c 1910 PARADE of NATIVE PEOPLE FAGATOGA AMERICAN SAMOA

Native American, Fort Yuma Indian Reservation (California & Arizona), Yuma/Quechan peoples, ca. 1910 CE. A fine male Yuma doll, hand-modeled from unfired clay and dressed in a loin cloth made from red

Description: Circa 1910 Old Vintage Group Photograph; Depiction of the Native American Indians of the Tutuilla Presbyterian Church on the Umatilla Indian Reservation in Oregon. Many members, both youn

C. 1910 Native American canvas. CONDITION: Canvas has excellent color throughout. There are minor tears to the fabric, both in the field, and along the outer edges, mainly along the bottom sections le

Lot of (7) C. 1910 Native American portrait mugs, (2) signed Warwick W.V.. One has lines. Along with vase with Native American motif.

(4) C. 1910 Native American porcelain plates. Approx. 6" D..

Lot (2) pieces including C. 1910 Native American pen holder (11" L.), C. 1910 Native American match holder (7" L.).

Antique C 1910 Art Nouveau Native American Toothpick Holder. Measures 2.25 inches in height.

VINTAGE NAVAJO STERLING PENDANT W/ TIGER'S EYE & NECKLACE: Vintage, 20th c., Native American, Navajo People. Hand-cut medallion form pendant with reticulation is mounted with a tiger's eye cabochon su

NATIVE AMERICAN MAIDU BOWL C. 1910 H 2.7" DIA 5" Maidu. Black decoration against natural ground. Tightly woven grass reeds.

Native American Photo Album, c. 1910, possibly Navajo. Dates based on lack of automobiles, location based on snow, mission school or reservation, and sheepherders, approx. 60 photos, most with Indian

A pair of Northern Plains Native American beaded moccasins, c.1910-20s. Colorful red, orange, navy and light blue beads over hide. Measures 11.25" long, 4.25" wide. CONDITION NOTE: some areas of missi

Lot (5) pieces of C. 1910-1915 Fostoria milk glass. With Native American transfer. Tallest 8 1/2" Ht.. Some imperfections.

Non-traditional Native American painted cloth dress, c. 1910-1930, possibly Southern Plains, dyed and painted cotton with rolled tin cone fringe, 3/4 length sleeves, 39.5"l, 19"w, 5lbs (919) Start Pri

MONO LAKE PAIUTE NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKET VASE C. 1910, H 10", DIA 8":Eastern Miwok, Mono Lake Paiute area or Southern Washoe, Sierra Nevada.

A pair of cast iron bookends. c.1910. Formed as portrait busts of a Native American Indian Chief in full headdress...Sitting Bull. Measures 5.5" high, 4.5" wide, 2.75" deep. Unsigned.

Native American Indian Navajo Red Mesa Textile c.1910; a regional style textile; hand spun wool, natural and aniline dyes, handwoven in the hues of red, green, gray, orange, brown Length: 91 1/2 inche

c. 1910, wood backboard covered in leather with applied beadwork; a hood of thin wooden rods to protect head of baby; 42"h; baby enclosure 29"NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders durin

SST. Maker's marked, "Chase De Le Shaunt." C. 1910 Deerfoot Rye "The Winning Whiskey" tin lithograph serving tray. CONDITION: Tray has good color with areas of staining and rusting. Sign shows four pa

E. A. Burbank, native american child, St. Michael's (School), Arizona. Conte crayon with gouache highlights. Artist signed and location lower right. c 1910. 9 1/2" x 9" viewed. Frame: 16" x 14". Very

Native American sepia-tone on vellum, White Bull - Umatilla, copyright photograph c.1910 by Edward Sheriff Curtis, matted & framed under glass, VG+ cond, 17"H x 14"W.

WOOD BOW with paint decoration; 35.25"; along with SKIN DRUM, c. 1910, holding drum with paint decoration stretched over wood frame, raffia ties; 14.75"; 16" diam. (out of c

Framed Apache beaded drawstring pouch, c. 1910-1930, showing beads in floral and geometric patterns, with leather fringe to bottom, some loss to beading, approx 12"h, 7"w, 0.5lbs Start Price: $100.00

Marked on margin From copyright 1910 photograph, by E.S.Curtis. Plate 229, A flathead Chief, photo engraving by John Andrew & Son. depicts the a portrait of an elderly Native American Chief with braid

Navajo Antique Third Phase Chief's Blanket . An exceptional example of Native American Art circa 1910Antique Navajo chief's blanket, c. 1910, American Southwest, Third Phase design. Natural Dyes, blac