Early Indian Red Armchair

Early Red Indian Ethylene Glycol Anti-Freeze one imperial gallon can. Appears to be in overall fair condition with paint loss, discoloration, and wear from use and age. Displays well with great Native

EARLY WYNN CLEVELAND INDIANS VINTAGE RED MAN TABACCO CARD EXCELLENT SHAPE

Lot contains Parco, 1931 Sinclair, early Monamotor, 1937 Red Indian, Sinclair, General Violet Ray, early Deep Rock, early Richfield, and 1953 Hancock. Great graphics maps that show good color with som

Red Ware Indian Pottery Vase with Early Use of Blue Accent. Size: 4 h , 3.5 w

Early American Indian Ancestral Pueblo pottery bowl. Red clay decorated with line impressions around exterior surface and black interior. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental U

This petite 19th century child's chair has a single piece seat and a black and gold surface. It measures approx. 16"H. It paired with a late 19th/early 20th century child's chair with Indian red and b

Early to mid 20th century. Metal arm chair having an early red painted surface with nice form and in sturdy condition. H43" W27" D20" Sold from the collection of a Greenville, SC gentleman.

Early Southwest indian chief's saddle blanket with large red stripes. It measures 34"x25".

Early Southwestern San Lorenzo American Indian pottery bowl. Red clay decorated with black line design motif. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental USA shipping for $55 plus ins

Early 19th Century American Portrait Miniature of Young Girl in Red Dress Watercolor, depicting a young girl wearing a red dress and coral necklace, seated in red armchair. "Hugh's Great Aunt Sister-i

Measures 9” x 6” 5.75”. Marked “Macdonald Mfg Co. Ltd Toronto” lower right panel. Exhibits scattered scratches throughout. Corrosion at upper left corner of right, faded panel. Denting to ed

A very early and rare production color Native American Indian trade blanket. It is green with black red yellow and blue stripes. It has 4 measure mark lines. Label reads, All Wool Mariposa Blanket Mad

Sack back Windsor arm chair. Maine, circa 1810. Condition: Excellent condition. Early red paint over black. H 38" H (Seat ) 16" W 22-1/2" D 16-1/2". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https

37" high, 25" wide, 23" deep seat early red decal under the arm circa 1903

Early 20th century Navajo Indian trading post long carpet. Red, brown, ruby, gray geometric pattern. On the ends red border unraveled for 1.5in. There is a 1 x 1.5in reweave in the gray in one corner.

Native American, Midwestern United States, Minnesota, Red Lake Indian Reservation, Chippewa (Ojibwe), ca. early 20th century CE. A hair roach, an iconic headdress, made from a knit or woven yarn base

Pair of brace-back, pipe stem turned Windsor armchairs. Rhode Island, late 18th century. Old green paint over early red. Seats may have been upholstered when the chairs were painted green.. Overall H

Burmese Anglo-Indian style arm chair, having red and white upholstery, featuring intricate hand-carved frame with fret decoration, to include matching ottoman, supported on animal head feet 32 1/2"h

Very Rare 18C Philadelphia Comb Back Windsor Chair. This large and wide high back arm chair with intricate baluster turnings, scroll carved ears. Remnants of original early red paint. Wear consistent

Rare coveted "Indian motif", red/white/blue, 11 1/2", believed to originate from the Lenape/Delaware tribe and dating from the early 1900's. With wear, missing the top ball, line tie and a section of

Includes many of the hard to find early figures, War Dancing Chiefs, The Witch Doctor and Chiefs with Peace Pipes surrounding a Campfire at the Pow Wow. Wonderfully Illustrated Label on Box. 18 pieces

1952 RED MAN TOBACCO AL #24 EARLY WYNN INDIANS HOFER

Indian clubs Red tops and red strips with black or dark blue field 18.5" tall late 19th early 20th century Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the

Early 19th c. New England armchair in red paint. Splint seat. 18" seat Ht., 46" overall Ht.. Provenance: Clayton Store, Sue Connell, Southfield, Massachusetts