Sheet tin weathervane of a Native American w tomahawk

Item: Early 20th Century Art Deco Style Native American Weathervane Date: ca. 1900-20 Origin: Vermont Material: Tin plated sheet iron and wire Dimensions: 18 inches high x 15 inches wide. 25 inches ta

UNUSUAL EARLY 20TH CENTURY SHEET METAL PAINTED INDIAN FOLK ART ADVERTISING SIGN OF A NATIVE AMERICAN BRAVE HOLDING A TOMAHAWK IN A WAR LIKE STANCE W/ BOW AND ARROWS IN QUIVER - IN OLDER PAINT - CIGAR

SST. An excellent displaying piece of Tin & Neon Figural Signage, showing a Native American with Full Bonnet done is six colors of vibrant working neon. Sign is a contemporary piece and is in excellen

Early Native American Tomahawk w/ Curley Maple Handle in GD Cond.

Five Pound Can. Scarce and unique C. 1920's Cup Grease Can for Manito, a Swedish Company featuring an excellent Native American graphic. CONDITION: Can is overall very good throughout showing an outst

(A) Flowermen paper label over cardboard composite can. CONDITION: Good color with areas of water damage. Minor wrinkles to the paper. Graphic displays excellent. (B) Indiana Cigars tin. CONDITION: Pi

Early Native American Pipe Tomahawk w/Heart Cutout GD Cond.

Tobacciana Cigar Tin, Orcico, 2 For 5 Cents, litho on tin w/Native American portrait, dtd 1919, Exc cond, 7.5"H.

SST. Makers marked, "Setenne and Greene." C. 1900's Sleepy Eye Milling Co. embossed tin sign. CONDITION: The sign has excellent color throughout the piece, with minor areas of staining and very minor

SST. C. 1920's J. D. Ford Co. "Wyandotte Sanitizer & Cleanser" advertisement. CONDITION: Sign has mostly good color throughout, with minor fade and surface scratching. There is minor pinpoint-sized to

SST. C. 1900's None Such Mince Meat tin lithograph. CONDITION: Sign has good color throughout, with areas of minor paint flaking both in the graphic and the surrounding white background areas. The rem

SST. C. 1950 Dacotah Cement embossed tin sign. CONDITION: Sign has good color and gloss with noticeable surface scratching and rubs to the embossed letters. Sign has a couple minor areas of paint loss

SST. Maker's marked, "Aenima Sign Co. 10-56." C. 1950's Devoe Paint tin sign. CONDITION: Good color and gloss throughout the field with areas of staining, surface scratching and chips to the paint. No

This lot features a rare 19th Century pipe tomahawk with brass head and beaded drop attributed to the Sioux Native American Indians of South Dakota. The piece was said to have been collected in 1905 b

Maker's marked "The Liberty Can Co., Lancaster, PA." C. 1920s Mohawk Chief Tobacco lithographed tin. CONDITION: The tin has good color and gloss, with crackle paint throughout all sides of the piece,

SST. Sign is maker-marked American Art Works. An unique piece of embossed tin signage from Izaak Walton League of America promoting responsible hunting, camping & fishing. Sign shows an outstanding Na

Rare 19th century Pennsylvania American Indian cookie cutter, running Indian holding a raised tomahawk and sporting a Mohawk, 9" H. Condition - good, no issues noted.. Note - this is one of several ra

Early 1920's Sweet Miss Chewing Tobacco and Orcico Tobacco tins. (A) Sweet Miss Chewing Tobacco. CONDITION: Outstanding graphics of children playing in the fountain. Areas of paint loss and areas of r

SST. Maker's marked, "Chase De Le Shaunt." C. 1910 Deerfoot Rye "The Winning Whiskey" tin lithograph serving tray. CONDITION: Tray has good color with areas of staining and rusting. Sign shows four pa

Native American, Western United States, Plains tribes, likely Sioux, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved catlinite pipe body of deep red hues. The body is rectangular in form with a rounde

Double Sided Metal Die-Cut Weathervane for Pontiac Automobiles showing a full feathered Native American graphic. Weathervane is in outstanding condition and appears to have no visible areas of repair

North America, United States, ca. mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden weathervane depicting a Native American chieftain rowing a canoe with his oar dipped off the right side of the vessel. The l

18th Century Native American Burlwood Mortar. Later applied sheet tin bottom. 11"h. x 13-1/2" diam. Condition: Fair with age cracks and wear.

German - 1920 - 3.5" T This is an extremely rare German spelter and tin bank. To our knowledge there are two known examples. Pristine Condition.