12th C. Native American Hohokam Fiber Bag w/ Stone Idol

Early 20th C. Antique Apache Basket w/ Bi-Colored Motif. Apache, Jicarilla tradition. Northeastern New Mexico. Willow fiber and choke cherry pigment. Diameter: 15 in. Height: 4 in. In very fine condit

Native American, Southwestern United States, Arizona, Salt River Valley area, Hohokam people, ca. 12th to 14th century CE. A large slab-style metate, carved from volcanic stone, displaying a porous su

**Originally Listed At $500** New World, US Southwest, ca. mid 20th century CE. A unique 12 karat gold ring with a long, ovoid turquoise stone inlaid into its rounded bezel. The gold surface has been

NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ALGONQUIN BANDOLIER BAG 19TH.C. H 20" W 14" Beadwork on black velvet ground. Beaded fringe at edge.

Native American Beaded Bag & Stone Tool, leather bag size 8" H x 6" W not including the fringe. Stone tool is 4.25" L

NATIVE AMERICAN, OJIBWAY BANDOLIER BAG, C. 1890, H 45 1/2", W 15", D 1 3/4":Anonymous Native American bag, made of fabric, thread, glass beads, and trade yarn.

Native American Iroquois or Cree Beaded Octopus Bag, late 19th century and Two Beaded Cloth Pouches,Framed. Provenance: Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Sizes: 1) 39'' x 9.75'' (99 x 25 cm); 2) 11

**Originally Listed At $200** Native American, Pacific Northwest, probably Tlingit, ca. mid 20th century CE. A pretty pipe with a dark wooden stem - probably made from cedar - and a carved stone bowl

Native American Zuni Sterling Multi-Stone Bracelet by C. Walela, signed by artist, inside measures 6.25'' which includes opening x .25''W, stones included are turquoise, pink mother of pearl, opal, co

2 Prehistoric Native American Hohokam Stone Arrowheads, longest measures 1.25''L x 7/16''W, found in Maricopa County Arizona, the longest is a Snaketown Triangular Straight Base and comes with provena

Plateau Native American beaded pipe bag, c. 1890-1910, Columbia River Region, Pacific Northwest, deer hide, glass beads, decorated with a panel of leaves and flowers, fringe along bottom, 19"h x 7"w (

Believed to have belonged to Bill Winneshak son of John Winneshak, Chief of The Winnebago Wisconsin Rapids C. 1895. Not verified by WYA.

Native American Sioux stone head club with beaded leather and sinew, early 20th c., approx. 13.5"l, 4"w at stone, total: 1.95lbs *Provenance: Estate of James E. Rubins (1916-2006), a longtime teacher

Brand New Native American Navajo Sterling Silver Channel Inlay Earrings by C. Webster, stamped sterling U.S.A. and hallmarked, measure 1.25''L x .5''W, beautiful stone combination of buffalo turquoise

A group of 3 Great Lakes beaded Native American objects, Ojibway style. 20th century. ++ Beaded panel. 46"h x 5"w 46"h x 5"w.++ Beaded Bandolier bag. USA, Ojibway style. 46"h x 19"w x 1/8"d.++ Beaded

**Originally Listed At $200** South America, Bolivia, Aymara People, Eucaliptos Region, ca. mid 20th century CE. A bright, finely-woven coca bag of camelid fibers with a braided shoulder strap. Repeat

(lot of 2) Native American sterling silver jewelry suite, stamped W. Denetdale (Will Denetdale, Navajo, 20th c.), with inset purple stone, possibly sugilite, including: (1) cuff bracelet, on a split s

Native American Leather Bag With Tassels & Heavily Beaded Indian Portrait. Not signed. c. 1930's. Fine bead work with small beads. Excellent condition. Image is 9"w x 15"h. Frame is 16"w x 22"h. Est.

This circa 1900 Nez Perce Corn Husk bag with Germantown Yarn is a beautiful piece of Native American art and history. Measuring 11.25" H by 9.75" W, this bag is in well-kept good condition with no app

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast (probably southern Alaska), Tlingit people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A lovely basket comprised of tightly-woven reeds and grass fibers to form a cylin

Native American plateau beaded bag, believed to be c.1960s, red, yellow and blue arrow and diamond beaded forms one side, overall: 11.5"h, 11"w, 0.75lbs Start Price: $80.00

Native American sterling silver cuff bracelet, W. Denetdale (Will Denetdale, Navajo/ Dine, 20th c.), five stone cabochons, stamped designs, approx 0.75"w, interior: approx 6"l, gap: approx 1 1/8"w, 37

Native American silver (content unknown) cuff bracelet, signed Effie C. (Effie Calavaza, Zuni Pueblo, b.1928), five turquoise stones set in serrated bezels, entwined by two serpents, approx 0.75"w, in

Native American hand-woven flat corn husk bag, possibly Nez Perce, features repeating geometric patterns. American flag mark in center. Measures 17"H x 12"W. Condition report: Good condition, please e