TWO PAIRS HAND BEADED CUFFS, Great Lakes & Prairi

Pair of Early Great Lakes Beaded Cuffs

Native American Hand Beaded Ceremonial Bandolier Bag. Possibly Great Lakes, early 20th century. Measures 42" L x 12" W Condition: Good condition, two or three fringes look like they are missing. Estim

DESCRIPTION: Rare pair of Chippewa (Great Lakes) beaded garters or cuffs circa 1880-1910. This is a rare survival of a true pair of these geometrically beaded garters. Each with regular hourglass and

A group of Great Lakes loom-beaded garters and belts Three pairs of garters, a belt, a single garter, and two beaded panels. lg. excluding wool fringes 11 1/4, 30 1/2, 11 1/4, 14, 14, 12, and 24 1/2 i

Pair of 19th century hand painted fans with carved ivory, mounted in gilt shadowbox frames: (1) depicting a courting couple, 19"h x 25"w, and (1) beaded silk and ivory, depicting a villa on a lake wit

Pair of beaded Great Lakes Native American Mocassins. 9-1/4" l.

NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK MOCCASINS, two pairs, comprising a Great Lakes region pair with polychrome decoration against a vivid orange ground and a Tlingit seal skin pair with polychrome owl decoration

Two Great Lakes Beaded Cloth Items including a pillow case and a purse Provenance: Property from the Donna Gold Family Collection of Ethnographic Art, Los Angeles, CA Width of purse&

3” x 13” Plus 9” Fringe, Both ends, Beaded pattern, Pair Great Lakes Garters, circa 1890, collected by Michael Cobison

Colorful jewelry lot. Set contains pink post earrings, amber drops, 2 pairs beaded drop earrings, a hand beaded cuff, and silver tone necklace. All jewelry is in good vintage condition. Please see pho

This is a lot of Native American dress including a child's dress and two pairs of moccasins. The leather is all hand beaded in ornate detail. The dress is 29" long x 16 1/2" across the beading at the

3 ½” x 14” plus 16” Fringe, Both Ends, Beaded Geometric Pattern, Pair Great Lakes Garters – circa 1890, collected by Michael Cobison

A group of Great Lakes or Prairie moccasins and garters Comprising two pairs of Báxoje (Iowan) moccasins, a pair of moccasin uppers, a single moccasin upper, and a pair of Neshnabé (Potawato

A Pair of Cree / Great Lakes Beaded Hide Moccasins c. 1900 hide, glass seed beads, cotton cloth, thread Provenance: Property from the Donna Gold Family Collection of

Group of six beaded objects, including one pair of Cheyenne cuffs from a war shirt, one pair of beaded dance cuffs, two belts, and two ceremonial aprons. Cheyenne cuffs are contained in a box. Provena

One depicts a boat on a lake, with the other depicting cranes that is signed. Size : 7 1/2" L x 7 3/4" H, 7 3/4" L x 7 1/4" H

Native American, Plains, possibly Sioux or Lakota, ca. 1890 CE. A beautiful matched pair of beaded cuffs, each one presenting a floral design featuring two open-petaled blossoms, one on each side, com

Two pairs of Ethiopian hand carved wood sandals, early to mid 20th century, having pointed toes, incised decoration on the sole, and toe pegs, largest 2"h x 10.75"l x 4.5"w.

Lot of two including a bird form with wings and tail, underside of tail dated 1904 in bead work, 8 x 3 1/2 x 5" high; and ladies boot form, 4 x 2 x 7" high. Condition Both VG.

Hand Painted pair of " New Type Blue Ride Buses Operating Between Great Lakes and Chesapeake Bay " Frame measures 30" x 20.5". From the estate collection of Richard G. Miller's 19th & 20th century han

This lot contains two serving trays, a beaded hand bag, a silver cuff bracelet with turquoise stones, a beaded necklace with turquoise stones, there is a second silver cuff bracelet with 5 large turqu

Jeannie Lone Hill Lakota Signed Beaded Cuff, hand made, deerskin lined (1-1/4"h); together with an E&M signed silver mounted beaded bracelet and two white beaded medallion pendant necklaces (each 25"l

Pair of antique Great Lake Native American Indian moccasins. Light beige leather shoes embellished with beaded flower motif and wrap leather ankle straps. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-ho

James Gillray political cartoon, hand colored, "Two Pair of Portraits..Presented to all the unbiased Electors of Great Britain by John Horne Tooke", circa 1820 published by John Miller, London. Fine,