Delve into the rich history of Native Americans with “The Timeline of Native Americans” by Greg O’Brien, a rare and collectible treasure published by Easton Press / Thunder Bay Press in 2008. This captivating book is an original edition, beautifully bound in leather with exemplary craftsmanship that reflects its Americana subject with intricate detail and care. Greg O’Brien’s narrative is complemented by his own illustrations, offering a vivid and interactive journey through North American indigenous culture. As a first edition, this piece is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike, providing an English language exploration of a pivotal part of North American history, published in America and manufactured in China.
Santo Domingo 1980’S Native American BIG Chunky Turquoise Bead Necklace. This Santo Domingo necklace is a stunningly beautiful Navajo accessory. It is handcrafted with beautiful large freeform turquoise nugget beads. This beautiful Native American artisan piece will become your signature piece! 30 long, cannot be adjusted. Stones Measure Approximately: 1/2″ to 5/8″ long but vary. With this in mind, for item(s) lost or damaged during transit, we cannot be held responsible. Your jewelry will arrive polished. For maintenance, please do not wear your jewelry while washing as the chemicals in the soap and water will degrade natural stones and could possibly loosen settings. We can always work out a solution.
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RARE HAIR LICE COMB. Measuring 2 3/8″ x 1 1/8″. ? Awesome Survivor complete with all Tines at various lengths, having nice dark patina and nice coloration. Rare find, specially with those super tiny Tines used to remove hair Lice. Artifacts were obtained legally, Guaranteed 100% Authentic and Unaltered unless stated otherwise! Artifacts are a Great Hobby to have as well as a Solid Investment. ? Personal Note I’m Alaskan Tlingit Nation/Passionate Collector here! Check out my other Nation Indian Artifacts, I will be posting them slowly. All Having Origins/Provenances, Some Having Past Paperwork with Amazing Stories! Each Post is Provided with ALL Past information I Acquired/Know or Experienced. ??? Thank You for Looking – Tomachee.
Don’t miss out on this rare vintage Native American velvet cloth handmade chief is a real unique piece that would make a great addition to any collection. The intricate details and skilled craftsmanship are evident in every stitch of this beautiful item. Its origins can be traced back to the Native American tribes of the US, specifically those from the 1935-Now era.
This is for the shown Native American vintage handmade Navajo Turquoise (Blue Gem mine Turquoise) sterling silver concho belt. Signed by Artist FC (Frederick Chavez) A Rare find in very nice condition. All hand stamped, not machined in a press. The belt is expertly done, very hard to find this quality and especially from this artist. This weighs in at 132 grams. 12 stunning concho with extremely high quality Blue Gem Turquoise having great color, signed FC with lovely hand stamping with great detail. You will receive the exact item shown. Approx 36 inches in length. This is a stunning Collectors piece.
Beautiful Authentic Heishi Necklace. 5 Strand Hand Crafted Shell and Natural Hand Crafted Rare Red Coral Beads. Length W/Rope Tie Is 32 Inches. Weight Approximate 194 Grams. A Heavy Significant Piece of Native American Art and History. I have 2 Of These And They Look Amazing Worn Together! I Will Be Listing It Separately.
This rare and unique pair of antique Native American Navajo bone knives showcase the craftsmanship and cultural heritage of the Navajo tribe in the United States. The provenance of these knives may not be known, but their authenticity and historical significance are evident in their design and materials. These knives offer a glimpse into the traditional skills and artistry of the Navajo people, making them a valuable addition to any collection of Native American artifacts.
This rare and limited edition Broadmoor Pottery Bookend Sculpture depicts a Native American sitting with knees up to his chest covered in a blanket. His head and hand are the only things not covered by the blanket and are beautifully detailed. His face suggests he’s in repose and/or deeply saddened. The piece is beautifully crafted in clay and has a thick beautiful turquoise blue glaze covering the entire sculpture. The sculpture exudes the Arts & Crafts Movement style and is a testament to early 20th-century artistry. It comes with its original limited edition tin? Sticker, adding to its authenticity and value. The statue is very heavy and it looks like there is an area which was plugged on the bottom of the piece. I believe this is where they filled the item with beads or sand and then filled the hole with more clay. When you shake the item it sounds similar to a rattle. It was originally intended as a bookend, but I think its beauty can stand on its own as a decor item too. The statue is a unique and one-of-a-kind piece, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Broadmoor Pottery, decorative sculptures and figurines. Its stunning turquoise color and intricate details make it a remarkable work of art. PH Genter was most likely the artist behind this masterpiece. This sculpture was made in the 1930s in Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States and is a true testament to the craftsmanship of the era. Understandably, the piece has a lot of crazing and there are a couple minor chips at the very bottom of the item. Other than what I mentioned, there are no chips or cracks. Please see all the photos. It is an absolutely gorgeous piece. I’m happy to oblige. Feel free to peruse through my other listings for more unique and vintage Jazz! As always, I’m open to offers. Thank you for looking at my Jazz!
