C. 1860s Eastern Woodlands Indian Scoop / Ladle with Bi

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved scoop / ladle, 3 1/2" W bowl, carved long neck handle bird effigy with curved short beak and notched just behind where handle and bowl are joined, 9 1/2" L

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved scoop / ladle 3 1/2" flat bowl with slightly sloped sides, carved bird effigy at top of handle, 7 1/2" L. See photo close-ups.

Lot of 2 circa 1780-1850 hand-carved Woodlands Indian ladles / scoops - 1) squared handle end, 5 1/2" wide slightly scooped bowl, 9 3/4" L; 2) notched handle end, hand-drilled hole, 5 1/2" W slightly

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved maple scoop / ladle with short, thick handle with flat end, 5" W bowl, 9" L. See photo close-ups.

19th century carved wooden scoop - tiger maple with flattened bowl form, 9 1/4" L. Condition - good.

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved with notched handle end, 5" w slightly curved bowl, 11" L. See photo close-ups.

Circa 1780-1850 Woodland Indians hand-carved utensils - 1) 5" W bowl with sloped edges and flat center, hand-drilled hole in handle, 9 1/2" L; 2) 4 1/2" W bowl with sloped back and flat center, 8" L.

Northeast Native American Woodland Indians 18th to 19th C Tiger Maple Scoop - shaped bowl with flat base and shaped bowl into handle, hooked end, 12" L. Age related crack and very old repair - see pho

**Originally Listed At $500** Native American, Eastern Woodlands people, late 19th to early 20th century CE. Three beautiful, brightly colored pouches, each made of cloth and leather with beads sewn i

Don Troiani (American, b. 1949) British Soldier and Eastern Woodland Indian, French and Indian War era, 1978 Acrylic on Masonite 16 x 15 inches (40.6 x 3

Circa 1820.

An Eastern Woodlands Pipe Tomahawk c. 1800 wood, metal, hide, dyed porcupine quills, glass seed beads, sinew Provenance: This lot is accompanied by a letter from Donald Ewing, dated September 1, 1988,

A small ash burl wood turned bowl with incised ring detail on foot 2.75”H x 9.25” dia., with a handled elm burl wood scoop/ladle, 5.75”H x 5”W.

Small 19th c NE Woodlands Native American paint decorated woodsplint storage basket, likely Massachusetts, partially legible owner's name and date "Lucia Barsdad Basket '49" with painted splints and s

This is an outstanding knife blade war club with bird effigy pattern, attributed to the Plains Native American Indians of the Eastern Santee Sioux tribe and dating to the 19th Century. The club is exp

Native American Indian carved, marked with an + on handle, 6 1/2'' L. No issued noted.

**This is an oversized piece that requires 3rd party shipping. Please ask for a quote prior to bidding.** South Asia, India, Bihar region, Pala Empire, ca. 10th to 12th century CE. A stunning hand-car

South Asia, India, Rajasthan, ca. 10th to 12th century CE. A breathtaking sandstone sculpture of a dancing surasundari or divine beauty boasting a quixotic visage and voluptuous breasts as she twists

South Asia, India, ca. 1750 CE. An important solid cast bronze figure of Uma (Parvati), so significant as traditionally only deity statues destined for important religious purposes were cast solid. Pa

Northeastern India, Pala Period, ca. 12th century CE. A finely carved black stone stele depicting the deity Parvati, goddess of love and family adored for her assistance in marriage, fertility, and pa

UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, PROBABLY MÉTIS OR POSSIBLY TLINGIT Octopus Bag, c. 1860s trade cloth, glass beads, steel cut beads, wool yarn, hide, cotton cloth and thread, 20.5 x 10 x 0.25 (52.1 x 25.4 x

INDIAN TEMPLE STELE. 12-14th c. Indian temple carving, Hindu stele depicting Revarta with attendants, Revarta holding a drawn sword astride an animal, carved in grey schist. No mark. Size: 27 1/2''H,

Antique Indian, 17th century or earlier, Chola style figure of multi-armed Shiva; the Shiva holding axe and gazelle with outstretched hand fully decorated with beaded jewelry including anklets, bracel

Originally listed at $8,500... Central Asia, Persia / Northern India, Mughal or Indo-Persian culture, ca. 19th century CE. A superb display of antique iron chahar-ayneh or char-aina cuirass armor with