Two Southern Plains Peyote Rattles

Native American Plains Peyote Rattle. Gourd, Hide, horsehair and rabbit fur 17". Weight 8 oz.

Title: Southern Plains dance rattle ca 1890-1910 Description: Kiowa or Commanche dance rattle with a ledger book quality painted image of a fully head dressed chief holding a dance rattle. Sinew sewn

Featured in this lot is a Northern Plains Native American rawhide peyote rattle. The peyote ceremony is a highly praised and sacred ritual that many tribes throughout the Northern Plains practiced. Th

Turid Pederson (Norwegian, b. 1945) Hopi Kachina Doll and Southern Plains Moccasins (two works) oil on masonite signed lower right; signed lower left titled, dated 1880s and ©Turid Pederson verso

Three Plains Beaded Items including a Southern Plains awl and two Sioux awl cases Lengths: ranging from 5 ½ to t 7 ½ inches, excluding attachments HID03101062020 © 2020 Heri

The lot features three original, one set of two and one single, silver and copper circa 1800-1870's Southern Plains hoop and ball earrings from the Sundog Bruce VanLandingham collection. The set is co

A group of two Plains objects. 20th century. ++ Tourist figure plains Indian chief. 15." ++ Southern Plains beaded bag with metal cones. Southern Plains. USA.

This lot includes two box-less Barbies: (1) This Native American doll, from the Southern Plains, is dressed in an updated version of a tribal princess costume. Pretty in a pink tunic and skirt with ge

three Northwest coast, one with abalone bead and feather decoration; one with abalone shell decoration (detached strands of shell); one with rattle cover,

7.75" tall with 10.5" circumference. Two-piece construction with rawhide stitching. Bound with patterned textile showing wood handle support. **Some wear and minor creasing of surface. Sinew stitching

Native American Plains Indian Hide Rattle, measures 11''L x 3.5''W, embellished with turkey feathers, two small hooves, beaded handle, hand painted

Southern Sheraton cherry two-drawer stand, likely Kentucky, poplar secondary. Plain slightly overhanging top above two dovetailed drawers with wooden pulls, the top drawer with brass escutcheon, ring

A rattle made by Gene George, Navajo, and a Plains beaded roundel. Length of rattle 14 1/2".

Fine signed, not dated Michael Crocker & Melvin Crocker Snake Jug #1 of Lula Georgia, this is southern folk pottery at its finest. The rattle snake jug (closed mouth) two gallons is outstanding. Great

American sideboard, possibly Southern, with poplar primary, yellow pine and poplar secondary. Consisting of a tall shaped backsplash above a plain overhanging top, two center drawers above a center ar

Red painted Southern huntboard or sideboard, yellow pine throughout. Comprised of a plain top, case having two nailed drawers on left side, paneled center door, and one large deep dovetailed drawer to

Southern cherry corner cupboard with inset panels of walnut, poplar secondary. Two-part construction with canted sides, upper section with cove cornice and plain frieze with molding above two paneled

Southern primitive carved cupboard, walnut primary, poplar secondary. Consisting of a projecting cornice above a plain frieze and molding, two doors with incised diamond and geometric decoration openi

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,

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