High Noon Western Americana Auction

Black Moccasin-Hidatsa Chief18” highBronze on marble and wood baseSigned, dated, numberedJohn Coleman 2006 20/35 John Coleman, b 1949A native C

4” diameter, quilled, painted and fringed with a hard parfleche back. Mounted on a custom metal stand. Great patina and condition, c 1880

13” x 23” multicolored geometric designs on native tanned hide. Beadwork at the sides and flap, and lane stripes on the front. Dyed horsehair tin-cone

12” female form, canvas body, native tanned hide dress, blue trade cloth, beaded leggings and quilled moccasins. Great use and patina. Fine condition,

13” male form, muslin cloth body with native tanned hide shirt, leggings and moccasins. Blue trade breechcloth, beaded face and braided hair. Fine con

13” female form with a fully beaded yoke in green, red and blue beads, beaded belt, knife sheath and leggings. Great face and braided hair. Fine condi

7” fully quilled, yellow, purple and blue geometric designs on red field, native tanned hide. Fine condition with minor quill loss, c 1890

a) 5” long, fully beaded, multicolored, geometric designs on native tanned hide. Fine condition, c 1890; b) 6” long, blue and butterscotch beadwork o

12” x 22” multicolored beaded geometric designs at the sides and on flap. Red, yellow and blue lane striped quillwork with wool tufts on front of bags

32” long with 29” waist. Multicolored, quilled, floral and bird designs on front pockets and floral designs and fringe down each leg. Cloth lined at t