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• (3) SOUTHWEST STYLE LEATHER ACCENT THROW
  (3) SOUTHWEST STYLE LEATHER ACCENT THROW PILLOWS(lot of 3) Decorative Southwest style leather throw pillows, including: (1) fringed deer suede pillow with Cayuse pony and rider, designer Patricia Wolf, approx 16"h, 16"w; (2) fringed suede pillows with polychrome painted stylized horses, feathers and sun, approx 23"h, 23"w; all with velcro closures, 9.5lbs total **Provenance: a Santa Fe, New Mexico estate**
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAHTHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christopher Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2011.
• TEN BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE SYRAHTEN
  TEN BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE SYRAHTEN BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE SYRAH, produced and bottled by Christopher Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon: Cailloux Vineyard 2008, 2009, 2011 (2) and 2012 (2); En Cerise Vineyard 2006; En Chamberlin Vineyard 2011 (2); and a 1.5L magnum of Wallah Wallah Special Series #5 for 2013, in wood box.
• FIVE BOTTLES OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAHFIVE
  FIVE BOTTLES OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAHFIVE BOTTLES OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH, all En Chamberlin Vineyard, Walla Walla, Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, vintages: 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 (2).
• SIX BOTTLES OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAHSIX
  SIX BOTTLES OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAHSIX BOTTLES OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH, all Cailloux Vineyard, Walla Walla, Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, vintages: 2007, 2008, 2009 (2) and 2010 (2).
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAHTHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2012.
• BOTTLE OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS WALLAH WALLAH
  BOTTLE OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS WALLAH WALLAH SYRAHMAGNUM BOTTLE OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS WALLAH WALLAH SYRAH, 2014 Syrah Special #6, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Walla Walla Valley, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 1.5", in original wood case.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAHTHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christopher Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2011.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAHTHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christopher Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2010.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAHTHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christopher Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2009.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAHTHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christopher Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2008.
• TEN BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE SYRAHTEN
  TEN BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE SYRAHTEN BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE SYRAH, produced and bottled by Christopher Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon: Cailloux Vineyard 2008, 2009, 2011 (2) and 2012 (2); En Cerise Vineyard 2006; En Chamberlin Vineyard 2011 (2); and a 1.5L magnum of Wallah Wallah Special Series #5 for 2013, in wood box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE SYRAH WINETHREE
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE SYRAH WINETHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2016, in original yellow Cayuse box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS RED WINETHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS RED WINE, 2017 Syrah, Cailloux Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, in original yellow Cayuse box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE SYRAH WINETHREE
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE SYRAH WINETHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2017, in original yellow Cayuse box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS RED WINETHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS RED WINE, 2018 Syrah, En Chamberlin Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, in original yellow Cayuse box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS WINETHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2018, in original yellow Cayuse box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS WINETHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2013, in original yellow Cayuse box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS RED WINETHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS RED WINE, 2018 Syrah, Cailloux Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, in original yellow Cayuse box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS RED WINETHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS RED WINE, 2016 Syrah, Cailloux Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, in original yellow Cayuse box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WITHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE, En Chamberline Vineyards, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2016, in original yellow Cayuse Vineyards box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WITHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE, En Chamberline Vineyards, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2014, in original yellow Cayuse Vineyards box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WITHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE, Cailloux Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley, bottled and produced by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2013, in original yellow Cayuse box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WITHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE, En Chamberline Vineyards, Walla Walla Valley, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2012, in original yellow Cayuse Vineyards box.
• MAGNUM BOTTLE OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS WALLAH
  MAGNUM BOTTLE OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS WALLAH WALLAH SYMAGNUM BOTTLE OF CAYUSE VINEYARDS WALLAH WALLAH SYRAH WINE IN WOOD CASE, 2013 Syrah Special #5, Christoophe Baron, Walla Walla Valley, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 1.5 L.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WITHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE IN BOX, Bionic Frog, Walla Walla Valley, Christophe Baron, 2014, in original yellow Cayuse box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WITHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE IN BOX, Cailloux Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley, Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2014, together in original yellow Cayuse Vineyards box.
• THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS
  THREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WITHREE BOTTLES OF VINTAGE CAYUSE VINEYARDS SYRAH WINE IN BOX, En Chamberline Vineyards, Walla Walla Valley, Christophe Baron, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2013, in original yellow Cayuse Vineyards box.
• UMATILLA CAYUSE CHIEFS CABINET CARDLate
  UMATILLA CAYUSE CHIEFS CABINET CARDLate 19th or early 20th C. card is inscribed on the back "Jim Badroads", "Ume Sumpkin", and Cap'sees Iskit". Jim Badroads was a Umatilla Chief, Ume-Sum-Kin was a Cayuse Chief. Both of these Native American Indian Tribes became part of the Confeded Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation in Oregon. Image depicts two men in standing positions wearing traditional bone jewelry, rings, earrings, fur, cloth, and buckskin. One appears to be carrying a rifle sling. Both are holding revolvers andin front of them are three blankets similar to Pendleton, one draped with a bandolier filled with ammunition, and the one on the floor cradling a gun cleaning rod and brush.Print is mounted on a cardboard card overall approx. 4-1/8"L x 6-3/8"H. Onesmall spot to the lower central area, around the size of a pencil lead, and a faint scuff. Card shows some discoloration typical for age, back of card has a line possibly from being bent that does not show on the front or on the image. See images for more details on condition. This item can be shipped in-house.
• SINGLE BOTTLE OF VINTAGE SYRAH WINESINGLE
  SINGLE BOTTLE OF VINTAGE SYRAH WINESINGLE BOTTLE OF VINTAGE SYRAH WINE, produced and bottled by Christophe Baron for Cayuse Vineyards, Walla Walla Valley, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 2011.
• PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS BLANKET ''Cayuse
  PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS BLANKET ''Cayuse Indian Blanket '' with original label. Dimensions: 53''L x 67''W. The blanket shows moderate wear throughout with a few areas worn to the warp possibly from moth damage. The blanket also has some discolorations and color bleeding.
• Cayuse Chief Poor Crane Also Known as
  Cayuse Chief Poor Crane Also Known as Cutmouth John Quarter Plate Tintype Remarkable quarter plate tintype of American Indian chief identified as?Yehtiinwic or?Poor Crane?(ca 1814-1891) whose name indicates that he was Cayuse although it has also been suggested that he was Umatilla.?Poor Crane's frontier nickname was Cutmouth John which he acquired in the spring of 1850 during an?intra-Cayuse battle when the murderers of the Whitman family were captured then delivered to Oregon authorities who summarily hanged them. The Whitman massacre occurred in 1847 when U.S. missionaries Dr. Marcus Whitman his wife Narcissa and eleven others were killed by Cayuse and Umatilla Indians. Following the Whitman massacre Poor Crane?acted as an Indian Scout for several figures including Washington Governor Isaac I. Stevens and various military officers assigned to the area such as Philip Sheridan. Poor Crane?was prominently involved in the events of 1855-1859 including the Yakima Indian War. ?In the tintype studio portrait Poor Crane?wears what looks to be a red wool shirt accented with brass buttons and covered with brass armbands. He also wears wool leggings decorated with strips of pony beadwork and fringed with tan ermine skins plus beaded moccasins. A flintlock Dragoon pistol lays across Poor Crane's?lap protected by a beaded case. The brass butt-ferule of the pistol grip has been carefully accented with gilt. The context and care devoted to this portrait suggests that it was possibly made for one of the officers whom Poor Crane?had served. It has also been suggested that this portrait was made ca 1878-1879 at the conclusion of the Bannock War following the death of Paiute Chief Egan whom Poor Crane?is known to have killed. A standing portrait of Poor Crane from the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections depicts Poor Crane with a scalp hanging from his tomahawk haft the scalp identified as that of Chief Egan. Although the library dates the standing portrait to ca 1865 it has been suggested that the portrait was taken around the same time as the seated portrait of Poor Crane. ?It has been discovered that Poor Crane was one of the best-documented individuals in Plateau history and one of the earliest references to Poor Crane was made in 1839 by a wandering lawyer named Thomas Jefferson Farnham. In?Travels in the Great Western Prairies Farnham recalled:?The "poor crane" was an honest honourable man; and I can never think of all his kind acts to me from the time I met him in the plains beyond the Wallawalla mission till I left him sick on the bank of the Columbia without wishing an opportunity to testify my sense of his moral worth and goodness of heart in some way which shall yield him a substantial reward for all he suffered in my service.?In 1855 Poor Crane was the scout who guided Washington Territory Governor Isaac I. Stevens' party to the council grounds at Walla Walla where the treaty of 1855 was negotiated and signed. Three years later during the early months of the Yakima War of 1858 Poor Crane scouted for the young Philip Sheridan and from that same period the following description of Poor Crane referred to as Cutmouth John was written by Lieutenant Lawrence Kip in Army Life on the Pacific: ?A Journal:We reached Fort Walla Walla July 19th [1858] after a march of twelve and a half days. The fort is almost on the ground of the Walla Walla council which I attended three years ago where these tribes we are now to fight [Coeur d'Alene Spokan & Palouse] were all represented and their great leader Kamiahkin was himself present. It is in a beautiful spot of the Walla Walla valley well wooded and with plenty of water. At this post are stationed four companies of the First Dragoons and two of the Ninth Infantry...One of the first persons who came into camp to see us was a Cayuse Indian Cutmouth John who was Lieutenant Gracie's guide through this country three years ago when I accompanied him on his march with a detachment of the Fourth Infantry to act as an escort for Governor Stevens at the Walla Walla council. This worthy had a dreadful distortion of visage from having been shot in the mouth...hence his sobriquet...John?seemed very glad to see me after our long separation and during the expedition was a visitor almost every evening at our tent. He was exceedingly fond of talking about his former connection with the mission and yet it must be acknowledged that he had not retained much of [what he had] learned while there. His sole stock consisted of two or three hymns with which he always insisted on favoring us particularly when he had imbibed too much whiskey a contingency occurring far more frequently than was for his own good. (31-32).Our sincere thanks to Mike Cowdrey?and Nakia Williamson-Cloud for providing detailed information regarding this historical figure.? Condition: Some wear to plate; housed in full case.?
• Shona Hah Kwakiutl Carving of a Cayuse
  Shona Hah Kwakiutl Carving of a Cayuse Woman hand-carved woman with hide dress and felt blanket signed on base height 16 in.20th centuryShona-Hah (1912-1997) or Mary J. Smith was Cherokee by birth and became the matriarch of the Lelooska family. Her artwork and especially her "Little People " has left a legacy of both the everyday activities and the ceremonial dress of peoples of the Northwest Coast. In June 1983 Southwest Art featured her in an article on pages 65-71. Condition: Excellent.