NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN FIRST NATIONS BIRCH BARK HAT

Ca. 1900, possibly Micmac, Northern Maine birch bark with quill work decoration depicting birds, flowers and the American flag. 36.5”L x 7”H x 8”D. Sussman Collection.

Native American Saugeen First Nation Birch Bark Lidded Basket by Carol Besito, measures 1.75''H x 2''D, this lovely little basket was crafted with a birch bark foundation with quills and sweetgrass, F

Original Spirit Painting on Birch Bark by First Nations Artist Saul Williams. This unusual piece is painted directly to a piece of birch bark and measures 6.5" x 9". The frame measures 11" x 13.5". Su

First Nations pillbox hat decorated with metal thread on felt flowers, lined with red cloth. Possibly Seneca. Worn condition circa 1900. H: 2", 6.5" (diam). CODE:CAN

Northeast Woodlands birch bark hat. 14 1/3" x 13", 6".

Watercolour Monogr. MCM (Margaret Maclure), 10 1/4" x 8 1/4", "First Nations Women in Hat".

Native American / First Nations, Northern United States / Canada, Great Lakes Region & Midwest, Winnebago / Ojibwe, ca. early 20th century CE. A hide bag with beadwork across both sides, the front pan

**Originally Listed At $400** First Nations, Northern Canada, Nunavut, Pond Inlet, Inuit, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-made stone and leather doll of a man dressed in traditional winter cl

Two Native American baskets and 3 napkin rings. The first basket, Penobscot etched birch bark with lid, decorated with flowers, cattails with frog, butterfly, squirrel and crescent moon and marked on

First half 20th century. Birch bark reinforced with metal rims and nails covered with rawhide heads. Compass star painted on one side and chief with headdress on the other. Wear and some splits. 5"h.

Northern California Basketry Hats first half 20th century lot of 3, includes: Yurok basketry hat with openwork rim, old collection label reads Weaver / Bessie / (illegible) height 4-1/4 inches x diame

ANGELIQUE MERASTY (1924-1996) CREE Three Birch Bark Bitings the first: with a central cruciform design, flanked by flowers and leaves; the second: repeating decorated petals; the third: repeating leaf

ANGELIQUE MERASTY (1924-1996) CREE Two Birch Bark Bitings the first: snowflake design; the second: repeated winged insect and leaves motif surrounding a central flower design. each incised birch bark

19th and 20th C. Including two Chinese carved cork ship models, three carved coconut baskets, a burlwood snuff box a New York hat box, a birch bark band box, a box of "Fairy Candles," a carved hardwoo

A Carved and Painted Wood and Birch Bark Goose Head Decoy Canadian, First Half 19th Century Length 20 inches. Literature: Robert Bishop. American Folk Sculpture, New York City, New York: Dutton, 1974,

UNIDENTIFIED MI'KMAQ ARTIST Quillwork Lidded Box, c. 1850 porcupine quills, organic pre-aniline dyes, softwood, birchbark, spruce root, and cotton thread, 6 x 8.25 x 6.5 in (15.2 x 21 x 16.5 cm) ESTIM

BEAU DICK (1955-2017) KWAKWA̱KA̱ʼWAKW Clam Shell Rattle, 1984 polychromed wood and cedar bark, 11 x 6 x 3.75 in (27.9 x 15.2 x 9.5 cm) carved in two sections, the recto in shallow relie

Lot 114 SIMON DICK (1951-) KWAKWA̱KA̱'WAKW Green Egret Headdress, 1998 cedar wood, cedar bark, and acrylic paint, 12 x 39 x 8.5 in (30.5 x 99.1 x 21.6 cm), measurements reflect dimensions withou

**Originally Listed At $4000** Simon Dick (First Nations Canadian, Kwakwaka'wakw, b. 1951) "Grouse Mask," ca. 2006 CE. A beautiful hand carved red cedar wood mask by Simon Dick, with cedar bark and fe

HAROLD KING, KWAKWA̱KA̱ʼWAKW Raven Mask , c. 1970s polychromed cedar wood, cedar bark, string and metal, 36 x 20 x 38 in (91.4 x 50.8 x 96.5 cm), dimensions variable, articulated beaks

Carl Simeon (First Nations Canadian, Kwakwaka'wakw, b. 1963) A hand carved decorative cedarwood and bark mask, an anthropomorphic face with a raven on the brow, the eye in profile inlaid with a nacre

Native American, Northern United States, Great Lakes region, Iroquois / Seneca / Ojibwe, ca. 1950s CE. A hand-made vintage canoe model made from birchbark over a cedar / spruce wood frame with black p

For your consideration is this birch bark cradle board and basket attributed to the Ojibwa Tribe, circa 1930's. There are two pieces in this collection; the first shows a cradle board constructed from

circa 1930's, possibly Iroquois Nation. 8 1/2" high, 34 1/2" wide, 9" deep. Age and use wear.