A few examples of appraisal values for
CRADLEBOARDS

• A Navajo Blanket and Cradleboard
  A Navajo Blanket and Cradleboard late 19th c. red woven wool blanket with teal grey black and cream stripes 68 in. x 45 in. carved wood cradleboard height 33 1/2 in. width 10 in. depth 10 1/2 in.
• MELISSA LESHE GREENE, AMERICAN
  MELISSA LESHE GREENE, AMERICAN (B.1957), 'BLANKET LADIES' 1994, AND 'MOTHER WITH CRADLEBOARD' 1992, TWO POLYCHROME POTTERY BOWLS, 16"H X 12 1/4"W X 10"D (EACH)Melissa Leshe Greene, American, (b.1957) 'Blanket Ladies' 1994, and 'Mother With Cradleboard' 1992, Two polychrome pottery bowls Both inscribed verso. Signed dated and titled. Two polychrome pottery bowls Dimensions: 16"H x 12 1/4"W x 10"D (each)
• Ten Western cabinet cards, seven
  Ten Western cabinet cards, seven photographs of Native Americans: "Geronimo, Whom Gen. Miles Named the 'Human Tiger'…Collins & Green, Lawton, Okla." printed on card, pencil notations on verso ; three by George E. Spencer, "Sitting Bull", pinhole at top , "Jack Red Cloud, Chief", small tear at dent, scratches , and "Knife", creased , each imprinted "Fort Sheridan"; mother with child in cradleboard, stamped "Buckman & Hartwell, Tucson, A.T."; two of male subjects, one by Paine, one by Heath; with Charles Eisenmann image of cowboy; two hunters with shotguns, by August Nelson; and "Wagons with the show, Pawnee Bill", penned onto image , by Swords Brothers, faded, soiled , each about 6-1/2 x 4-1/4 in. Small losses, stains, fading, wear. Collection of Courtney Smith, Sr., Highland Springs, Virginia.
• SEVEN SKOOKUM DOLLS. Five male
  SEVEN SKOOKUM DOLLS. Five male figures one female and one baby in a cradleboard. Three with plastic shoes maked ''Skookum''. 6 1/2'' h. to 16 1/2'' h. Some staining spotting wear. One figure with wear to face.
• Ute Beaded Hide Doll Cradleboard
  Ute Beaded Hide Doll Cradleboard thread-sewn and beaded using colors of light and medium blue pea green white and greasy yellow; basketry visor decorated with black and red yarn length 20 in. second quarter 20th century Condition: Visor broken; insignificant bead loss.