A Guro heddle pully Ivory Coast, the two wide supports below a large head, with elongated nose, slit mouth and crescent eyes, beneath high curving...

A Guro heddle pulley Ivory Coast, the figural pulley with wide supports leading to an elongated neck below a female head, with jutting mouth, a sm...

An Apache beaded hide pouch Late fourth quarter 19th century, the round, soft hide decorated with a beaded rondel on a sun motif in red, white and...

A Western Apache model cradle with doll Fourth quarter 19th century, the hide stretched onto a wood hoop frame with slats on the bottom, the hide ...

Two Plains beaded dolls Each dressed in buckskin clothing, with applied hair and beaded facial details, and beaded moccasins and leggings, one wit...

A Plains Ghost Dance doll Lakota (Sioux), double-faced doll, dressed in tanned leather dress with fringes, painted with white stars, crescents, an...

Two Northern Plains beaded cloth dolls Apsáalooke (Crow), fourth quarter 19th century, the larger in navy cloth with red cloth edges, decorated wi...

Three Plains wood bows One with sinew string attached, one with partial sinew string, the third without. lg. 43 1/2, 40, and 38 in. Footnotes: P...

A small Katsina doll Hopi, with a white kilt, pink shirt with yellow arms and neck, the case mask with long snout and black eyes, with stepped, pa...

Two contemporary katsina dolls Each signed, 'M Lucario,' one depicting Crow Mother katsina. ht. 9 3/4 and 8 3/4 in. For further information on t...

An Apache polychrome pictorial olla The squat basket designed with vertical stepped lines, with floating crosses and standing male figures. ht. 8...

A petite Havasupai pictorial olla The tightly woven basket decorated around the exterior with vertical key devices and stacked eagle motifs. ht. ...

Three newspaper prints of fishing 'Salmon fishing on the Tobique river New Brunswick,' 'Indians fishing for salmon in Oregon,' and 'Unalachleet: I...