American Indian Art at Auction

7.5" x 9.25", signed in negative "Eagle Elk-Sioux", coyright 1898 F.A. Rinehart, Omaha, No. 875." Stamped on rear, "Th...

octagonal steel ration token dated "1875," and inscribed with title above, reverse marked "Good for 10 Pounds Meat," nearly 1&qu...

Halberd-type tomahawk with original wooden handle, illustrated in Hartzler & Knowles, "Indian Tomahawks and Frontiersmen Belt Axes," p...

hand-forged, and stamped "D. Sharpe" near the butt. The head with a tear-dropped eyelet, 4.25" x 3.25" showing evidence of heav...

probably 18th-century. Classic example of a rare, early type with two bands of pewter inlaid into wooden handle, with pewter end caps, pipe-tomahawk w

circa 1845-55. Hand-forged steel, with Jourdain's signature inlaid brass crescent, decorated with a series of six tiny "punches"; the...

composed of two carved and slotted wooden sides, each fitted with a catlinite inset, with five circular molds, three approximately .30 caliber, one .3

19th-century. Possibly Great Lakes or Northern Plains, with great polished patina; 42.25" long. Deaccessioned from the Western Reserve Historic...

probably Great Lakes region. Inked museum accession number; 48.5" long. Excellent.

with ends carved with notched scallops,and with fine polished patina; 43" long. Probably Chippewa or Winnebago. Deaccessioned from the Western ...

each with thread-sewn beadwork in overlay stitch, colors in cobalt, translucent red, and translucent blue on a pale variegated-blue bead background, s

each with sinew-sewn beadwork in colors of royal, cobalt, medium blue, red, orange-red, pink, dark green, and silver tone on a white beaded backgroun

each of buffalo hide with sinew-sewn beadwork in colors of dark blue, pink, yellow, and translucent green, with designs of diamonds on top, and with h

lot of 2. Includes one on which artisan used ultra-small beads on moccasin with a velvet cuff bound with red trade cloth and beaded in colors of pale

lot of 3. Includes a pair collected by Charles Manchester of Akron while a judge in Indian Territory, OK, with a stylized floral motif in colors of pi

all thread-sewn, with a notched throat decorated with a lane of black and white seed beads, margins with mauve and black beads, and main decorative pa

pair, each with a thread-sewn rose bouquet on the front and with a bunch of daisies on the reverse, and with fur trim at the cuff, wrist, and top of t

pair, each with thread(?)-sewn beadwork in overlay technique and with design of flowers and butterflies, in colors of red, red-orange, yellow, orange,

with finely embroidered floral decorations in bright cotton threads of various colors; 8.50" x 4.5" Deaccessioned from the Western Reserve...

Glengarry style, constructed of black twill-weave wool trimmed with red trade cloth, decorated on top and sides with a star and foliate motifs, thread