The product is an antique CDV photo featuring a stunning hand-tinted portrait of a young Native American woman with long hair. This original photograph captures the essence of community life in the United States during the late 19th century. The sepia-colored image, presented on cardboard or paper, showcases the beauty and culture of the Native American community, making it a unique and valuable piece for collectors interested in photographic history and figurative art.
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.
Rare antique beaded hair extension ornament made by a Northern Plains tribe, probably Crow, in the mid to late 19th century. There are 3 nails, which may have been added for display purposes. The piece had those nails when it was acquired in the 1980s.
Old Pawn Zuni Sterling Silver and Turquoise Hair Pin. 4 1/4″ Long – 7/8″ Wide. One side has some dents. Most of these pawn shops and trading posts are now closed. The Native American would pawn his jewelry for immediate cash. The shop would hold it and charge interest until he could reclaim it. Dead pawn are the pieces that were never retrieved. Old Pawn Jewelry typically dates from the early 1900s to the 1970s. Most of the early pieces are not signed because it wasn’t the Native American tradition to sign the pieces they crafted. Also, the turquoise in old pawn is turquoise that you can’t get anymore because many of the mines have closed. And, the red and orange coral is rare because of the coral bleaching which is happening today. We guarantee all of our Native American Indian items to be AUTHENTIC American Indian traditional arts. To see more vintage Native American jewelry.
Native American Miniature Horsehair Figure! Beautifully handmade miniature mouse. Please view pictures as they are part of the description and ask any questions you may have. Please contact me with any questions or concerns. I want my customers to be 100% satisfied!
Old Pawn Zuni Sterling Silver and Turquoise Hair Pin. 4 1/4″ Long – 7/8″ Wide. One side has some dents. Most of these pawn shops and trading posts are now closed. The Native American would pawn his jewelry for immediate cash. The shop would hold it and charge interest until he could reclaim it. Dead pawn are the pieces that were never retrieved. Old Pawn Jewelry typically dates from the early 1900s to the 1970s. Most of the early pieces are not signed because it wasn’t the Native American tradition to sign the pieces they crafted. Also, the turquoise in old pawn is turquoise that you can’t get anymore because many of the mines have closed. And, the red and orange coral is rare because of the coral bleaching which is happening today. We guarantee all of our Native American Indian items to be AUTHENTIC American Indian traditional arts. To see more vintage Native American jewelry.
Very unique, older piece that is a pictorial Native American scene of two long haired’soul sisters’. Each lady has a different fire blazing in her hair. One has a cool deep-water blue and the other has a hot red opal fire. Since we did not make this piece, we don’t know exactly the intended story but the girls appear to be’side by side’ in life could be figuratively? Walking towards a white river just ahead of them and above, is a towerging cathedral of cliff stone with a dimension of heavenly evening skies filled with stars. It almost makes we want to cry it’s so special and endearing. Everyone here at the studio wants this pendant, but we are really about offering these unique treasures to those who see and know it was meant to be theirs. This is looking for its owner. Measures in at 2 long by an inch wide. Set in sterling silver 925 with the makers mark and some patina on the backside. We can buff this piece to look brand new for you if you want but we love the old vibe it has. The gemstone line up inlcdue: Black opal, red opal, turquoise (three kinds from robin egg blue to Father blue sky) with onyx, mother of pearl lapis and brown agate. Both a simple and profound piece. I wish we had more but these are’one of a kind’.
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.
This Antique Native American PLAINS Indian Armbands Beaded Rosette and Porcupine Hair is a true piece of history. Measures 6 inches by 6 inches. Beaded rosettes are 1 5/8 inches in diameter. Still has animal hide tie strings attached to each. Circa: 1890s to 1930s. The intricate design features horse hair and is handmade with care. No tribal affiliation, but it is clear that it was made in the United States with a Native American Plains Indian culture. This collectible is perfect for anyone interested in beads and beadwork, or for those who appreciate the rich history of Native American culture. It is an unique addition to any collection and is sure to be a conversation starter. RARE and hardly ever found anymore.
