SMALL CIGAR STORE INDIAN MAIDEN HOLDING TOBACCO.

19th C. Wood Carved Paint Decorated Cigar Store Indian Maiden on Stand, wearing headdress holding a box and cigar bundle (JTOT6103) {MM} Dimensions: 75 1/2 x 24 x 24 Provenance:From a Connecticut Lak

Small carved and painted cigar store Indian with headdress, holding tomahawk and scalp. Some areas of touchup and surface loss. Overall 57'' h.

American life size cigar store Indian maiden sculpture, executed in carved and paint-decorated wood, depicting a woman with long hair and colorful dress holding cigars and standing on a base inscribed

Cigar store trade figure, American Indian maiden, unknown maker, 3rd to 4th quarter 19th century.   Right hand is raised to display a bundle of tobacco leaves, which are attached separately

Beautiful composition cigar store figure of an American Indian Maiden bust. Showing several small chips, otherwise complete with great color. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 10" x 8" x 20 - 1/2".

American, third quarter 19th Century. Amber glass bottle in the form of cigar store maiden holding a shield "Brown's Celebrated Indian Herb Bitters" on back "Patented Feb. 11, 1868". Some very minor w

Cigars, Tobacco General Store Indian Figure, Chalkware Construction, 23" Indian Stands on Square Base, 32" Total Height, Base Marked "Cigars, Tobac". Small chip to base, and repainted chip on base. Lo

A Native American Chief holding a pipe, sitting with his legs crossed that form a small bowl. It is a molded chalk figure, painted in an array of vibrant colors to match the earth tone clothing wear.

This remarkable wood sculpture is a great compositional example of this art form: "The cigar store Indian trade sign." It is demure sized and the subtle color palette the artist used looks even better

This tobacco advertising figure features a Native American female in traditional dress, clutching several tobacco items. It is carved wood and mounted on a wooden plinth. The paint has nicely faded. T

Item: Carved out of one piece of wood, Original paint in very good condition, Sold as a Souvenir or Used as a Countertop Display Circa: C 1930's Dimensions: 11 3/4 tall by 3 1/4 wide by 3 1/8 deep inc

Small Cigar Store Indian - Very Detailed Hand Carving - 39" tall

20th century hand carved wood and polychrome decorated cigar store Indian maiden, 78"h x 18.5"w at the base.

Antique 19th Century German Black Forest Wood Carved Figural Native American Cigar Store Indian Tobacco Humidor with Liner Carved Wood Adorned with Various Faces on the Sides and lid Each Face with a

Vintage Cigar Store Indian Chief Statue Holding Axe and Cigars. Tall with Colorful Paint. Heavy Cement 115 lbs, 3 1/2 Feet Tall. Very Goiod Condition with minor wear.

Tall Carved Wood Cigar Store or Tobacco Store Indian approx 6' Tall

Circa 1930s TACOMA, WASHINGTON Vintage Photograph; Depiction of Tobacco Store Indian with man. Painted advertisement text on base of Indian reads; "CIGARS - TOBACCO - C.H. MANLEY & CO. - INDUSTRY CIGA

SHOWING A VINTAGE CARVED WOODEN CIGAR STORE INDIAN CHIEF. GREAT DETAIL , INDIAN CHIEF IS HOLDING CIGARS IN ONE HAND AND A KNIFE IN OTHER. APPROX. FOUR FT. TALL . AS FOUND ESTATE CONDITION.PLEASE USE P

A carved wood figure of a Native American male holding a pipe / miniature cigar store Indian. Signed on the back of base, Red River Breed. Measures 16" high, 5" high, 4" deep.

Vintage American life size carved and painted wood cigar store Indian Chief. Well carved and painted wood Indian Chief wearing a feathered headdress looking into the distance while holding a hand full

American life size cigar store Indian sculpture, executed in carved and paint-decorated wood, depicting an austere chief in colorful dress holding cigars and standing on a naturalistic base, having no

Vintage American life size carved and painted wood cigar store Indian Chief. Well carved and painted wood Indian Chief wearing a feathered headdress looking into the distance while holding a hand full

This lot features an exceptionally hand-carved Cigar Store Indian. Historically, these carvings would be placed outside of tobacco outlets, signifying to passerby that the establishment sold tobacco p

A vintage artisan carved wood bust sculpture. A figural work modeled as a traditional tobacco store Native American Indian chief, with carved relief details including complex headdress and traditional