Southern Plains Hand Drum

Early/Mid 1900s, Beautiful early sinew sewn stretched rawhide gaming drum with mineral painted radiating geometrics on front, faint target-type circles on back, and brass tacks on the side. Good condi

A Plains hide hand drum The wood hoop, covered with red trade cloth, attached with brass tacks, with hide handle, the front painted with multicolored triangle and circle devices. dia. 15 in.

Handpainted with geometrical shapes, approx. 19" diameter, 2" deep.

9.5" x 5.25". 17.75" circumference. Apache, Rawhide construction sinew-stitched over wood frame. Some remnants of cobalt blue and orange paint remains. Stitching is in good condition with some wear to

13" x 2.25". 41.5" circumference over wood hoop. Rawhide binding and woven knot on rear. **Fine condition with minor wear to surface from use. Hide lacing and knotting is in excellent condition.**

**Originally Listed At $250** Native American, Western United States, Southern Wyoming, Plains Tribes, ca. 200 to 1000 CE. A hand-carved half-groove stone tool with an elongated ovoid body. A groove r

**Originally Listed At $200** Native American, Western United States, Southern Wyoming, Plains Tribes, ca. 200 to 1000 CE. A hand-carved full groove stone tool with an elongated ovoid body. A groove e

Native American Drum Assortment (2) items including a thick birch bark covered in hide having two sides, hand painted, attributed to a Plains Tribe; and a vertical wood frame covered in hide hand drum

This is a very finely crafted terracotta vessel hand made by a Potter among the Mambila peoples of Southern Nigeria / Northern Cameroon ( The Tikar Plain) Africa. This vessel measures 12 inches tall .

Native American, Southern United States, Arkansas, Crittenden County, Bradley Place Site, Mississippian, ca. 1200 to 1400 CE. A rare hand-built pottery bowl of “Bell Plain" style enveloped in a love

Native American, Southern United States, Arkansas, Crittenden County, Bradley Place Site, Mississippian, ca. 1200 to 1400 CE. A rare hand-built pottery bowl of “Bell Plain" style enveloped in a love

SOUTHERN CROSS AND CROWN PIECED QUILT (UPDATED 7/9/18), hand-stitched, 20 patterned blocks with various printed and plain fabrics including chintz, triple-striped red and cheddar sashing, rounded corn

Native American, Southern United States, New Madrid County Missouri, Campbell Site, Mississippian, "Bells Plain" type, ca. 1220 to 1500 CE. A stunning hand-built pottery bowl exhibiting a rounded base

Probably dates from the fourth quarter of the 19th century. Beautiful file branded hardwood haft with brass tack decorations and carved mouth-piece. Wide steel blade of familiar form, with original le

Southern Plains German Silver Concha Belt first half 20th century eleven circular conchas and rectangle buckle on a tooled leather belt belt length 34-1/2 inches, concha diameter 2-1/2 inches,

China, Sichuan Province Wood, cotton, pigment, shell, and animal skin 30 x 27 cm and 31 cm (drum stick) Provenance: Colette Ghysels collection, Brussels Published: Henry Bussière, Prince des Cîm

Early Southern Plains Hide Doll ca 1850 long coat with fringed cape; lower hem is embellished using single strands of glass beads; doll wears a long calico shirt and green trade wool breechcloth heigh

A Southern Plains shield cover Possibly Niuam (Comanche), the softly tanned cover gathered at back and tied with a hide thong, the front decorated with a circular motif comprising five concentric rin

Southern Plains Beaded Hide Strike-a-Light Bag fourth quarter 19th century possibly Comanche, sinew-sewn thick hide and beaded using colors white, red white-heart, dark blue, black, greasy yellow, pin

Native American, Central/Southern Plains, probably Cheyenne, Black Hawk, or Crow, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. An incredibly lightweight shield meant to be wielded while riding on horseback

Southern Plains Beaded Hide Strike-a-Light Bag fourth quarter 19th century thread-sewn and beaded using brick-stitch technique in colors of pea green, translucent green, rose, red white-heart, greasy

This is a wonderful authentic Tomahawk War Club from the Southern Plains Native American Indians. The piece was collected from the Apache tribe at San Carlos, with collection information accompanying

Plains Drum, ca. 1890hide, pigments, wood14 x 14 x 3 3/8 in. (35.6 x 35.6 x 8.6 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

Southern Plains Beaded Buffalo Hide Strike-a-Light Bag fourth quarter 19th century sinew-sewn thick hide beaded in colors of white, dark blue, red white-heart, and pumpkin; triangular tabs hang from l