A few examples of appraisal values for
NATIVE

• NATIVE AMERICAN POT circa 1900.
  NATIVE AMERICAN POT circa 1900.
• NATIVE AMERICAN POT circa 1900.
  NATIVE AMERICAN POT circa 1900.
• Box Native Baskets & Pottery
  Box Native Baskets & Pottery
• Box Native Dolls
  Box Native Dolls
• NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKET
  NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKET circa 1900.
• A native carved stone bust with
  A native carved stone bust with braided hair, 20cm high
• Box Native Baskets & Implements
  Box Native Baskets & Implements
• NATIVE AMERICAN PIT FIRED POTTERY
  NATIVE AMERICAN PIT FIRED POTTERY VASE
• NATIVE AMERICAN SCULPTURES With
  NATIVE AMERICAN SCULPTURES With table lamps, artworks, electronics and other items.
• NATIVE AMERICAN ZIA PUEBLO
  NATIVE AMERICAN ZIA PUEBLO POTTERY WITH DEER AND BIRDS Early 20th century.
• NATIVE AMERICAN-THEMED FOLK ART
  NATIVE AMERICAN-THEMED FOLK ART SCULPTURE 20th century, unsigned, rootwood carved as ifantastic forms to include, masks, demons, snakes, fish, an alligator, and an elder wearing a feathered headdress.
• Native American Indian girl dipping
  Native American Indian girl dipping her toe in a stream; oil on board; 21 1/2" x 11".
• Native American river encampment
  Native American river encampment oil on canvas. 22'' H x 26'' W.
• NATIVE AMERICAN RUG: YEI3'2 x 4'1''
  NATIVE AMERICAN RUG: YEI3'2 x 4'1'' Three figures among maize. Rendered in ivory tan brown black teal and gray on a pale green field.''
• NATIVE AMERICAN RENDEZVOUS BAG 20th
  NATIVE AMERICAN RENDEZVOUS BAG 20th century.
• NATIVE AMERICAN ACOMA POT circa
  NATIVE AMERICAN ACOMA POT circa 1900.
• NATIVE AMERICAN STYLE RUGNative
  NATIVE AMERICAN STYLE RUGNative American Style Rug,
• NATIVE AMERICAN SEED POT Painted
  NATIVE AMERICAN SEED POT Painted earthenware, with handles.
• NATIVE AMERICAN ACOMA POT 19th
  NATIVE AMERICAN ACOMA POT 19th century.
• Native American Artifacts includ
  Native American Artifacts includ
• NATIVE AMERICAN DECORATED POT Early
  NATIVE AMERICAN DECORATED POT Early 20th century.
• NATIVE AMERICAN PATTERN RUGNative
  NATIVE AMERICAN PATTERN RUGNative American Pattern Rug
• NATIVE AMERICAN RUG2'9 x 4'8''
  NATIVE AMERICAN RUG2'9 x 4'8'' Three stepped medallions of tan brown and ivory flanked by two rows of chevrons in similar colors on a light gold field.''
• NATIVE AMERICAN RUG3'5 x 5'7''
  NATIVE AMERICAN RUG3'5 x 5'7'' Zigzag pattern forms three diamond-shaped medallions in dark brown tan and ivory.''
• NATIVE AMERICAN RUG2'7 x 4'10'' Red
  NATIVE AMERICAN RUG2'7 x 4'10'' Red gray and brown stripes across an ivory field.''
• NATIVE AMERICAN RUG4'1 x 7'3''
  NATIVE AMERICAN RUG4'1 x 7'3'' Three Eye Dazzler medallions in red brown gray tan ivory and orange on a light brown field.''
• NATIVE AMERICAN RUG1'10 x 3'5'' Red
  NATIVE AMERICAN RUG1'10 x 3'5'' Red brown and ivory geometric design.''
• (3) NATIVE AMERICAN PACK BASKETS
  (3) NATIVE AMERICAN PACK BASKETS 19th century.
• NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN
  NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN DOLLSNative American Indian dolls, mostly Skookum.
• NATIVE AMERICAN
  NATIVE AMERICAN PORTRAIT(American, 20th century) signed lower right "G. Bogad", oil on canvas, 20 x 24 in.; gilt wood frame, 28-1/4 x 32-1/4 in. Provenance: A Private New Jersey Estate Condition: surface dirt, yellowed varnish; frame with minimal wear
• Box Native Books & Magazines
  Box Native Books & Magazines
• NATIVE AMERICAN MASK 20th century.
  NATIVE AMERICAN MASK 20th century.
• TWO NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETS
  TWO NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETS HAND TWINED USINTWO NATIVE AMERICAN WOVEN BASKETS hand twined using natural grasses and dyes. The first a Pitt river 5" diameter by 4" tall. Plus a small Siletz basket with imbricated sides, height 2 1/2", diameter 5".
• UNUSUAL NATIVE AMERICAN MINIATURE
  UNUSUAL NATIVE AMERICAN MINIATURE WOVEN BASKET 19th century.
• NINETEEN NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN
  NINETEEN NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN BONE HUNTING POINTS and artifacts various lengths and shapes. Cased.
• NATIVE AMERICAN WEAVING, NAVAJO,
  NATIVE AMERICAN WEAVING, NAVAJO, CIRCA 1930NATIVE AMERICAN WEAVING, NAVAJO, CIRCA 1930, natural and aniline dyed homespun wool, geometric and cross devices in black, white, umber and red against shaded brownish grey ground, h: 59 x w: 39 in.