NATIVE AMERICAN "THE CHIEF" COUNTERTOP ADVERTISING DISPLAY

Unique vintage 1950s Mohawk Carpets Native American Tommy Mohawk drumming boy lighted motion advertising countertop display with Walt Disney history. Tommy Mohawk was a cartoon character used by Mohaw

Each chalkware lollipop display includes some product and shows mild paint loss. Figures include 1 - Chief Watta Pop Native American figure and 1 - pug dog. Condition (Very Good). Size Largest: 9-1/2"

A Native American Chief holding a pipe, sitting with his legs crossed that form a small bowl. It is a molded chalk figure, painted in an array of vibrant colors to match the earth tone clothing wear.

Twentieth century. Plaster Native American countertop advertising figure. Repair and wear, missing item from right hand. Possibly from a cigar store, 17.25"h. Plaster stag head on shield back, repaire

7"x14"x14" Carborundum Sharpening Stones 4-drawer wooden countertop display case with Native American logo

Sure Shot Chewing Tobacco tin advertising display box with native american Indian hunter motif. Early 20th Century. 10.5" x 15" x 7.5". No top piece. Several breaks to bottom. Dents and bends resultin

Antique advertising store display with Native American Indian. Devoe and Raynolds Co. New York Chicago. Founded 1754. The first American paint makers. In original wood box. Box measures 7 ¼ squ

Tin face display with metal body. Tin face is in fair condition, showing areas of wear and staining. Metal body shows minor wear and tarnishing, but overall very nice. A very nice displaying piece of

This porcelain advertising artifact features a Native American chief wearing a feathered headdress. The text "Red Indian Motor Oil" appears above the chief, and "In Cans For Your Protection" is writte

Lot (4) pieces including counter top display "ART ESKIMO" (20" x 15"), (2) prints signed "Tuoti" (11" x 15" and 11" x 8 1/2"), textile art (15" x 17").

This lot of two is made up of 1- penny cigarettes trade stimulator, housed in oak with a decal of a Native American Chief on the front of the red wooden base. Use the wooden poker to release balls, "A

All hand carved wooden bottle casket in the form of a Native American chief holding cigars in his hand, possibly made as a countertop figure in a tobacco shop. He is made in 2 halves which are hinged

Metal tray. 10.2" x 13.5". Native American chief illustration,

All Mid-20th c., Including: Cast iron Indian Head National Bank (Manchester, NH) advertising bank, c. 1960s, copper painted surface, 5" high; Cast metal Native American bust bank with "Bunker Hill" me

[Tobacco] Crüwell–Tabak “Jnka”. Germany, ca. 1920. Lithograph in colors advertising the tobacco brand featuring a Native American chief smoking a pipe. 32 x 23”. Metal rod

Twentieth century. Wooden store boxes, some with advertising, and several framed prints of farm animals. Together with a portrait of a Native American chief. Varying condition.

Lithograph bright color Indian chief fob advertising for trademark house of quality - Fleck Bros. Co. Plumbing and Steam Supply, Phila. White Head and Co., New Jersey.

Antique Lithographed Tin Native American Indian Chief Superfina Cigar Tobacco Advertisement Tray. Approximately 2.5L x 2.5W in.

A vintage artisan hand carved wood trade display sculpture. A figural polychrome work modeled as a traditional tobacco cigar store Native American Indian chief, with carved relief details including co

Lot of two 1950s Blackstone Super Chief Native American lighted hood ornaments. They vary in condition with fading, chrome loss, pitting, and wear from use and age. Both still display well.

Vintage Iroquois Indian Beer Metal Advertising Tray with Chief. 1842. International Breweries Inc. Buffalo N.Y. Diameter 13"

Seven advertising items. One Mobil pegasus gas globe. It is cracked. One small advertising De-Nobili cigar display case. Long Island, NY. Five advertising tins.

rated 8.5, 16.5"x13.5"x7", the metal counter display has excellent color and shine, has light wear, has a couple dings and paint chips in the field, back door is missing, is from Sioux Falls, South Da

Hershey’s Chocolate Countertop Display Rack. American, ca. 1950s. Metal advertising merchandise rack display for bars of chocolate. Brown with silver lettering, marked on reverse Property of Her