Big Fall Phoenix Auction 2009

Very colorful, signed (lower left corner) original oil on canvas depicting two riders in Navajo Land - name unrecognized. 23-1/2" x 35-1/2"...

Full-color laser print titled "Old Wind Woman", signed. 11-1/2" x 15-1/2" (13-1/2" x 17-1/2" framed) Circa 1993

Signed original oil on canvas - "Buffalo on the Move". 10" x 28" Circa 1992

Signed original acrylic on brown velour of a Native mother and child. 21-1/2" x 17-1/2" (25" x 21" framed) Circa 1970s

Bengi Shirly, Jet and turquoise stone-to-stone inlay sunface bracelet with turquoise needlepoint work. 5" plus 1-1/4" gap x 2-1/2" wi...

Earlier version double-necked wedding vase with avian forms, twist handle, and unique shape. 10-5/8" x 5-1/2" Circa 1940s

Hand stitched moose hide slippers with embroidered flowers. 8-1/2" Circa 1950

Hand stitched moose hide slippers with embroidered flowers. 9" Circa 1950

Both pairs made from tanned moose hide, hand stitched and with floral embroidering. 4-1/2", 6" Circa 1950

A finer and smaller version of the above. 3-1/2", 4-1/2" Circa 1950

Fine, framed graphic print of a Native subject in a blanket. 14" x 11" (22-3/4" x 18-1/2" framed) Circa 1994

Fine signed original gouache on colored paper depicting a peyote fan and rattle in carved overall pattern. 14 x 14" (22" x 22" framed...

M & R Romer, Large, thin-walled water jar with intricate overall carved design. 11-1/2" x 15" Early 2000s

Small brass bell strung on strands of glass tradebeads. 22" Mid 1900s

Made in the honor and likeness of, Geronimo by this princess of the Shilaguamish. 11" x 8" plus 10" fringe Circa 2009

Very finely beaded short bag done using the smallest beads made - feels more like fabric. 19" x 6" Circa 1970s

Old painted turkey feather headdress with sinew lazy stitch beaded brow band and ribbon drops - in museum display case. 33" x 39" (39-1/2&...

Jose L. Quesada, Fine, thin-walled snake effigy pot done in black-on-black. 3-1/2" x 5" Late 1990s

Cheyenne-style ceremonial necklace with pony beads and carved wooden "finger bones". 24" Late 1900s

All purchased in Kotzebue, Alaska, two of mammoth ivory, one of fossilized walrus ivory, all three in human form. Largest 4-5/8" Late 1800s