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A Northern Plains quilled strap
Dyed porcupine quill, brass faceted trade beads.
Circa: 1850
Length: 17 1/2in
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Item#: S-79
A Hupa Karok California abalone shell banjo ornament
Pierced at the top for suspension.
Circa: 1900
Height: 4 1/2in
Width: 3 3/4in
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Item#: 9482
A pair of Cheyenne moccasins
Yellow colored with a vertical, reddish-brown stripe up the center. Soft, fringes in yellow and reddish-brown.
Circa: 1880
Length: 9 1/2in
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Item#: 9437
A Northern California bow
Circa: 1875
Length: 46 1/2in
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Item#: 9472
A Northwest Coast totem pole
Circa 1900
Height: 32in
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Item#: 9516
Mohave Pottery - Vessel
Mohave pottery vessel with two spouts, three legs, and a figure between the spouts. Red on buff.
Height: 6 1/2in
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Item#: 9520
Mohave Pottery - Bowl
Mohave pottery bowl. The handle of this elaborate bowl is in the shape of a human figure. Red on buff.
Diameter: 8in
Height: 3in
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Item#: 5018-37
A Northwest Coast gouche in a carved frame.
The painted image of a thunderbird, by Wm. H. Walkus, matted, and in a hand-carved and painted frame, each side worked as a totem pole, traditional motifs painted top and bottom, signed: "Frederick Alexcee - Port Simpson B.C."
Length: 25 1/2in
Width: 30in
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Item#: 9529
An Eastern Woodlands box
Micmac wood, dyed porcupine quill (white, black brown, blue), split vegetable fiber.
Circa: 1820
Length: 10in
Width: 7 3/4in
Height: 6 3/4in
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Item#: 9530
Salish suitcase, Northwest Coast
Circa: 1925
Length: 20in
Width: 16in
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Item#: 9518
Mohave effigy pot
A seated figure of a woman. Proportions of the torso have been modified to acheive the full form required for the container's role as a effigy vessel. The potter has produced an expressive and striking piece.
Circa: 1910
Height: 4 1/2in
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Item#: 1013
Plains saddle
Wrapped in rawhide and covered by commercial leather, decorated with tackwork and stamped motifs.
Circa: 19th century
Length: 18in.
Pommel: 11in.
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Item#: 1031
Northwest Coast carved paddle
with totemic imagery.
Circa: 1910
Length: 24in.
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Item#: 1010
Tlingit halibut hook (Alaska)
Complete with halibut hook, carved wood with iron barb. Decorated front section of the halibut hook is carved to represent a fish with a human figure emerging from its belly.
Circa: 1880
Length: 11in.
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Item#: 1022
Eskimo Northwest Coast bone net needle with thread
Circa: 1890
Length: 7in.
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Item#: 1021
Eskimo net carrying bags
Decorated with beads and bird claws.
Circa: 1890
Height 12in.
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Item#: 1011
A Northwest Coast halibut hook
Carved, with iron barb. The carving represents a seaman.
Circa: 1880
Height 11in
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Item#: W-35
Red catlinite Plains T pipe
carved with continuous swirl pattern over stem and bowl
Length: 22in
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Item#: W-26
Northwest Coast wood rattle.
The heart form is carved on both sides with a stylized face. Traces of old pigment.
Height=7in
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Item#: W-27
Northwest Coast carved and painted club.
The handle is with carved animals.
Length: 15in
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