These 1900s Antique Native American Beaded Plateau Moccasins with a floral design are handmade. Originating from the Plains and being affiliated with the Plateau tribe, these moccasins embody the traditional craftsmanship and design of Native American footwear. These moccasins showcase intricate beadwork and are a unique collectible item that represents the rich cultural heritage of Native American tribes. High ties, high cuff, and a length of 10.
This rare Iroquois false face mask with metal eyes and 25 hair from the 1900s is a unique and handcrafted piece originating from the United States. The craftsmanship and design of this mask make it a standout piece for collectors or those interested in traditional Native American art. Its size and attention to detail reflect the skill and cultural significance of the artist who created it.
This product is a rare ingot/coin silver piece from the 1900s, featuring a unique design with turquoise accents, reflecting the Fred Harvey Era. Made by Navajo artisans in New Mexico, this handmade piece has a rich cultural significance as a Native American artifact. With a provenance of ownership history available, this item offers a glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship of the time, making it a valuable addition to any collection of Native American jewelry.
Rare Vintage Navajo Native American Indian Pitched (Pitch-Coated) Coiled Basketry Water Container/ Bottle, with Horsehair Handles, Circa Mid-1900’s. A rare find in Native American basketry, this pitch-coated coiled basketry water container is attributed to the Navajo based on the braided rim finish. The red ochre-tinted pitch coating is applied on both the inside and outside surfaces. Water bottles made with coiling on a wooden rod foundation and horsehair handles occur in a number of Southwest tribes including the Navajo, as well as some of the Apache groups and Great Basin tribes making attribution difficult, but the distinctive rim finish on this piece appears to be the clincher. In this example, the thick pitch coating is worn enough to see the structure of the basket. The basket is structurally intact and the white horsehair handles are strong and unbroken. Dimensions: 5-3/4″ tall, 5-1/2″ maximum diameter/ wide, Top opening: 2-1/2″ diameter, Base: 4″ diameter. The woven elements including the braided rim finish and the horsehair handles are intact. The pitch coating is worn and crackled in some areas as seen in the photos.
Please message me with any questions, I respond promptly! Antique authentic Tarahumara clay pottery olla, real cow hide. Rare – features four carved breathing holes/slits. Has original iron display stand. Antique, excellently preserved, no damage. Pictures are the best guide for an accurate assessment of the item’s condition. Accepted within 30 days of receiving the item. Please message me before you request a return or for any other issues or questions. Thank You for Reading!
