Historic Fine Art & American Indian Art Auction: to benefit a prominent children's charity*

Northeastern glutton bowl of the Late Classic Period, circa 1870. Carved heads function as handles 3 ½ inches (height) x 10 ½ inches (dia...

Paiute lidded vessel covered with seed beads, circa last quarter of the 19th century. 7 inches (height) x 3 ½ inches (diameter)

Plains flute; second quarter of the 20th century. Hollowed wood is decorated with three ribbons. 22 ½ inches (length) x 2 ½ inches (diame...

An Eastern Woodlands Pictorial Case, c. 1850. A classic period pictorial case; the case has two decorated panels. Both portray human figures (with pip

Great Basin beaded bowl, last quarter of the 19th century; woven interior, decorated externally with seed beads. 2 ¾ inches (height) x 4 inch...

California sash, c.1870; Pitt River design. The sash is loom beaded with a stacked "W" motif, alternating in yellow, blue, pink and black/...

Northern California dentalium shell necklace, second quarter of the 20th century. Strung dentalium shells are interspersed with black, orange and gree

Inuit trade bead necklace, late 19th or early 20th century. 16 inches (length)

The complete series of 18 prints, by Maud Oakes: "Where the Two Came to their Father: A Navajo War Ceremony." In 1941, the artist, Maude ...

Four photogravures of the Plains and its native inhabitants: "The Council Pipe", "Chief Red Whip", "Scouts on the March&q...