19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British

19th-C-Rare-Native-American-Indian-Duel-Flag-Gauntlet-Gloves-USA-British-01-gj 19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British

19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British
BELOW MY DESCRIPTION A LOT OF LARGE PHOTOS. GREAT PART OF MY DESCRIPTION. DESCRIPTION GOING TO DO MY BEST. VERY SOFT – INTACT – NO ROTTING OR BUG DAMAGE. VERY VERY RARE DUAL FLAG – U. FLAG & BRITISH UNION JACK FLAGE. HAS HAD REPAIR WORK. Rare pair of late 19th/early 20th-century. Native American Plateau beaded leather gauntlets. Features a highly unusual, historically significant pictorial design of crossed flags. A British Union Jack and a stylized 15-star American flag. Underneath a floral motif. BEST I CAN TELL THE BACK IS THREE PLY. LEATHER / A HEAVY INNER WOOL / AND A LIGHT CLOTH {FORGOT THE PROPER NAME}. Exact same condition as shown in the listing photographs leather soft, interior stitching intact. TONS OF POTOS BE LOW. Blackfoot (Siksikaitsitapi), Plains Cree. Assiniboine (Nakoda), or Gros Ventre. OVER THE YEARS I HAVE NEVER SEEN A DUAL FLAG. Nice and soft – no dry rotting or bug damage. I have had these in 100% acid free bags – sealed. Dirty and i have never clean – no leather conditioner ever used. Photo see black old repair. Thumb hole – old repair looks like giving way. Few holes lower around fingers old stitching. Holes kind of small may be 3 / 4. Stitch repair at the edge. Back edge you can see stitching all the way round – outside and inside. Hole on inside lining – you can see a heavy i think thick lining. GLOVES OVER 100 YEARS OLD AND USED – GREAT SET.
19th. C. Rare Native American Indian Duel Flag Gauntlet Gloves, USA & British

Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif

Authentic-1930s-Native-American-Plateau-Gauntlet-Gloves-Rare-Cherry-Motif-01-ociy Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif
Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif
Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif
Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif
Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif
Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif
Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif
Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif
Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif

Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif
Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves Rare Cherry Motif Price based on a professional appraisal by a Native American historian and museum curator- taking into consideration age, condition, and design/motif. The pair features beautiful floral beadwork with multiple colors. There is some wear present, but that’s typical to see on gauntlets as they were used quite frequently. The Cherry Motif: While floral, geometric, and zoomorphic (animal) designs are incredibly common in vintage beadwork, fruit motifs like cherries are quite distinctive. This playful botanical style was highly popular among tribes from the Plateau region (such as the Yakama, Nez Perce, or Umatilla). The cherries are created using a tight, contoured technique (often called a spiral or circular lazy stitch) to give the fruit a textured, rounded dimension. Materials and Construction. The Hide: The gloves appear to be made from a soft, organically processed hide (like deer, elk, or moose), which has taken on a lovely darkened patina from age and authentic wear. The Fringe: Long, hand-cut hide fringe is stitched along the outer edge of the gauntlet cuff, designed to create dynamic movement when the wearer is riding a horse or dancing. Hand Accents: On the back of the hands, you can see small vertical rows of red and dark beads. These map to the structural “points” or ribs typically found on traditional tailored riding gloves. However, the main cherry beadwork on the cuffs appears remarkably intact and bright. Historically, while Native Americans wore simpler hide gloves and mittens for protection against the elements, the highly decorative flared “gauntlet” style emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It was a beautiful fusion of styles: Indigenous artists adapted the structure of European-American military and cowboy riding gloves, enhancing them with traditional hide-tanning, fringe, and intricate glass seed beadwork. They were frequently made for personal use in parades, rodeos, and celebrations, or crafted as high-end trade items for collectors and tourists.
Authentic 1930s Native American Plateau Gauntlet Gloves- Rare Cherry Motif