A few examples of appraisal values for
BIRCH BOWS

• A pair of wooden hunting bows
  A pair of wooden hunting bows with carved horn tips (one notched and one pointed), also a woven fabric wrap grip. 72".
• 4 EASTERN WOODLANDS BIRCH
  4 EASTERN WOODLANDS BIRCH BARKFour Eastern Woodlands birch bark items. Including 1 model canoe adorned with dyed porcupine quills; 1 conical moose call decorated with leaf sprigs; 1 round bowl decorated with a flowering vine; and 1 basket with birch bark base, the cover adorned with porcupine quills. Flakes and minor splits to the bark; lacking quills; general wear. Up to 16" high. ESTIMATE $200-300 Condition: Flakes and minor splits to the bark; lacking quills; general wear.
• SIOUX BOW AND ARROWS 19th
  SIOUX BOW AND ARROWS 19th century. Carved and bent wood with feathers and red-stained tips.
• FOUR BIRCH BARK BASKETS. American
  FOUR BIRCH BARK BASKETS. American early 20th century. A handled basket of tapered form 13.25''h. an oval porcupine needle basket with deer 3''h. a round basket having floral decoration. 5.5''h. together with a porcupine needle basket in the form of a birdhouse 6.5''h.
• A LARGE BIRCH BARK BASKET WITH
  A LARGE BIRCH BARK BASKET WITH BEADED DECORATIONThe large and unique birch bark basket twined with elm root is made rare by the application of glass beading to create a surging rattlesnake decoration. The original birch bark tag is present identifying the origin as Potawatomi Nation and year of creation as 2000. The maker's name, Sandra Walker and her tribal roll number are recorded on the underside. A blue ribbon of merit from the 12th Annual Lawrence Indian Arts Show is included.Measures 7.5 x 14 x 11 inches.Very good condition throughout, no damage, repair or wear.
• Athapaskan Model Birchbark Canoe
  Athapaskan Model Birchbark Canoe birchbark body with cedar struts and wrapped gunwales; covered bow with painted circular decorations length 27 in.ca 1900 Condition: Some of the cedar wrapping on gunwales missing.
• PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB
  PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB 20th c. Bird Spirit War Club, with curved handle, unvarnished, 2/3 of the club fire scorched, leather wrist thong. 17" long.
• PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB
  PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB 19th c., classical form, with simple banded chip carved handle, retaining a cuff of birch paper bark, the bold head has an emerging wolf spirit, on top of a Sun spirit with ring eyes and a seven spike crown.21" x 12".
• TWO WOODEN BOWLS. Butter bowls or
  TWO WOODEN BOWLS. Butter bowls or trenchers. Birdseye maple with grips carved into the underside of bowl. 4 1/2''h. 24 3/4''w. and a softwood bowl with handles carved into the ends. 4 1/4''h. 22''w.
• PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB
  PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB Mid 20th c. Classical Form stripped of bark except heel of handle, chip carved handle, eagle head carved root spike, in natural finish, 27" x 9".
• Beaded quiver and bow sheath: sinew
  Beaded quiver and bow sheath: sinew sewn leather with beads at top and bottom edges, one notched wooden arrow, possibly Cheyenne, late 19th/early 20th century, 36 in. including fringe. Leather worn and faded, beadwork possibly later. Collection of Courtney Smith, Sr., Highland Springs, Virginia.
• NATIVE AMERICAN BOW AND ARROW
  NATIVE AMERICAN BOW AND ARROW WITH SPEARS Carved wood and feather with bone tips.
• NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBAL BOW AND
  NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBAL BOW AND ARROWS, WITH QUIVERMade in traditional style from naturalistic materials. A hide bound Native American bow and quiver with three metal tipped arrow fletcher. Quiver is accentuated with a layer of rabbit or other fur, with decorative wild turkey feathers. Bow has fur and feather accents. Arrows measure 29.25"L. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 48"L, bow Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age related wear, overall good
• NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBAL BOW AND
  NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBAL BOW AND ARROWS, WITH QUIVERMade in traditional style from naturalistic materials. A hide bound Native American bow and quiver with three metal tipped arrow fletcher. Quiver is accentuated with a layer of rabbit or other fur, with decorative wild turkey feathers. Bow has fur and feather accents. Arrows measure 29.25"L. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 48"L, bow Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age related wear, overall good
• Native American hand woven lidded
  Native American hand woven lidded baskets; one birch bark and quill example with vegetable dyed decoration along with a tightly woven radiating pattern basket. Tallest 2 1/4"H. Minor wear.
• A north eastern native American
  A north eastern native American embroidered birchbark trinket box, stitched with flowers, 8.5cm diameter, an embroidered birchbark card or cheroot case, 7cm x 9.5cm, two arrowhead covers similarly worked, 11.5cm and 9.5cm
• PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB
  PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB 19th c. Classical form with chip carved handle, ring of birch bark retained at bottom, polished handle, nice pebbly root ball displaying an emerging moose spirit. 23" long, 8 1/2" head.
• THREE WOVEN BIRCH BARK PACK
  THREE WOVEN BIRCH BARK PACK BASKETSThree woven birch bark pack baskets, 16", 15", and 13" h.
• 25PCS PNG SEPIK RIVER ARTIFACTS 2
  25PCS PNG SEPIK RIVER ARTIFACTS 2 BOWS & 23 ARROWS 25 Papua New Guinea Sepik River bows and arrows, arrows made of bamboo with carved hardwood tips, some smooth and some barbed, 2-4 with banded pigment decoration, bows of carved wood with black pigment. Approximate measurements: Longest arrow l. 47"; bow 70".
• Northeastern Birchbark Basket
  Northeastern Birchbark Basket with floral and strawberry motifs height 6.25 in. x width 11.75 in.early 20th century Condition: Small age break in bark.
• BIRCH BARK COVERED BASKET circa
  BIRCH BARK COVERED BASKET circa 1900.
• TRIBAL BOW & METAL POINT
  TRIBAL BOW & METAL POINT ARROWSca. late 19th century; shave and bent wood recurve bow with painted and dyed accent and dyed cotton wrapped ends, includes two feathered arrows with cut metal points, 41 1/2" bow, 26 1/2" arrows; Condition: owner attributed to Mojave Region; not original bow string - cotton cord present that cannot be used
• PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB
  PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB 1960s with portrait of an "Indian Chief" in war bonnet on burl head, which has an emerging deer spirit. The butt of the painted chip carved handle retains birch paper bark, leather thong at end. 23", 5" wide.
• Native American Indian woodland
  Native American Indian woodland birch and porcupine quill lidded basket. 2 1/2"H x 4"Diam. Surface wear and missing pieces.
• Native American Plains And Long
  Native American Plains And Long BowProbably ash wood fitted with two small iron straps and nicely carved 43.5'' L circa late 19th--early 20th century.Property Of A Metamora Michigan Gentleman.
• A BOW `BIRDS IN BRANCHES' CHAMBER
  A BOW `BIRDS IN BRANCHES' CHAMBER CANDLESTICK Circa 1765 Modelled as two nesting buntings perched in flowering branches above a nest of three chicks, the scroll moulded base applied with a dog and a sheep, 20cm high
• Native American Penobscot birch
  Native American Penobscot birch bark lidded basket ca. 1900 9 1/2" h. 15" dia. ?
• COLLECTION OF SEVEN INUIT ARROWS
  COLLECTION OF SEVEN INUIT ARROWS AND ONE BOW19th CenturySome used for birds or fish. Some with removable bone heads and some still fletched. One with steel head. Lengths from 23 to 50''. Together with a bow length 37''.Ex Collection: Rear Admiral John Lowe. ''
• BURL BIRDS EYE MAPLE BOWLA nicely
  BURL BIRDS EYE MAPLE BOWLA nicely shaped burl bowl in birds eye maple. Bowls like this were seldom made commercially and as a result are quite scarce. Good condition, no holes, cracks or repairs. Circa 1825. Diameter, 15.75".
• PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR
  PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB, CONTEMPORARY Beautifully carved classical form club by Penobscot artisan Joe Hugga Dana with black to unfinished wood chip carved handle, retaining bottom cuff of birch paper bark, the top having a portrait of an "Indian Chief" in war bonnet, eagle carved in low relief on back, emerging eagle spirit emerging from black painted spikes, 27 1/2" x 7 3/4", bright finish.
• PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB
  PENOBSCOT BAY BIRCH ROOT WAR CLUB 1940s hand painted decorative club, with green painted handle chip carved into the natural wood color; the head with relief cared 'Indian Chief" in bonnet, the spikes carved into deer head, eagle and goose, 29" long, 9" wide, good condition.
• WHIMSICAL WOODLANDS INDIAN BIRCH
  WHIMSICAL WOODLANDS INDIAN BIRCH BARK BASKETWhimsical Woodlands Indian birch bark basket, with porcupine quill decoration, 4 1/4" h., 7" dia. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• Birch boxes, cigarette boxes and
  Birch boxes, cigarette boxes and accessories to include (6) karelian birch cigarette boxes, (2) carved wood cigarette boxes, (1) fist form stoppered snuff box and assorted accessories.
• COLLECTION OF BOWLS, BASKETS, AND
  COLLECTION OF BOWLS, BASKETS, AND OTHER ASSORTED BURL WOOD ITEMSCollection of Bowls, Baskets, and Other Assorted Burl Wood Items,
• Leather wrapped wooden bow, 47 in.;
  Leather wrapped wooden bow, 47 in.; with leather case and matching quiver, probably deer hide with beaded ends, 41-1/2 in., all sinew sewn, late 19th/early 20th century, (two pieces). Some moth crazing, beadwork possibly later. Collection of Courtney Smith, Sr., Highland Springs, Virginia.
• Mi'kmaq Quilled Birchbark Box
  Mi'kmaq Quilled Birchbark Box mid-19th century dyed and undyed porcupine quills, spruce root, wood, and metal nails are used to create stars within circles height 8 inches x length 10-1/4 inches x depth 8 inches Property from the Estate of Robert Streett