C.

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits a few scattered patches of porcelain loss; the largest located within the upper left quarter and lower right edge. Minor fade is evident and mai

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain. Single-sided porcelain. Marked, "The W.F. Vilas Co. Limited, Cowansville, P.Q" lower edge. 60". Exhibits scattered porcelain losses, some with amateur touch-up. The largest

Canadian. 1920s. One piece baked glass (OPB). Rare. Graphics are fired to the exterior surface of the globe. Originally discovered in Waterloo, Ontario, along with the Red Indian "Marathon" globe also

We have added a photo of the maker mark located under the T for this sign. 60" Red Indian Motor Oils single sided porcelain sign with ring. Sign shows bright colors with some scuffs, scratches and som

Petroliana display rack sign, Red Indian Motor Oils, 3-color porcelain w/Indian graphic, mfgd by Vilas Enamel Products Limited, Cowansville, Que., VG+ cond w/minor chips, 24"H x 17"W.

SSP. An extremely rare sign from Red Indian. This Porcelain truck door sign rarely comes up for sale, and this is a very nice example. Sign shows excellent color & gloss throughout the field, with onl

This porcelain advertising artifact features a Native American chief wearing a feathered headdress. The text "Red Indian Motor Oil" appears above the chief, and "In Cans For Your Protection" is writte

feathers of the grey pigeon and red feathers of the honey sucker bird were fixed on small platelets using sap from the paper mulberry tree as glue, the platelets were then bound to two fibre cords, ov