A few examples of appraisal values for
ALGONQUIN

• PAIR OF SNOWSHOES, POSSIBLY
  PAIR OF SNOWSHOES, POSSIBLY ALGONQUIN, CANADIANPair of Snowshoes, possibly Algonquin, Canadian,
• ALFRED J. CASSON, OC, RCA
  ALFRED J. CASSON, OC, RCA (1898-1992) CANADIANAlfred Joseph Casson, O.C., R.C.A., "Algonquin Provincial Park", silkscreen print on paper board, 24 x 30 inches, signed in the print. Verso stamped: SERIGRAPH PROCESS DISPLAY, MADE IN CANADA BY DISPLAY DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS, CANADIAN PACIFIC, MONTREAL.
• Alacie Sakiagak (1928-1990),
  Alacie Sakiagak (1928-1990), Kangiqsualujjuaq (George River) FAMILY AT CAMP, 1960 inscribed with disc number 5 x 5.5 x 8 in — 12.7 x 14 x 20.3 cm
• ALGIE PIAPOT OIL ON CANVAS
  ALGIE PIAPOT OIL ON CANVAS (Chippewa-Cree Box Elder Montana 20th century) Through the Snowstorm Native Americans on horseback guided back to camp. Image measures 28'' x 32'' signed ''A. Piapot'' lower right and dated (19)78. Set in a wood frame. Purchased from the artist.
• ALBERT DAKIN GIHON
  ALBERT DAKIN GIHON (AMERICAN-FRENCH, 1866-1950), LANDSCAPE WITH RIVER Oil on canvas, signed lower left, unframed.
• LAWRENCE NICKLE (1931-2014)
  LAWRENCE NICKLE (1931-2014) CANADIANLawrence Nickle, "Magpie Valley, Algoma, near Lake Superior 62’", oil on board, signed lower left, 9.5" x 11.5".
• GROUP OF FOURTEEN INUIT AND TEN
  GROUP OF FOURTEEN INUIT AND TEN ALASKAN CARVED BILLIKENS INCL. WORKS SIGNED BY JULIAN SEPPILA Including: whale with seal (signed on underside); 3 walrus resting (signed Julian Seppila); walrus with calf on black base (signed Julian Seppila Savoonga AK); seal on base; walrus on base; Eskimo figure; 3 jugs; scrimshaw pin (signed); Eskimo figure with fish and buckets on base; 3 long picks; Ivory. Including: one with small gold nugget on stomach; and one pin (24)
• (4) INUIT SCRIMSHAWN PLAQUES OF
  (4) INUIT SCRIMSHAWN PLAQUES OF WILDLIFE BY ROGER SILOOK (1923-2004) Yu'pik, Town of Gambell on St. Lawrence Island, North Bering Sea, Alaska, Head Portraits of a Walrus, a Bear, a Seal and an Owl on sections of walrus ivory, mounted by rods on smaller bits of ivory, signed, 3" to 4" tall overall. Good condition.
• ALFRED ALTIDOR (HAITIAN 1966)
  ALFRED ALTIDOR (HAITIAN 1966) HAITIAN VILLAGE SCENE Oil on canvas: 24 x 16 in. Framed
• ALAN CASWELL COLLIER O.S.A.
  ALAN CASWELL COLLIER O.S.A. R.C.A. MADAWASKA RIVER NEAR QUADVILLE ONT. Medium: oil on canvas signed 30" (height) 75cm (height) 50" (width) 125cm (width)
• FIVE INUIT (ESKIMO) LITHOGRAPHS
  FIVE INUIT (ESKIMO) LITHOGRAPHS depicting a family of four in native costume hunter and seal stylized birds etc. Each 10'' by 12'' in matching gilt wood frames.
• TWO INUIT STONE CARVING OF TWO
  TWO INUIT STONE CARVING OF TWO FACES BELOW VALCHURE; TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER STANDING FIGURE signed MacDonald
• (LOT OF 4) INUIT CARVING GROUP (lot
  (LOT OF 4) INUIT CARVING GROUP (lot of 4) Inuit carving group, consisting of a Delmar Joseph, Squamish, Beaver Bowl, British Columbia, Canada, Coast Salish, a small Salish canoe form vessel, an Eagle Alder, Lance E. Joseph, a Beaver Potlach knife, Nisga'a tribe, artist signed, largest: 11"l Provenance: From the estate of Tony and Madeline Gross a rocket scientist at NASA/Ames, and consultant of NASA respectively, Sunnyvale, CA. Collectors of Pacific Northwest art since 1979; half of the proceeds from the sale will be donated to Inuit charities.
• Thomasee Echalook ???
  Thomasee Echalook ??? ???(1935-2011), Inukjuak (Port Harrison) HUNTING CARIBOU IN WINTER, 1975 titled, dated and numbered 24/45; artist's name in syllabics; unframed sheet 19.5 x 21.5 in — 49.5 x 54.6 cm
• ANGUS TRUDEAU (1907-1984)
  ANGUS TRUDEAU (1907-1984) WIKWEMIKONGA watercolour by Angus Trudeau (1907-1984) entitled "Wikwemikong" having a large clapboard house with a mansard roof in the foreground and a stone church and schoolhouse in the background. Typical of Trudeau's works, the name "Wikwemikong" is painted with the use of a stencil in the upper left. Trudeau, of the Odawa First Nation, worked on the Great Lakes and eventually retired to Manitoulin Island where he began painting ships he worked on as well as local scenes, often with titles at the top cut from newspapers or painted with the aid of a stencil. Works by Angus Trudeau can be found in major public and private collections including the Canadian Museum of History, the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, and the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. Mixed media on board, with Isaacs Gallery label on the back. Ontario, 1975. Allio Collection. FRANCAIS: Aquarelle d'Angus Trudeau (1907-1984) intitulée "Wikwemikong" d'une grande maison avec un toit mansardé au premier plan et une église et une école en pierre à l'arrière-plan. Typique des œuvres de Trudeau, le nom "Wikwemikong" est peint à l'aide d'un pochoir en haut à gauche. Trudeau, de la Première Nation d'Odawa, a travaillé sur les Grands Lacs et s'est finalement retiré sur l'île Manitoulin où il a commencé à peindre des navires sur lesquels il travaillait ainsi que des scènes locales, souvent peints à l'aide d'un pochoir. Les œuvres d'Angus Trudeau se retrouvent dans de grandes collections, dont le Musée canadien de l'histoire, la Galerie d'art Beaverbrook et la Collection McMichael d'art canadien. Technique mixte sur panneau, avec étiquette Isaacs Gallery au dos. Ont., 1975. Collection Allio. 15" x 19".
• JAMASIE TEEVEE (INUIT 1910-1985)
  JAMASIE TEEVEE (INUIT 1910-1985) TIRIGANIAT QRGIRIAGIT LITHOGRAPH 29/50; SIGNED TITLED AND DATED DORSET 1976 (UNFRAMED) 22" (height) 55.9cm (height) 30.5" (width) 77.5cm (width)
• GIDEON QUAQJUAQ (INUIT, GJOA HAVEN,
  GIDEON QUAQJUAQ (INUIT, GJOA HAVEN, NUNAVUT, CANADA, 1941 - ) Bear Spirit, in dark green stone, signed and dated '95 on the underside, 9 1/2" x 5 1/2" x 7". Some scuffs.
• Aggiuq Takunaraq (b. 1911), Iqaluit
  Aggiuq Takunaraq (b. 1911), Iqaluit (Frobisher Bay) STANDING MAN signed in syllabics; disc number inscribed 8.75 x 4 x 1.5 in — 22.2 x 10.2 x 3.8 cm
• ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON (CANADIAN
  ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON (CANADIAN 1898-1992) GRENADIER POND COLOUR LINOCUT 98/250 (Image 5.319? x 5.819?) (Sheet 9.519? x 9.519?)
• Alfie Collinson (b. 1951), Haida
  Alfie Collinson (b. 1951), Haida WASGO, 1998 signed and dated 4 ins x 7.75 ins x 3.5 ins; 10.2 cms x 19.7 cms x 8.9 cms
• GEORGE AHGUPUK (D.2001) INUIT INK
  GEORGE AHGUPUK (D.2001) INUIT INK WASH PAINTINGSFramed ink and wash paintings on paper, Inuit Scenes, each signed lower left Ahgupuk (George Twok Aden Ahgupuk, Alaska, 1911-2001), sight: approx 3.75"h, 5.75"w (each), overall: approx 9.75"h, 18.5"w, 2lbs
• KANANGINAK POOTOOGOOK (1935-2010)
  KANANGINAK POOTOOGOOK (1935-2010) E7-1168 Cape Dorset ARCTIC OWLS AND NEST framed 1976 36/50 Medium: stonecut and stencil 22" (height) 55.9cm (height) 29" (width) 73.7cm (width)
• INUIT SCULPTURE OF A SALMON BY
  INUIT SCULPTURE OF A SALMON BY DENNIS H. PUNGOWIYI Yuit (Siberian Yu'pik) of the Qiwaghmilt Clan, Savoonga, St. Lawrence Island, North Bering Sea, Alaska; Chinook Salmon with baleen eyes and springing rod mount, with a bone plate base, initialed on the underside, 6" long, shrinkage crack.
• JOHN ALMSTEDT (XX-XXI) CANADIANJohn
  JOHN ALMSTEDT (XX-XXI) CANADIANJohn Almstedt, "Dufresne et rue Dollard Shawinigan", oil on board, signed lower left, 10 x 13 inches.
• ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON (CANADIAN
  ALFRED JOSEPH CASSON (CANADIAN 1898-1992) SPARROW LAKE COLOUR LINOCUT 93/250 (Image 6.319? x 6.319?) (Sheet 1019? x 9.5)
• KANANGINAK POOTOOGOOK, (1935-2010),
  KANANGINAK POOTOOGOOK, (1935-2010), Kinngait (Cape Dorset) THE LOON PAINTS THE RAVEN, 1985 signed, titled, dated, numbered, 42/50 sight 22.4 x 30.3 in — 57 x 77 cm
• NAWPACHEE (INUIT 1938-) HUNTER WITH
  NAWPACHEE (INUIT 1938-) HUNTER WITH BIRDS AND FISH ENGRAVING 42/50 1962 CAPE DORSET SIGNED LOWER RIGHT (UNFRAMED) 9" (height) 22.9cm (height) 12" (width) 30.5cm (width)
• KANANGINAK POOTOOGOOK (1935-2010)
  KANANGINAK POOTOOGOOK (1935-2010) E7-1168 Cape Dorset INUKSHUK framed 1987 8/50 Medium: stonecut and stencil 26.2" (height) 66.5cm (height) 18.9" (width) 48cm (width)
• NUJALIA POOTOOGOOK (INUIT, B.
  NUJALIA POOTOOGOOK (INUIT, B. 1972), DANCING BEAR Kinngait (Cape Dorset), Canada, carved and polished serpentine, signed ???? / ??? to foot underside.
• 40 W. NOTMAN MONTREAL CANADA
  40 W. NOTMAN MONTREAL CANADA ALBUMEN PHOTOGRAPHS Canada,1826-1891Album including 40 individual photographs including 3 with Native American Indians at Blackfoot Reserve, mountains, Canadian Pacific Railways,Louise Lake, Bow Lake,Mount Stephen, The Great Glacier, Caribou Road Bridge, and spruce trees.Albumen printPhotographs 9" x 7 1/4",Book 14" x 10"From the collection of a Boston, Massachusetts gentleman.
• NUNAVUT, ALEX ALIKASHUAK, INUIT
  NUNAVUT, ALEX ALIKASHUAK, INUIT DRUMMER, 1999Alex Alikashuak, (Nunavut, b. 1952) Inuit Drummer, 1999, carved stone, bone carved stone, bone Dimensions: 13 1/4 x 7 1/4 x 5 3/8 in. (33.66 x 18.42 x 13.65 cm.) Provenance: Private Collection, New Mexico
• ALTOON SULTAN ETCHINGAltoon
  ALTOON SULTAN ETCHINGAltoon Sultan (American, New York, b. 1948) etching, landscape. Signed and dated 95 in pencil lower right. Edition 55 out of 125 in pencil lower left. Plate: 7 1/2" x 13 1/2". Paper: 11" x 17".
• DON NINGEWANCE (NATIVE CANADIAN
  DON NINGEWANCE (NATIVE CANADIAN 1948-) SNOWY AND BUFFLEHEAD DUCK (LAC SEUL IN BACKGROUND) ACRYLIC ON MASONITE; SIGNED AND DATED 19~98 LOWER RIGHT; TITLED VERSO (UNFRAMED) 21" (height) 53.3cm (height) 27.5" (width) 69.9cm (width)
• INUIT CARVING OF A SHAMAN BY HANK
  INUIT CARVING OF A SHAMAN BY HANK NAPOWATUK (NAPAGHUTAQ) Yu'pik, Town of Gambell on St. Lawrence Island, North Bering Sea, Alaska, Polar Bear Transformational Figure with human face below bear's head, in carved walrus tusk with baleen features and claws, signed on the underside, 7 1/2" tall. Fine shrinkage cracks.
• Algonquian Ball Club, with
  Algonquian Ball Club, with Decorations mid-19th century having a notched triangular butt and finger-grooved handle; body of club profusely decorated with imagery of thunderbirds, horned panthers, horned serpents, and a variety of mystical birds length 21-1/2 inches Published: Dresslar, Jim. "The Ball-Headed Club of the North American Indian" in The American Society of Arms Collectors, Bulletin 59 (1988: 37). The duality of upper and lower worlds is likewise ubiquitous and particularly well developed among Algonquian-speaking groups such as the Menominee, whose hierarchical system has been described by Skinner (1921: 29-31). Among the latter, the most powerful upper world being the sun, followed by the Thunderbirds, and the chief of the underworld was a Great White Bear with a long copper tail, followed by the great Underground Panther and Horned Hairy Serpent (Fox: 2004: 283). Fox, William A. "Horned Panthers and Erie Associates" in A Passion for the Past Papers in Honour of James F. Pendergast. Ed. J.V. Wright and J.-L. Pilon Archaeological Survey of Canada Mercury Series Paper 164 (2004: 283-304). Skinner, Alanson. "Material Culture of the Menomini" in Indian Notes and Monographs. Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation (1921: 29-31). Exhibited: June 30-2015 - May 2016. Anishnaabek Art: Gift of the Great Lakes. Harbor Springs Area Historical Society, Harbor Spring, Michigan Published: Hemenway, Eric and Mary Cummings. Anishnaabek Art: Gift of the Great Lakes (2015: 9). Property from the Estate of Robert Streett
• Alfred Guillou (French,
  Alfred Guillou (French, 1844-1926) Boy and Older Man Fishing in a Harbor, signed lower left "Alfred Guillou", oil on canvas, 32 x 26 in.; 20th century gilt wood and composition frame,