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An Inuit wood Janus head 19th century, the large head projecting from a short shaft, one face smiling, the other side with downturned mouth, each ...

An Inuit effigy carving Weathered, carved as a stylized male figure standing with legs slightly spread, with rectangular torso and curved shoulder...

Two Inuit wood heads 19th century, including a large wood head with small slit mouth, long squared nose, and heavy brow, pierced at the crown; tog...

An Inuit torso St Lawrence Island, Okvik period, made from walrus tusk, the torso with engraved designs on both sides, (missing the front of the h...

A Den'a (Athapascan) hide quiver The soft hide quiver decorated on one side with quillwork, with hide and twisted quill fringe from the central mo...

A Contemporary Northwest Coast silver and argillite pendant A double-sided inlaid argillite pendant, each side with the head and wing of a bird on...

A Northwest Coast painted pictorial drum Possibly Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw (Kwakiutl), of stretched hide on a bent cedar frame, painted with an eagle win...

A Tlingit model totem pole Carved with stacked animal figures and raised on a carved fish-form base. ht. 19 3/4, d. 6 3/4 in. Footnotes: Insc...

A Northwest coast totem pole Possibly Tsimshian or Haida, of carved cedar with hollowed interior, carved on the face with a human-faced bird per...

Charles James Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl), (1867-1938), a carved and polychrome painted model totem pole with human and animal figures, signed vers...

A Northwest Coast puppet figure Possibly Haida, of carved cedar, the figure's face partially painted in red and black, without appendages , rai...

A Northwest Coast soapberry spoon With a lengthy handle terminating in an elongated bowl, the back carved with a formline raven, the face with red...

A pair of Northwest Coast rattles Possibly Tlingit or Tsimshian, each carved in the form of a bird, an additional bird and a reclining bear rais...

A Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl) model totem pole Attributed to Charlie James, (1867-1938), a carved and polychrome painted model totem with human and...

A Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) or Makah polychrome pictorial basketry A circular lidded basket, the lid worked with a trio of American flags, the body ...

A Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) or Makah polychrome pictorial basketry-covered bottle Designed with openwork lattice and geometric bands enclosing a pai...

A collection of seven Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) or Makah lidded baskets Each of oval/circular form, including six polychrome examples, five of which...

A large prehistoric Texas Kinney projectile point Flint point, or a knife, with trace of old label on one side. lg. 4 1/2, wd. 2 1/16 in. For...

Three Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) beaded pouches Early third quarter 19th century, each of typical form, partially beaded with floral motifs on black...

Three Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) beaded pouches Early third quarter 19th century, each of typical form, partially beaded with floral motifs on black...

A collection of Great Lakes/Prairie ribbonwork garments Including three pairs of leggings, one single legging, four breechclouts, and a dress, all...

A pair of Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) beaded gauntlet cuffs Of hide construction with fabric-lined interior, beaded on each face with abstract foliate el...

A pair of Great Lakes beaded gauntlet cuffs Each of hide overlaid with fabric, beaded on each face with vining and flowering foliage, with hide fr...

A Great Lakes birchbark model canoe Of sewn and pegged construction, the birchbark exterior with geometric and pictorial designs including foliate...

A pair of Plains beaded hide shirt strips Fourth quarter 19th century, densely beaded with overlay stitch representing three geometric designs aga...

A Tsis tsis'tas (Cheyenne) beaded cradle cover Fourth quarter 19th century and later, the upper buffalo hide portion beaded in a multicolored band...

A Plains man's hairpipe bone breast ornament Four strips of commercial leather, hide-strung bone hairpipes, with a row of brass beads between and ...

A Plateau beaded loop necklace Nimi'ipuu (Nez Perce), 19th century, two strips of commercial leather strung with white crow beads in the center, t...

An Apsáalooke (Crow) breast ornament Fourth quarter 19th century, two rows of seven panels of bone hairpipes, each divided by hide slats, with bra...

Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) Spirit of the Past, Apsaroke, 1908 Orotone, signed and copyright insignia in the image, with period frame. size ...

McKenney & Hall (American) Selected Plates, from The History of the Indian Tribes of North America, 1836-1844, A group of six hand-colored lith...

A polychrome Hopi canteen Late 19th century, attributed to the Nampeyo family, polychrome, depicting Polik Mana or Butterfly Maiden katsina on the...

Two Hopi polychrome canteens The larger depicting a bust of Polik Mana or Butterfly Maiden kachina across the bulbous front, the spout and lug han...

A Hopi polychrome jar and ladle The jar decorated with repeating geometric panels featuring a stylized bird, on a tan ground, (minor rim loss); wi...

Six modern Hopi pottery objects Including: a polychrome wedding vase by Kathleen Callateta (Hopi-Tewa/Jemez, b. 1969); a Migration pattern jar by ...

Six modern Acoma jars Including: Two polychrome parrot jars by Shyatesa White Dove (b. 1956), the larger dated 2013, the smaller dated 2009; a Jac...

Three petite Acoma polychrome pottery jars Including two handled double-spouted jars, one a four-color example with floral accent; and a slender-n...

An Acoma polychrome pottery jar and canteen The jar with two bands of pressed arch devices below the rim, and decorated in hatched and stepped des...

A Santo Domingo polychrome dough bowl Decorated with a band of bifurcated spatulate lozenges, set within a double-banded frame, fire blackened. ...

A Kewa (Santo Domingo) polychrome dough bowl The redware form painted on the outside with a wide black foliate band in black on a buff ground, (tw...

A Blue Corn (Crucita Calabaza) polychrome jar Blue Corn (Crucita Calabaza), San Ildefonso Pueblo, (1921-1999) Decorated below the rim with matt p...

Four Damacia Cordero pottery pieces Damacia Cordero, Cochiti, (1905-1989) Including a figure of a singer holding two children, signed indistinctl...

Four Pueblo pots Including two polychrome Acoma jars, the larger cracked ; a Cochiti bowl with a rim chip, cracked, and abrasions ; and a Hopi p...

A Tubatulabal polychrome bottleneck basket The bulbous body worked with two stacked serrated bands above a band with joined diamonds below, the ra...

A Western Mono basket Designed with three encircling zigzag bands interrupted by serrated diagonals running from base to rim. ht. 4, wd. 9 1/2 i...

Five Western baskets Including a Mission bowl with stacked diamond columns; a bowl with geometric designs and inwardly-sloping walls (likely Washo...

Two Apache polychrome trays The larger: designed with a black start issuing four trios of stepped radiating bands enclosing human figures and dogs...

Four Southwest baskets Including: a large pictorial Tohono O'odham (Papago) storage basket worked with lizards, deer, cacti and deer track devices...

A Rio Grande pictorial weaving Woven in two panels joined in the center, with a concentric serrated diamond medallion overlaid on a serrated zigza...

A Rio Grande weaving In a banded design, worked in reds on a natural ground, with fringe at each end, (areas of restoration). 77 x 49 in. Foo...

A Diné (Navajo) Moki weaving Designed with thin alternating purple and black bands overlaid with a pair of wider red bars enclosing striped cream ...

A Diné (Navajo) Germantown weaving Woven with serrated zigzag bands, serrated diamonds, and a pair of thin bands in purple and cream on a red grou...

A Diné (Navajo) rug The dark border, with serrated side triangle devices, surrounds two star devices, each with a whirling log motif inside, (wool...

A Diné (Navajo) pictorial textile Plied wool and acrylic yarns plain-woven on natural wool warp, depicting masonry building with crucifixion figur...

A Diné (Navajo) Two Grey Hills rug Designed with a trio concentric stepped-outline diamonds within elaborate geometric surrounds, framed within tw...

A Diné (Navajo) twill-woven saddle blanket Woven in natural colors in a diamond twill pattern. size approximately 4 ft. 3 in. x 2 ft. 7 3/4 in. ...

A Diné (Navajo) Two Grey Hills rug Designed with an elongated concentric diamond medallion flanked by a variety of geometric elements and centered...

Two Diné (Navajo) rugs The first: worked with serrated zigzags creating four serrated diamonds in the center, restoration to the bottom 2in of on...

Two Diné (Navajo) weavings Each woven of black, cream, red and gray yarns, including a rug with a central serrated X-form, and a throw rug or doub...

A Mary Jane Yellowhorse Yeibichai weaving Mary Jane Yellowhorse, Diné (Navajo), (b. 1935), a Yeibichai weaving worked with two figures on a crea...