Two Northwest Coast Chilkat blanket fragments

Subject: Northwest Coast Cheif in Chilkat Blanket Medium: Watercolor Age: Estimated maybe around 1950. However it is very hard to tell other than its older. Provenance: Gerald Sigvaldason Coll

Contemporary, the first: made by Catherine Herrold Troeh, Chinook tribe, inscribed fabric label verso, applied felt and button eagle on a blue woolen ground, within a red woolen button-embellished bor

NATIVE AMERICAN NORTHWEST COAST CHILD'S CEREMONIAL CHILKAT BLANKET, the woven panel dyed yellow, blue-green, and black, depicting a central mask surrounded by clan symbols and stylized natural forms,

two argulite totems 8 1/2" tall and 6" tall and button blanket, 25 1/2" x 26" SHIPPING: Shipping available within the Continental USA (excludes insurance) $40. International buyers are responsible for

20th century,ÿboth polychrome decorated with articulated mouths and cedar bark "hair", one with handle and signed "CT 35 78/RNY(?) ", length 13 in.; other indistinctly signed "Raven By Parcy Day (?)

Late 20th/21st Century Two works: A carved cedar mask by D. A. Weir with painted features and strands of hair (b. 1939-40, Haida Gwaii) Inscribed to verso: Watchman / Haida / Warrior / D.A. Weir

Each stamped with a broken arrow maker's mark Comprising a tiered bib necklace (20.5" L x 4.75" H x 5.325") and a cuff bracelet (6.5" C x 1" H, wrist opening: 1.25") each with orca motif and two-tone

Two Northwest Coast wood staffs Including a Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) staff designed as a stack of totemic animals and figures; and a Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl) staff of undulate form and surmounted by a

Late 20th/21st Century Two works: A carved cedar mask by D. A. Weir with painted features and strands of hair (b. 1939-40, Haida Gwaii) Inscribed to verso: Watchman / Haida / Warrior / D.A. Weir

Mid-20th Century Two works: A Lene Atti basket (20th Century, Tlingit/Alaskan) Beach grass and dyed sealgut 6" H x 6.5" Dia. A lidded basket with polychrome geometric motif and domed lid

Two Northwest Coast pictorial beaded panels Likely Tlingit, comprising a bib-shaped chief's collar, beaded with a two-headed bird on red stroud cloth, together with a detached rectangular panel with

Two Northwest Coast copper knives 20th century, the longer with a leather-wrapped handle and flat copper pommel with a clan totem face, the smaller with decorated blade, and bark-wrapped handle. lg. 2

Mid-20th Century or Later Two works: A polychrome carved wood mask by Gary Rice with cedar bark strip hair and four feathers (b. 1930s, Coast Salish) Inscribed verso: Atlakam Mask / "Cannibal" /

Two Northwest Coast Items including a model totem pole and an etched copper ladle Heights: 8 and 8 ½ inches 
 
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Two pieces A large silver cuff bracelet Mid-20th Century Unmarked With etched totem motif 6.75" C x 2" W, wrist opening: 1") A Patty Fawn silver cuff bracelet (20th Century, Kwakiutl) <

Comprises: 1.) Sculpture modeled as wearing snowshoes and fishing. 2.) Sculpture modeled as carrying buckets. [9 1/2" and 11 1/2" H; 15" and 7" L].

Two Northwest Coast Carved and Painted Spoons ca. 1900 From the Kitwanga Collection 10" L. and 10 3/4" L. Good Collection

Two Northwest Coast Prints. "Big Beaver" and "Cormorant Design". Both are color serigraphs from 1981 and 1982. Both are pencil signed, titled, dated, and numbered from editions of 400 Sight: 12" x 9"

Washington State, probably Makah baskets, both with plaited cedar bases and twined polychrome decorative bands; oblong basket, 3-1/2 x 10-1/2 in.; round with orange, green and purple bands, 2-3/4 x 5-

Two Northwest Coast Imbricated Basketry Items including a storage basket and a baby cradle Length of cradle: 31 inches HID03101062020 &copy; 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

Two Northwest Coast Style Jewelry Articles Length of bracelet 5 7/8 x opening 1 1/8 x width 1 1/4 inches including a silver cuff bracelet and a pendant

Mid 20th century. Carved wood with original paint. Larger has more age and turquoise accents, 13.5"h., smaller has animal crest, 12"h.

Two Northwest Coast Native American Wood Carvings. First Signed "Chris Carl Joseph, Thunder Bird Wild Man Bg." Second Marked "R. Mountain Kwakiutl." Approximately 17.25H x 4.25W in. Approximately 17.6

Northwest Coast hand carved eagle and ladle.