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Cultures and Ethnicities: Native American


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Cultures and Ethnicities: Native American?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
Sensational Native Alaskan Eskimo Authentic Beaded Seal Skin Fanny Pack. It is with spotted fur, completely hand made. There are two zippered compartments and a tough nylon strap with plastic buckle. The larger compartment is lined. The condition is excellent. There are no tags. It measures 12" long ( not including the strap) and 7" tall.  ZORRO'S ALTER EGO DON DIEGO WOULD WEAR THIS TYPE OF FANCY CHARRO SUIT. THIS IS NOT A CHEAPLY MADE COSTUME ITEM, BUT A VALUED COLLECTIBLE ABOUT 50 OR MORE YEARS OLD. IT IS A WONDERFUL REAL VINTAGE SPANISH SUIT MADE TO FIT A CHILD. MADE OF BLACK WOOL WITH WHITE HEAVY, ORNATE HAND STITCHED EMBROIDERY IN FRONT AND BACK. THIS PIECE OF TEXTILE MASTERY WOULD BE FANTASTIC TO DISPLAY. IN GREAT CONDITION, BUT IT DOES HAVE A FEW SMALL BROWN SPOTS, AND WE HAVEN'T ATTEMPTED TO CLEAN THIS. YOU DEFINITELY DO NOT SEE SOMETHING OF THIS QUALITY VERY OFTEN. TOTALLY CHARMING. A SIMILAR SUIT IS ON EBAY AT $350 NOW. KEYWORDS: ZORRO, DON DIEGO, CHARRO, SUIT, MARIACHI SUIT, WOOL, MEXICAN SUIT, SPANISH SUIT, MEXICO, SPAIN, EMBROIDERY.  Stirrings of the Heart is issue 8 and final in a plate collector series by Lee Bogle for the Bradford Exchange. This series, Native Beauty, is embued with all expressive serenity and vivid realistic detail that Lee Bogle portrays so well. Stirrings of the Heart, limited to only 95 firing days, is banded in 22K gold. It comes to you in original foam packaging with Certificate.  White Feather is issue 3 of an 8 plate collector series by Lee Bogle for the Bradford Exchange. This series, Native Beauty, is embued with all expressive serenity and vivid realistic detail that Lee Bogle portrays so well. White Feather, limited to only 95 firing days, is banded in 22K gold. It comes to you in original foam packaging with Certificate.

Native Alaskan Eskimo Authentic Beaded $499.99

  

CHARRO MARIACHI SUIT EMBROIDERED VINTAGE $159.99

  

Stirrings of the Heart: Native Beauty, L $60.00

  

White Feather: Native Beauty by Lee Bogl $52.00
The Naming Ceremony is the issue 3 in the collector plate series, Proud Indian Families, by Kenneth Freeman for the Hamilton Collection. This series places focus on family traditions of the Native American. Generously banded in 23K gold and limited to 28 firing days, this plate comes to you in original foam container with certificate. Container has some damage.  A Mile In His Moccasins is the first issue in the collector plate series, The Lore of the West, by Lisa Danielle for the Hamilton Collection. This series features original still lifes inspired by Native American artifacts. Generously banded in 23K gold and limited to 28 firing days, this plate comes to you in original foam container with certificate. Container has some damage.  The Crow War Pony is the first issue of an collector plate series, The Prideful Ones, by Chuck DeHaan for the Hamilton Collection. Generously banded in 23K gold and limited to 28 firing days, this The Warriors Pride plate comes to you in original foam container with certificate.  The Village Markers is the first issue of the collector plate series, The Prideful Ones, by Chuck DeHaan for the Hamilton Collection. Generously banded in 23K gold and limited to 28 firing days, this The Prideful Ones plate comes to you in original foam container with certificate.

Naming Ceremony: Proud Indian Families - $32.00

  

Mile In His Moccasins: Lore of the West $32.00

  

Crow War Pony: Warrior's Pride - Chuck D $48.00

  

Village Markers: Prideful Ones - Chuck D $48.00
Sun Dancer is the first issue of an 8 plate collector series, Daughters of the Sun by Karen Thayer for the Hamilton Collection. Vivid sunlight glitters on the face of this young indian maiden dressed in blue with plum accents. Generously banded in 23K gold and limited to 28 firing days, this Daughters of the Sun plate comes to you in original foam container with certificate. Some damage to the foam container.  Prairie Flower is the first issue of an 8 plate collector series, Princesses of the Plains, by David Wright for the Hamilton Collection. Colorful and vivid detail featuring young indian women in native dress. Generously banded in 23K gold and limited to 28 firing days, this Princesses of the Plains plate comes to you in original foam container with certificate.  Antique engraving of an Indian maiden crossing a stream, with the frontispiece of the original book titled The Boys Book of Indian Battles and Adventures, published by James Miller, New York, dated 1860-61. 6 5/8 in. x 4 in. wide each page. Includes title page. Rest of book is missing. Some water stains, foxing, normal age wear on edges, no other major problems. An exceptional image for Native American collectors! Free US first class mail shipping!  Wolfpack of the Ancients is issue 4 of an 8 plate collector series, Faces of Nature, by Julie Kramer Cole for W.S. George and the W.S. George. A lone scout pauses to read the petroglyphs of those who have traveled this way before. His understanding of what the cryptic message means is limited, but the canyon walls themselves tell the tale. Limited 150 firing days, this plate comes to you in original foam container with Certificate and brochure.

Sun Dancer: Daughters of the Sun - Karen $32.00

  

Prairie Flower: Princesses of the Plains $32.00

  

Indian Maiden Engraving from 1860 Book $25.00

  

Wolfpack of the Ancients: Julie Kramer C $36.00
Wintering With The Wapiti is issue 6 of an 8 plate collector series, Faces of Nature, by Julie Kramer Cole for W.S. George and the W.S. George. A mated pair of elks warily eye a lone traveler passing through their private world. Those who respect the land may see much more in the rocky face of the lonely landscape. Limited 150 firing days, this plate comes to you in original foam container with Certificate and brochure.  Canyon of the Cat is issue 1 of an 8 plate collector series, Faces of Nature, by Julie Kramer Cole for W.S. George and the W.S. George. The Canyon of the Cat is lovingly detailed scene of Native Americans traveling through a beautiful but inhospitable countryside. If you fortunately enough to sense the true spirt of the land, you may see more than what lays on the surface. Limited 150 firing days, this plate comes to you in original foam container with Certificate and brochure.  1 3/4" tall all beaded Indian Chief doll. Circa 1950s. Very good.  This item is a beautiful handwoven Navajo Rug done in a Ganado Red diamond pattern. This particular pattern is sometimes known as a Dazzler because of the bold geometric design. It was hand made sometime around 1990 in the Ganado area of the Navajo Reservation. This large rug is about 47 inches long and 28 inches wide. It is in excellent condition.

Wintering With The Wapiti: Julie Kramer $36.00

  

Canyon of the Cat: Julie Kramer Cole, Fa $36.00

  

Vintage Native American Indian Beaded Do $25.00

  

Ganado Red Navajo Rug $740.00
This item is a wonderful Handwoven Navajo Rug done in the Two Grey Hills Style. It was made by Suzey Begay from the Four Corners area on the Navajo Reservation about 20 years ago. This rug is about 25 inches by 21 and 1/2 inches. It done in beautiful earth tone natural colors with a vibrant red diamond type design in the ncenter. It is in excellent condition.   Spring's Messenger is issue 2 of the collector plate series, Visions of the Sacred by Diana Stanley for the Bradford Exchange. Yanpa is the east wind and the master of Spring. He rides across the land sweeping away the works of his brother, Yata, the master of Winter. Legends of the Lakota. Limited to 95 firing days, Spring's Messenger comes to you in original container with Certificate.   Cheyenne Prophet, by artist Diana Stanley, is issue 3 of a 12 plate collector series, Visions of the Sacred produced by the Bradford Exchange. Cheyenne Prophet Motzeyouf, at first rejected by his people, later returned bearing the four great medicine arrows. Limited to 95 firing days, Visions of the Sacred comes to you with in original foam container with Certificate.   Buffalo Caller, by artist Diana Stanley, is issue 4 of a 12 plate collector series, Visions of the Sacred produced by the Bradford Exchange. Buffalo Caller tells of the Kiowa and their close relationship to the buffalo. Limited to 95 firing days, Visions of the Sacred comes to you with in original foam container with Certificate.

Two Grey Hills Navajo Rug $490.00

  

Spring's Messenger: Visions of Sacred $45.00

  

Cheyenne Prophet: Visions of the Sacred $45.00

  

Buffalo Caller: Visions of the Sacred B $45.00
Journey of Harmony, by artist Diana Stanley, is issue 5 of a 12 plate collector series, Visions of the Sacred produced by the Bradford Exchange. Journey of Harmony speaks of the Buffalo Woman and how she taught the Laws and Ways to the Lakota people, bringing to them the sacred Peace Pipe. Limited to 95 firing days, Visions of the Sacred comes to you with in original foam container with Certificate.   Snow River, by artist Linda Medaris, is the first issue of a 12 plate collector series, Visions of the Sacred produced by the Bradford Exchange. Limited to 95 firing days, Snow River comes to you with in original foam container with Certificate.   Always Together is issue 6 of the collector plate series, Together As One, by Russ Docken for the Bradford Exchange. Limited to 95 firing days, Together As One, comes to you in original foam container with Certificate.   Timeless Bond is issue 5 of the collector plate series, Together As One, by Russ Docken for the Bradford Exchange. Limited to 95 firing days, Together As One, comes to you in original foam container with Certificate.

Journey of Harmony: Visions of the Sacre $45.00

  

Snow River: Visions of the Sacred Bradf $45.00

  

Always Together: Together As One a Russ $42.00

  

Timeless Bond: Together As One a Russ Do $42.00
Faithful Companion is issue 4 of the collector plate series, Together As One, by Russ Docken for the Bradford Exchange. Limited to 95 firing days, Together As One, comes to you in original foam container with Certificate.   Mystic Bond is issue 2 of the collector plate series, Together As One, by Russ Docken for the Bradford Exchange. Limited to 95 firing days, Together As One, comes to you in original foam container with Certificate.  Concho Belt--Metal belt has Native American Indian look with rosettes and faux turquoise--Measures 34 1/2 inches long--Is in good condition  Sterling Concho Belt--Vintage belt has Native American designs and is marked Sterling--33 1/2 inches long--Has a bend on the end of the large square at the end of the belt but does not effect the closing

Faithful Companion: Together As One a Ru $38.00

  

Mystic Bond: Together As One a Russ Dock $38.00

  

Concho Belt $50.00

  

Sterling Concho Belt $250.00
This item is a wonderful and vibrant Ganado Red Navajo rug done in the Storm Weave Pattern. The rug was woven by Margaret Marlene White of the Waterflow, New Mexico area of the Navajo Reservation sometime during the mid to late 1980's. There is a Spirit Line woven into one corner from the pattern to the edge of the rug. This was done by the weaver to allow her Spirit to leave this weaving and allow her to continue weaving additional rugs in the future. This rug is about 45 inches long and 32 inches wide. The rug is in excellent condition with a very tight weave and no signs of wear. The colors are vibrant without bleeding and the designs of the pattern are sharp and clear.  This item is an authentic Navajo Rug or Weaving. The rug is done in the Ganado Red style and is about 32 inches wide and 45 inches long. This weaving was done by Marlene White sometime in the 1980s. The rug is in excellent conditiion with a real tight weave and has vibrant colors with no bleeding.  This item is an older Native American Woven Basket. It was made by the Havasupai Tribe of Arizona. I don't know the actual age of this particular basket, but it does appear to be an older Basket. It is about 11 and 1/2 inches across and 4 and 1/2 inches high. This Basket has a woven geometric design and is in Fair condition for its age. It is being sold AS IS. The weaving around the top rim of the Basket has been damaged and is missing in a number of places, with the most extensive being about 7 inches long. At the bottom of the Basket, the weaving hasd become damaged and is missing from one of the basket's ribs (see photos).  This item is a Native American plaque or tray. It was made by the Hopi Indians of Arizona sometime in the 1970's. This colorful woven plaque or tray is about 10 3/4 inches across. The center design of the tray is two colored weavings in the shape of a circle with 4 protruding stubs. There is some wear and broken strands around the center of the plaque. Otherwise, it is in great shape.

Navajo Rug - Ganado Red $800.00

  

Authentic Ganado Red Navajo Rug $800.00

  

Vintage Havasupai Indian Basket $100.00

  

Native American Hopi Basket $225.00
This is s Native American plaque or tray. It was made by the Pima Indians of Arizona sometime during the 1930's. The plaque or tray is a multicolored weaving of concentric circles. It is about 8 inches across. There is a wire with a brass bead inserted in the center of the plaque. This was apparently done by someone who wanted to diisplay it on a wall. The wire and bead can easilybe removed withiut causing any damage to the plaque. There is some wear along the rim, but otherwise this plaque is in very good condition.  This is a great older basket made by the Papago Indians of Arizona sometime during the 1930's. The basket is about 3 1/4 inches high and 6 inches across the op. It is about 4 1/4 inches across at the bottom. It has five traditional Papago geometric type dark designs woven from Devil's Claw into it. The basket has two worn spots on the bottom,but otherwise is in excellent condition.  Beautiful Large Genuine Woven Wool Navajo Rug 65" x 45 ". There are no moth holes or frayed edges. There was some old dog urine stains that I have cleaned by hand. The smell is gone but there is a still some faint remnants of yellow stain. I am certain that the stains can come out with professional cleaning. In any event it is a wonderful high quality Navajo rug.  Most attractive postcard - real photo ( Kodak AZO) – depicting 2 young girls, sitting in a boat at the sea shore. App. 1905. Unused, very fine condition.

1930's Native American Pima Basket $200.00

  

1930's Native American Papago Basket $125.00

  

Beautiful Large Genuine Woven Wool Navaj $1100.00

  

Old Australia: Photo of young Aborigines $24.00
M. CHINANA JEMEZ AMERICAN INDIAN MINI POTTERY WEDDING VASE. SIGNED ON THE BOTTOM. 2 1/4in TALL,2in WIDE. HAS SOME NICKS AND FLAKES ON THE PAINT AROUND THE RIM. NO CRACKS.  A beaded souvenir pillow handcrafted by Native Americans. This is the type that used to sold as souvenirs to tourists. I think probably from the Chippewa tribe as it was from the Mille Lacs Lake area in Minnesota. Measures 9 in. diameter. A 6 pointed star with beadwork of crossed American flags and beaded loops surrounding the edge. One loop is missing. It needs a cleaning and does have a tear in the fabric on the back side. Sold as found as I am uncertain as to how to clean it. I believe it is from the '30's era. Please view images carefully.  24 inches Long ** Silver Bead Necklace ** Crafteed by a Native American Artist ** Hollow Beads of Unusual 1 7/8 inch Long Tubular Beads with Round Stamped Groove Beads Another quality collectible from Doris Stephan's Antiques & Collectibles  7 1/2 inch Circumference Including 1 1/2 inch Opening ** Zuni ** Handcrafted Needlepoint Turquoise Set in Sterling Silver ** A Rare Beauty ** Circa 1960s ** Like New Another quality collectible from Doris Stephan's Antiques & Collectibles

CHINANA JEMEZ AMERICAN INDIAN MINI WEDDI $6.50

  

Beaded Souvenir Pillow $175.00

  

Hand Crafted Silver Beads $195.00

  

Turquoise Needlepoint Bracelet $250.00
Hangs 13 1/2 inches when on ** 118 Needlepoint Turquoise Stones Set in Sterling ** Outstanding Craftsmanship ** Very Beautiful ** Signed DM and Sterling ** One of a Kind ** Hand Crafted Another quality collectible from Doris Stephan's Antiques & Collectibles  This breast shield was made by Native Americans. I believe the base construction is of deer hide. Measures 21 in. diameter. Decorated with abalone shell buttons, beads, Leather, triangular pieces and what appears to be a red vegetable dye painted design. The back has bent wood for frame and handles. In good, undamaged condition. I'm not familiar or knowledgeable enough to describe the significance of the decorations but this woould make a fantastic wall hanging. The tribe of Chippewa was predominant in my area of Minnesota so perhaps this is of their heritage? Acquired from an estate sale near Mille Lacs Lake, Mn. I think this would be from the 1940's era, perhaps earlier. Due to its size it must be shipped usps parcel post.  3 polar bears walk towards a seal lying on it's back [dead?] Each has black paint details and all are mounted on a piece of whale baleen. unsigned, but identical to a signed example with a paper attached stating it was carved by Alaskan Inuit sea capitan, Simeon Patkotak. Much information about Simeon is found on the internet.  I have a matched set of these but am selling them separate so if you already have one of them,you do not have to have a double. She has a small amount of paint loss that would be common with a piece this old. She has Japan impressed into his back. The colors are really good and the detail is also. She has a small factory hairline under her dress on the right side and is about 3 1/2" tall.

Zuni Needlepoint Necklace $1095.00

  

Native American Breast Shield $550.00

  

carved Walrus on baleen polar bears & se

 

Vintage American Indian Porcelain Squaw $13.75
I have a matched set of these but am selling them separate so if you already have one of them,you do not have to have a double. He has a small amount of paint loss that would be common with a piece this old. He has Japan impressed into his back. The colors are really good and the detail is also. He has no damage and is about 3 1/2" tall.  I believe this bead covered gourd is Native American made. Perhaps sold as a souvenir? Possibly from the '40's-'50's era. Stands 7.5 in. tall. It measures approximately 4.5 in. diameter at the widest part. Beads are fine, tiny and all in good shape, I believe. Cork fits into the top so would have been a container for some kind of liquid.  Description: Authentic antique Ganado Navajo Rug that measures 59" x 32". It is hand woven wool. I have detected a two brown yarn in the white area that I believe are "Spirit Lines". They are usually a contracting yard that if found toward the border. I don't know the history of these extra threads. The overall condition of the rug is fair. I see no moth damage or fading of colors. The areas of damage are very repairable. There is some damage to the salvage edge some of with the weft strands. The one one of the ends there is some weak stitches. There are also a few spots here and there that are insignificant. I put in arrows on the pictures to point to the damage areas. And I have pointed out the "Spirit Lines". This rug will make display well even if you left it as is. Condition: fair Year: 1900 -1920 Height: 59 in. (149.86 cm) Width: 32 in. (81.28 cm)  Description: Navajo Yei Rug 60" x 29" . The condition is very good. It is vintage and there are a few insignificant imperfections but the overall condition is really very good. There are no holes or missing pieces.

Vintage Japan Porcelain American Indian $13.75

  

Gourd Container, Beaded Covering $125.00

  

Antique Ganado Navajo Rug Diamonds, Red $899.99

  

Navajo Yei Rug 60" x 29" $1459.00
Description: Native Alaskan,Inupiaq hand made Birch Bark Basket. It takes a great amount of talent and skill to weave bark into this pleasing diamond pattern. The condition is excellent. This is an authentic contemporary Inupiaq hand made treasure.Height: 4 in. (10.16 cm) Width: 7.5 in. (19.05 cm)  Have obtained some quality Native American Style Jewelry. Great pieces, keep checking back on new listings. Nice long chandelier earrings made out of bugle beads. Attractive mellow colors of black, soft baby pink, iridescent round pink, and solid white. The some beads are iridescent and shine nicely. For pieced earrings. Measuring 3-3/4 inches long when worn in the ears. Please make sure to view our other jewelry that will be listed. WE GLADLY COMBINE SHIPPING FOR ADDED SAVINGS. WE GLADLY SELL WORLDWIDE. Thanks for visiting Dogwood Trail Antiques.  Native American Good Luck Hanger--Made from yarn string of green, red and white--20 inches long and has hanger--From the 1970s  Native American Indian Statue--This wood figurine of an American Indian male is holding food and a fish--12 inches tall--Good condition--There are 2 of these for $22 each

Native Alaskan, Inupiaq hand made Birch $199.99

  

Pink and White Beaded Long Hanging Earri $18.00

  

Native American Good Luck Hanger $25.00

  

Native American Indian Statue $22.00
carved in the 3rd or 4th quarters of the 19th century in Maine by Penobscot/Pasamaquody Indians for early tourist trade. Early clubs were chip carved fron grey birch roots like this one. This club features a human like face carved below a bird shaped projection along with 2 other projections. Used mainly for ceremonial use as war with other tribes and the white settlers ceased many years before. Tribal members still create clubs today but they are not anywhere like this example. The patina on this club is is very fine condition and the club may have never been handled for over 125 years.  Bernard Tuglamena Katexac, (1922-1997) born on King Island, Alaska, resided in Nome, Alaska Bernard was a noted Inuit/Eskimo native artist. He did many beautiful drawings and created prints from same. He also scrimshawed walrus ivory. This tusk shows many facets of life near and on the sea and depicts life as it was on the King Island. He shows whale hunting and butchering the carcass, seal hunting, crab fishing, walrus hunting, walrus in the water, sleding, a community house readying for a celebration and a view of one of the houses on stilts on a hill, so unique to the King Island. signed and dated 1973 A little info on King Island; The island is about 1 mile (1.6 km) wide. It was once the winter home of a group of about 200 Inupiat who called themselves Aseuluk. The Aseuluk spent their winters engaging in subsistence hunting on King Island and their summers engaging in similar activities on the mainland near the location of present-day Nome, Alaska. After the establishment of Nome, the islanders began to sell intricate carvings to residents of Nome during the summer. By 1970, all King Island people had moved to Nome year-round. In 2005 and 2006 the National Science Foundation (NSF) funded a research project which brought a few King Island natives back to the Island. Some participants had not been back to the island in 50 years. The King Island Community eagerly awaits the projects results. The island was discovered by Capt. James Cook in 1778 and named for Lt. James King, a member of his party. It is part of the Bering Sea unit of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge.  Vintage Zuni Native American Indian Western Bolo Tie. Hand crafted Western Bolo Tie of Native American Zuni Indian Dancer with inlay of mother of pearl, onyx, coral, turquoise. Tips are decorated with circular rings. Unmarked. Circa 1950s to 1960s, I believe. Tie is Dark Brown leather. Metal seems to lightly attract a magnet, so plated probably steel. Tips are definitely steel. Measures approx 1.5 inches tall X 1.5 inches wide. Condition of metal is Nice with Minuscule signs of use. Leather does have a broken spot, with some missing leather, so cord does need replaced. I am no expert and not certain about the stones, they look inlaid, but may not be real stones. Very pretty Western Dress Neck Jewelry to wear or add to a collection.  Vintage Sancrest Native American Indian Bolo Tie Silver. A hand-crafted Native American design Western Bolo Tie. Full Native American Indian costume with headress. Signed with logo, Sancrest with R below. Circa 1950s to 1960s. Turquoise appears to be plastic, is not real stone. Metal appears to be Silver plated, as it is tarnished, but shines beautifully when rubbed with a silver cloth. Tie is Brown and Tan leather, which does show rub wear from the slide, in some places. Measures 3.5 inches tall X 1.5 inches wide. Condition is good. Some cord wear. Appears that it may have been dropped. One leg is slightly bent and with magnifying glass, looks like there may be a tiny bit of silverplate missing. Tips are steel and have some age spots. Very pretty Western Dress Neck Jewelry to wear or add to a collection.

Penobscot / Pasamaquody chip carved war cl

 

Alaskan scrimshawed walrus tusk signed $2500.00

  

Vintage Zuni Native American Indian West $18.95

  

Vintage Sancrest Native American Indian $34.95
I think this wall pocket that is made of animal horn may be a Native American item. Perhaps Buffalo horn? with a woven reed hanger and overlay. Measures 15 in. long and the top opening is 4 x 2.75 in. In very good, displayable condition.  This unique bank is handcarved and displays what appears to be a swastika but I have been informed it is a symbol used by Native Americans, especially when accompanied by a leaf shape. This bank measures 6.75 in. x 4.25 in. and is 4.25 in. tall. The bottom needs some minor repair but the hand carving referred to as Tramp Art is in very good condition. Please view images carefully. A wonderful example of this type of craft work.  Zuni or Navajo silver and turquoise necklace  Lillian Davids Fazzini, Whitman Publishing Company in Racine, Wisconsin, 96 pages, hardcover. Some tribes listed are: Apache, Blackfoot, Choctaw, Comanche, Creek, Crow, Dakotas, Delaware, Foxes, Iroquois, Mandans, Manhattan, Mohawk, Mohegan, Osage, Pawnee, Pequots, Sacs, Seminole, Seneca, Sioux, Wampanoag, Winnebagoes, Zuni and more! Color pictures of the tribes as well as samples of their pottery and household items.

Wallpocket, Horn, Reed hanger $95.00

  

Tramp Art Bank, $650.00

  

turquoise silver necklace signed Z Pien $150.00

  

Indians Of America $75.00


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