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PAIR OF SIOUX ARM BANDS, EARLY 20TH CENTURY Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Handiwork: Pre 1930 item# 447042 (stock# TEH.F01.2)
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Although these well-preserved and obviously used beaded arm bands (TEH.F1.2) were attached with insoluble glue to a decorative frame by the late Chester Howard, they suffered no damage when removed. A great example of the type with strong, colorful geometric designs, the sinew sewn matched pair is attributed to the Sioux and date to the early 20th century. The untied bands measure about 11 ½” in length by 2 ¼” in width. The pair comes with a small display card, a biographical write-up about Howa ...click for details

STEATITE SKELETON PIPE Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pre 1980 item# 544298 (stock# BWO.6)
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Here’s a fascinating enigma! This carved, 4 ¾” tall, dark greenish black steatite elbow pipe (BWO6) came to its owner as possibly Aztec in origin. In overall very good condition, even with its head glued on (along a simple break) and a number of surface scratches and bruises from repeated handling, this piece has all of the attributes of being hand-made albeit with the possible help of historical period tools. To test the theory of antiquity, the pipe was sent to Cal Howard, authenticator from S ...click for details

NORTHERN PLAINS MEDALLION POUCH, E. 20TH CENT Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Handiwork: Pre 1940 item# 446652 (stock# TEH.F09.4)
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This earlier 20th century beaded circular bag (TEH.F9.4) is from the collection of the late Chester Howard. Measuring just a bit more than 4 ¼” from top to bottom, round bags of this style were called medallion pouches for the early Indian Peace Medals they were designed to hold. The beadwork is in overall good condition, but the leather itself is rather stiff and has a small tear and hole on its lower backside. It also has some spots of light discoloration on the back where Howard applied glue ...click for details

YAKIMA BEADED BAG, MID-20TH CENTURY Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Handiwork: Pre 1970 item# 447037 (stock# TEH.F06.2)
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This large and colorful beaded bag (TEH.F6.2) is from the Yakima tribe of Washington. Measuring 10” x 12” in size (not counting fringes or thong handles), the Plateau bag dates into the mid-20th century and was once glued into a decorative frame by its owner, the late Chester Howard. In overall very good condition with a bold floral design on a deep yellow field near which two butterflies pose to alight, there are a few light stains on the beadwork. The supple hide back of the bag has some mildl ...click for details

ZUNI HANDLED BOWL BY GEORGIANNA HECHILAY Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Pottery: Pre 1980 item# 610452 (stock# TEH.120)
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This charming 5 ½” long Zuni student bowl (TEH.120), dating into the mid- to later 20th century, is marked on its base ‘G. Hechilay, 2nd Hour, Georgianna’. Intact and in excellent condition, the choice of pictographs adds delightfully adds to its youthful vibrance. Possibly overseen by Jennie Laate as an instructor (according to one knowledgeable Southwestern collector), this bowl can’t help but adding a bit of whimsy and uniqueness to any collection. From the Chester Howard estate, it comes wit ...click for details

BEADED FLORAL STRIP, NORTHERN PLAINS, MONTANA Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Handiwork: Pre 1970 item# 447020 (stock# TEH.F09.2)
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This brightly beaded 26 ½” x 4 ¼” floral strip or belt (TEH.F9.2) is from the estate of the late Chester Howard. Previously glued into a decorative frame with insoluble glue, the strip was noted by Howard to have been acquired in Montana and was either Crow or Northern Cheyenne in origin. Dating into the mid-20th century and in overall good condition with just 18 or so white seed beads missing along one row, the backing is a black cloth with print design illustrating blond-headed children at pla ...click for details

NORTHERN PLAINS BEADED BELT, MID 20TH CENTURY Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Handiwork: Pre 1970 item# 447031 (stock# TEH.F09.1)
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Measuring 21 ½” x 3 ½”, this attractive mid-20th century beaded strip (TEH.F9.1) with floral design was acquired by the late Chester Howard in Montana. Previously mounted in a decorative frame, Howard noted that the flexible strip, called a belt by Howard, was either Crow of Northern Cheyenne. In overall very good condition with only a half-dozen baby blue beads missing at the end of one row, and a few small patches of rusty stain, the paper sewn on the back of the strip has torn away in five or ...click for details

NORTHERN PLAINS MOCCASINS, EARLY 20TH CENT Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Handiwork: Pre 1930 item# 447934 (stock# TEH.F08.2)
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In spite of heavy wear on the soles of these early 20th century beaded moccasins (TEH.F8.2), the bold geometric beadwork has stood up quite well. From the collection of the late Chester Howard, the mocs were noted on the frame to which Howard had glued them as possibly Sioux. The adult moccasins measure 10” in length. Originally sinew sewn, the front half of each of the worn soles have been covered with hide that is held in place with heavy cotton thread. The moccasin leather is quite stiff and ...click for details

GREAT LAKES BEADED FLORAL BAG, E. 20TH CENT Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Handiwork: Pre 1930 item# 447024 (stock# TEH.F03.2)
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This beaded black felt bag (TEH.F3.2) measures 7 ¼” in length and 5 ¼” in width. In overall good, worn condition, the interior of the bag below the drawstring is lined with canvas. Once glued to a decorative frame by the late Chester Howard, the bag was easily removed with acetone. Noted by Howard to be Chippewa in origin, the floral beadwork points to an early 20th century style incorporating a fair number of faceted metal seed beads. There is some bead loss along the trim at the top of the bag ...click for details

SUPERB EAGLE HEAD CLUB WITH ANTLER TIP SPIKE Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: American Indian: Handiwork: Pre 1930 item# 769333 (stock# KJH.87)
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This spectacular hand-carved 17” long ‘ceremonial club’ (KJH87) was purchased by Ken Hladek in March 2003 (as he recalls, it was an estate sale and the item number was 0962..."INDIAN TRADE WAR CLUB - LUKA) at a Lolli Brothers auction in Macon, Missouri. The only information that came with this lethal-looking weapon was a note that it was from the William R. Gauld collection of Elmo, Montana, a town located well within the boundaries of the Flathead Indian reservation. Many other items offer ...click for details

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