Native American Indians camping oil on canvas by John Terelak Native American Indians painting of indians camping, oil on canvas by John Terelak. This painting depicts Native American Indians camping in the woods near a lake side on a sunny afternoon. This well executed painting measures 53 by 78 inches inside its original frame that measures 82 and one half inches by 58 inches.John Charles Terelak is recognized as one of America's finest living impressionists. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, he received formal art instruction at the Vesper George School of Fine Art. Terelak's love of paint and canvas and his thorough understanding of color theory and paint technique eventually led him to become Headmaster of the Gloucester Academy of Fine Art. He is also a past President of The New England Watercolor Society. His paintings are included in thousands of private and public collections throughout the United States. Included are the Andrew Mellon Foundation, Sheraton Corporation, Winthrop Financial Corporation, Prudential Insurance Company, Bank of Boston, Shawmut Bank, State Street Bank, Boston, and Sterling-Regal Publishing Company.Mr. Terelak's private collectors are many prominent persons from the business world, the entertainment and sports industries, and the art community itself. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***  

Robert Bernice Leekya Zuni jewelry 14k gold turquoise bolo tie Robert and Bernice Leekya Zuni jewelry bolo tie featuring a large natural Kingman Turquoise nugget with matching tips mounted in 14k yellow gold. Robert Leekya's work in gold is extremely rare. This heavy, solid 14k gold bolo measures 2 by 3 inches with a 2 by 1 and one quarter inch single turquoise nugget. The tie is braided dark brown leather. Robert Leekya is the son of famous fetish carver Leekya Deyuse. When his children entered school, Mr. Deyuse requested that they take his first name as their surname. All of his children (Alice, Sarah, Elizabeth, Robert and Roger) did so. Robert and his brother Roger and sister Elizabeth became silversmiths. His sisters Alice Leekya Homer and Sarah Leekya (Homer) are known as fetish carvers. Museum link to other examples of his work: http://www.ohio.edu/museum/zuni/r_leekya.html Link to a bracelet for sale: http://www.heardmuseumshop.com/browse.cfm/4,4323.html
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9 framed hand colored lithographs of American Indians McKenny Hall 9 framed hand colored 19th century lithographs of American Indians by McKenny Hall. Each print is original and measures 12 by 16 inches. They are newly framed. Each frame measures 21 and one half inches by 18 inches. All are in very good original condition. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***  

Modern Southwest abstract Painting Modern Southwest abstract Painting signed lower right. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***  

Wisha Tso Native American Navaho Indian hammered copper bowl Wisha Tso Native American Navaho Indian hammered copper bowl. This Navajo bowl is a museum quality work of art. It was hammered painstakingly by hand to a perfect form. A traditional Navaho Indian design motif is hammered all around the inside top edge. The inside of the bowl is hammered to resemble snakeskin and the outside is hammered smooth. Beautiful rich patina. Measures 11 and one half inches across, 3 and one half inches high, and about a sixteenth of an inch thick. This is a rare piece. The Navahos did little copper work. ** This item has been SOLD and and is not available for purchase. If you want to know the amount it sold for, go to www.OneofAKindAntiques.com .. click the red and black ARCHIVES HOMEPAGE logo, then insert the item #:6414 and fill out the form. There is a small charge for this service.  

The Red Side Peronage Navajo sand painting by Tom Yozzie Native American Indian art. The Red Side Personage. The back reads "This is a painting of the red sided personage of the night chart. He is wearing a headgear of basket decorated with robin feather and its right hand he is holding a rattle of gourd decorated with turkey feather. In its left hand is the bow decorated with eagle tail feather. The white streaks crossing each other in its body are sun radiants. The painting is made with natural color sandstone, charcoal and sands. Apprentice Navjo Sand painter Tom Yozzie." The back board measures 16 and one quarter by 23 and one quarter inches. The sand painting measures 14 and one half inches by 7 and one half inches. Excellent condition.** This item has been SOLD and and is not available for purchase. If you want to know the amount it sold for, go to www.OneofAKindAntiques.com .. click the red and black ARCHIVES HOMEPAGE logo, then insert the item #:6400 and fill out the form. There is a small charge for this service.  

Native American Indian Chief carved wood sculpture Native American Indian Chief carved wood sculpture. This is a wonderful well executed carving of an Indian Tribal Chief with full feather head dress. This sculpture was purchase on a reservation in the 1960 to 1970's. Measures 30 inches high by 16 inches wide and 7 inches deep. Hand carved by a master carver from a sold block of wood. Excellent condition and detail. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***  

Native American squash blossom silver and turquoise necklace Native American squash blossom silver and turquoise necklace. This necklace has beautifully matched turquoise srones. It was made between 1930 and 1950 and hangs 16 and one half inches long. The pendant measures 4 and three quarter inches by 3 and three quarter inches. Excellent condition. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply.  

Vintage Native American silver turquoise old pawn squash blossom necklace Vintage Native American silver turquoise old pawn squash blossom necklace. This American Southwest silver necklace measures 16 inches long with a three inch pendant inset with blue and blue green turquoise. All hand made by a native American Indian in the 1960's. Excellent condition. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply.  

Native American quill abalone bead deerskin neck wrap Native American quill abalone bead deerskin neck wrap. This Native American Jewelry piece was designed to be worn as a neck collar. Measures 14 inches across its front and has two 9 and one half inch deer skin tie strings. The quills each measure 2 inches long. This piece dates from the 1960 period of Native American jewelry. ** This item has been SOLD and and is not available for purchase. If you want to know the amount it sold for, go to www.OneofAKindAntiques.com .. click the red and black ARCHIVES HOMEPAGE logo, then insert the item #:5337 and fill out the form. There is a small charge for this service.  

Eskimo walrus tusk cribbage board c1911 This Inuit Eskimo scrimshaw etched cribbage board measures 20 and one half inches long and is dated April 14 1911 on its reverse. The Eskimos learned to make cribbage boards form contacts with whalers in the mid 19th century. This Walrus tusk depicts walrus and fish. There is one chip and a one half inch line crack at the end where the tusk met the walrus. ** This item has been SOLD and and is not available for purchase. If you want to know the amount it sold for, go to www.OneofAKindAntiques.com .. click the red and black ARCHIVES HOMEPAGE logo, then insert the item #:5327 and fill out the form. There is a small charge for this service.  

Christina Naranjo Native American Pueblo Indian pottery jar Santa Clara Santa Clara Pueblo pottery. Christina Naranjo (1891 - 1980) - Santa Clara. Christina Naranjo was a sister of Margaret Tafoya, Camilio Tafoya & the mother of noted potters Mary Cain, Teresita Naranjo & Mida Tafoya. Christina was known for her deeply carved, traditional style of pottery which emphasized very classic designs. This large jar is a wonderful shape and is in excellent condition. There are three small glaze bubbles in one area that each measure less than one eighth of an inch that occurred during the firing process, and a few very tiny pin head size wear flakes on the neck. We have provided a picture of this area for your review. Measures 8 and one quarter inches high, 9 and one quarter inches in diam with a 4 and five eighths inch opening at the top.** This item has been SOLD and and is not available for purchase. If you want to know the amount it sold for, go to www.OneofAKindAntiques.com .. click the red and black ARCHIVES HOMEPAGE logo, then insert the item #:4996 and fill out the form. There is a small charge for this service.  

David Dawson sterling silver jewelry bracelet Kwakiutl Eskimo tribe David Dawson sterling silver jewelry bracelet Kwakiutl Eskimo tribe. This well made handmade vintage piece of Eskimo jewelry was made by Daivd Dawson a very well know craftsman of the Kwakiutl tribe. This bracelet measures 3 quarters of an inch wide by 2 and one quarter inches across inside. Signed inside and dated 1986. The Kwakiutl were one of the major tribes of the Northwest Coast and once encompassed other nearby tribes such as the Bella Bella, Kitimat, Makah and Nootka, with whom they are linguistically related. Their villages were typical of the Northwest Coast, with large cedar plank houses and intricately carved totem poles, representing the animals with whom a particular family might be religiously associated. Before European contact, they numbered over 15,000. Today that number has been reduced to those scattered from their original homelands and around 4,000 who inhabit N Vancouver Island and the adjacent mainland of British Columbia, Canada. They are heavily engaged in fishing and farming practices. With their southern neighbors, the Nootka, they make up the Wakashan branch of the Algonquian-Wakashan linguistic group. Taken from http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il.us/NativeAmericans/Kwakiutl.html ...SOLD.... This item has been SOLD and is no longer available for purchase. If you want to know the SELLING PRICE of this item click onto the STORE PHOTOGRAPH above or the home logo below and then click the SOLD ITEMS LIKE KIND ARCHIVED APPRAISAL SECTION HOMEPAGE insert item # 4903 and fill out the form provided.  

Maria Santana San Ildefonso Pueblo Pottery bowl signed This is an exceptional black jar with an mirror-like burnish. Traditionally, Maria would have made the bowl, her sister Clara would have polished it, her daughter-in-law Santana would have painted it, and her son, Adam would have fired it. It appears that this was the case. This bowl is a fine example of their work. It is in good condition, displaying the expected amount of very minor surface scratches for a piece of this age, with no breaks, cracks, etc. It is signed Maria & Santana and would have been made in the in the 1950-1960 span. Measures 6 and three quarter inches wide by 3 inches high. To read a bio on Maria go to this website address http://www.mariapottery.com/bio/bio.html
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Maria Marie Santana San Ildefonso Pueblo Pottery jar signed Maria Martinez (1884-1980) San Ildefonso Pueblo Pottery. This Maria jar is signed on the base Marie and Santana and was made between 1944 and 1954. She signed her name either Marie or Maria. This one is typical of the style made in that time period. The band around the upper part of the vessel is decorated in precise matte black designs. The jar is in good condition displaying the expected amount of wear scratches for a piece of this age, without breaks, cracks, etc. Signed Marie & Santana pieces are highly collected. This Pueblo pottery jar measures four inches high and five inches wide. To read a bio on Maria go to this website address http://www.mariapottery.com/bio/bio.html
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