The product is a rare vintage ceramic bust statue of a Native American Indian Chief from January 1974. This sculpture represents a piece of history and culture from the Native American tribes of the United States. It is a unique and collectible item that showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of that era, making it a valuable addition to any collection focusing on Native American heritage and sculptures. Please review photos for condition and measurements.
Rare Framed Vintage Native American Chief Portrait Pencil Drawing Signed “E Soto”. Pre-owned and in clean, good condition. The Four Avocados is our family of four in sunny Southern California. We love sourcing and sharing rare vintage and antique finds, along with select unique new items.
Beautiful Patina; Vintage 10.5 Hand-Carved Native American-Style Chief Bust – Heavy Solid Wood Folk Art Beautiful vintage hand-carved wooden bust depicting a Native American-style chief. This is a substantial, 10.5-inch-tall solid wood carving weighing approximately 4 lbs. The carving shows exceptionally fine handwork, including detailed facial features, individual carved eyelash/eye details, long flowing hair, headband, and an elaborate carved necklace/medallion. The craftsmanship and depth of the carving are impressive. The significance of the notation is unknown, but it has been left untouched. Condition: Vintage/used condition with an aged dark-brown finish and natural surface wear. There are scratches, small areas of wear/damage, and a visible crack along the bottom/side of the wood. Please examine all photographs carefully, as the photos are part of the description. Details: Height: approximately 10.5 inches Weight: approximately 4 lbs.
During the 1930’s San Diego City Clerk Allen Wright Collected autographs of pretty much everyone famous that passed through town – Generals, Admiral, Pilots, Politicians, Actors. All of the autographs from the album are guaranteed. In 1935, Wright Collected this autograph of Chief Little Bison, a Lakota Sioux Chief, who as a boy survived the Battle of Wounded Knee. His uncle was Sitting Bull; his cousin was Crazy Horse. During the silent film era, while carrying on the traditions of the tribe, Chief Little Bison acted in Films and performed riding stunts. There are photos of Chief Little Bison with Cecile DE Mille. I’d label this autograph as ultra- rare.
These rare antique 1920s George J. Faneuf solid bronze Native American Chief bookends are crafted in the United States with a dark bronze aged patina. Handmade by George J. Faneuf, these original bookends feature a Western Americana style and weigh approximately 7lbs. The intricate design and heavy weight of these sculptures make them a unique and sought-after collectible for art and crafts enthusiasts. Rarity is exceptionally high: no comparable solid-pour, artisan signed examples currently recorded in active public retail registries. I found this info online and I suggest you do your own research on these scarce bookends, their is quite a bit of info if you want to really dig in.
IT IS RARE TO FIND THIS WITH DOUBLE HEADBANDS, AND A BORDER OF RAINDROPS OR SILVER SHOT. THIS PIECE WEIGHS 41 G AND MEASURES 3″ X 2 1/8″. ALSO, THE ORIGINAL OWNER HAD APPLIED A SMALL AMOUNT OF GLUE WHERE THE BRAIDED LEATHER ENTERS THE TIP. IT COULD BE SCRAPED OFF OR LEFT AS IS IN THAT IT’S NOT VERY NOTICEABLE. Zuni Ralph Quam Vintage C-31 Sterling Silver Turquoise Inlay Bolo Tie. This Vintage RARE VARIANT Ralph Quam Native American Zuni Sterling Indian Chief Bolo is a unique and collectible piece of jewelry that showcases intricate craftsmanship and cultural significance. Handmade by Navajo artisan Ralph Quam, this bolo features a Native American Indian Chief design, making it a special and culturally resonant piece. With its sterling construction and signature, this bolo is a rare find that would make a valuable addition to any collection of Native American jewelry or artifacts. Made in the United States, this bolo embodies the rich heritage and artistry of Native American culture.
Vintage Watch with Stainless Steel Expansion BandUp for sale is a classic vintage Southwestern-style wristwatch. The dial features a prominent, detailed profile of a Native American Indian Chief in a traditional ceremonial headdress. This watch is mounted on a flexible stainless steel expansion band. It is perfect as a standalone vintage piece or as a component base for custom sterling silver watch tips and jewelry making. Please see the exact technical dimensions below to ensure a proper fit: Detailed Measurements: Watch Face / Case Diameter: 28.6 mm (excluding crown) Lug Width (Band Attachment): 18 mm Case Thickness: 8 mm (low-profile design) Resting Inner Diameter: 55 mm approx. 2.16 inches Estimated Wrist Fit: Best for a 6.5″ to 6.75″ wrist in its resting state (expands easily to slide over the hand). Condition:Pre-owned vintage condition. The stainless steel case and flexible expansion band show normal signs of age and light wear. Please review the high-resolution photos carefully for exact cosmetic condition. It needs a battery replacement or you could replace the whole face of the watch because it does have slight tarnish. The real value here is in the watch cuff. The watch will be securely packaged to ensure safe arrival. Feel free to message me with any questions!
This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 14″ X Width 10″. Marble Dimensions:7 1/2″ X 6″. Height without base:10. Presenting an extraordinary bronze bust, this remarkable artwork depicts a Native American warrior chief with an awe-inspiring gaze that captivates the observer. Radiating spiritual fortitude, he embodies the untamed and resolute essence of his heritage. The warrior chief’s hair is adorned with braids intricately wrapped in strips of deer hide, accentuated by a lustrous turquoise patina. Flowing gracefully from the back of his hair, a long feather gracefully defies gravity, also finished with a captivating turquoise patina. Drawing attention to his chest, he proudly wears a bone breastplate, a popular ornament and symbol of prestige among warriors. The number of hair-pipe bones incorporated into the breastplate often signified the warrior’s wealth. Although occasionally worn in battle, these breastplates provided limited protection against arrows or bullets, primarily serving as decorative or ceremonial adornments. Meticulously crafted using the ancient technique of lost-wax casting, this sculpture beautifully captures the intricate details and textures, while the nuanced brown patina stain lends a lifelike quality to the chief’s skin tones, further perpetuating the authenticity of the piece. Enhancing its presentation, the chief is elegantly mounted upon a black marble plinth, lending a touch of sophistication and stability to the sculpture. The plinth proudly bears the signature of the esteemed artist Milo, symbolizing the artistry and quality synonymous with his name. This magnificent bronze bust pays homage to the noble spirit of Native American warriors, making it a captivating addition to any collection. Its exquisite craftsmanship and profound storytelling ability transport viewers to a realm of rich cultural heritage and timeless resilience. Native American Warrior Chief Bronze Bust Sculpture Art Statue Figure Figurine.
This Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Chief Pendant is a rare piece of handmade jewelry that features a unique design with an odd shape turquoise stone as the main focal point. The pendant also includes coral as a secondary stone and is engraved with intricate details. With a total weight of 26gm and a length of 2.5 inches, this piece of Native American jewelry is crafted with fine silver and signed by the artist. Perfect for a birthday occasion, this pendant is a vintage piece that showcases tribal affiliation and craftsmanship from the United. Please let us know if you have any questions. Thank you for visiting our store, and have a great day ahead.
Magnificent Unger Brothers Sterling Silver Native American Indian Chief Dish in very good antique condition. The detail in the design is what makes Unger so highly collected. Unger was out of the silver production business by 1913. This piece dates to late 19th century or early 20th century. Sitting Bull, who was with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show in 1885, is said to have been the model and inspiration for this line. The tray has an approximate diameter of kust over 5 3/4″ with a depth of 3/8″.