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Indian Pride On The Move - PinbackSize: 1-5/8 in diameter Condition: Good - minor paint loss on rim. Age: Late 20th Century
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AA683
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Native American Stone Carved Horned Figure - Signed
Size: 8¼ H x 2½ W x ¾ D
Condition: very good
Weight: ¾ lb.
Signed: Timoted
Very interesting and handsome piece. Great presence.
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AA558
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Wooden Carved Figure
The origin of this figure is unknown as well as the age. There is nice patina and the figure displays well.
Size: 8¼ H x 1½ W x 1½ D
Condition: Good - there is a chip in the headdress area and abrasions on the body. The stain is partially worn off? or deliberately stained that way? There is a hole on the bottom middle piece which can be used to display with a stand.
Wood: this is a soft wood
Weight: 2½ Oz.
I acquired this figure on the East Coast. It has the feeling of Native American or Tribal Art. Very nice presence.
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Primitively Carved Woodland Figure - Native American
Size: 9½ H x 2½ W x 1¾ D
Condition: Solid - several wood splits and signs of use
Age: Early to mid 20th Century
Weight: 6½ Oz's.
Found in South Hampton, Long Island, NY at an antique shop.
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AA662
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Indian Cookin' Cookbook (Pamphlet) -
Compiled by Herb Walker - 1977
Soft-cover
Condition: Good
Pages: 64
Indian measurements and descriptions of Indian spices and seasonings
Main dishes, vegetables, desserts, breads, soups and jams/jellies
The pamphlet has recipes of foods that many tribes have provided. And throughout the book, sprinkled like seasonings, are prayers and wonderful Indian drawings.
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AA402
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Wooden Flat Mudhead Wall Kachina - Hopi TribeSize: 7½ H x 3 W x ½ D Weight: 3 oz. Condition: very good - very minor paint loss on right shoulder feathers attached to ears and topknot are worn and mostly missing. Signature: None - Thought to be by: Manuel Hoyungawa / Hopi Please note that hardware could be added to the back for hanging.
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AA562
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Native American Carved Mystery Figure/ Kachina?
Size: 2½ H x 1 W x ½ D
Condition: very good
Weight: 1 Oz.
Material: Undetermined - Could be bone or faux ivory
Age: Unknown
The figure has been created in two parts then glued together. Front to back. I am not positive but the horns and mouth appear to have beencreated from the main piece of the body.
If this is a Kachina?, I could not identify it. The piece has a case or sack mask with horns on either side of mask. Tube mouth and round eyes. I do not know what the ruff around the neck indicates. It goes completely around the neck. The round eyes and the blue design on the upper body are created by engraved indentations and stained blue. There is a hole drilled through the side of the neck through and through for possibly a very fine cord?
I would almost think of this as a fetish?
This piece was found in Colorado
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AA406
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American Indian Mother with Papoose FigureSize: 9 H with base Base: 3½ x 2½ x 1 Figure: 8 H x 3 W x ¾ D Material: Appears to be concrete base with figure either rock or concrete? Signed: Annette Paint is either acrylic or oil? Weight: 1 lb. 10 Oz. This is an older piece. Found on the Flathead Indian Reservation in Western Montana
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AA435
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Pencil Drawing of Native American WomanFramed, Matted and Under Glass Found at an Estate Sale in rural Montana. This is not a print and my best guess is it is a pencil drawing. Frame is a medium brown wood with a gold colored inner frame. Condition: Good -sawtooth hardware on back for hanging Size w/frame: 16 x 13 Signed: signature is indistinct Weight: Approx. 2 lbs.
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AA438
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Pair of Vintage Metal pre-Columbian Style Masks - Inca StyleThese very handsome masks were found at the Indian Market in Lima, Peru in the 1970's. Size: Left: 8 H x 6½ W - Right: 7 H x 6½ W Condition: Very good. Please note that the copper colored metal is dulled by patina - not shiny as in the photo. The photo is brightened by the lighting. I believe these could be polished if so desired. The right one is slightly bent at the top right. Probably could be straightened if so desired. They are in the condition that I found them in with somewhat more patina. I found them in the Indian Market Place in Lima, Peru in the 1970's. There is a ring attached to each for hanging.
Weight: ¾ lb. for both.
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pre-Columbian Style Wooden Male FigureHand-carved and Painted With Beaded accents Size: 16 H x 4 W x 3½ D Condition: very good - the figure is not free standing. It can be displayed by standing and leaning it against the back of a cabinet or wall. Weight: 10 oz Markings: None Age: Thought to be mid to late 20th Century He has painted long black hair and is wearing a painted blue, green, and red cape. He is also wearing a painted blackloincloth. Geometric designs in the loincloth were incised after painting; the eyes and eyelids were incised first and then painted. Wonderful detail in the bead jewelry and metal nose plate. Earrings and bracelets are attached by a string run through tiny holes drilled in the figure. The necklace/breastplate and metal nose plate are attached by string to metal staples
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