Huge Native American Collection & African Art, Jewelry & Handicrafts – A Collector’S Treasure!”

This estate is home to one of the largest and most diverse Native American collections I have encountered in my estate sale career. The late owner was a passionate collector who spent decades acquiring an incredible array of Native American pottery, Kachina dolls, baskets, beadwork, jewelry, and artwork from various tribes, including Acoma, Pueblo, Navajo, Hopi, and Cherokee. In addition to the extensive Native American collection, this sale also features remarkable African tribal art, Pre-Columbian artifacts, and other unique global treasures. This is a rare opportunity for collectors, enthusiasts, and art lovers to acquire museum-quality pieces from a truly extraordinary estate. Way more coming Native American Elk Hyde dice bag a piece of Hopi pottery, likely a Polacca style pot Hopi pottery turtle effigy Vtg. Santa Clara Black Mudhead Figurine Holding Bow Australian Aboriginal clap sticks | handmade and painted VTG Native American Pottery Turtle Figurine, Acoma, NW, Hopi Kachina Gord Cochiti Pottery Frog Pueblo storyteller doll Acoma Wedding Vase Santo Domingo Pueblo pottery basket or bowl with a handle. NATIVE AMERICAN HOPI INDIAN GOURD DANCE RATTLE COTTONWOOD AND GOURD Navajo Diné Wedding Basket Ceremonial 4 Color 12 Point Star Sumac Willow 1980s Hopi Wicker Plaques A textile produced by Navajo people in the Four Corners area of the United States Vintage Eathtones Petroglyph Tucsan AZ art tile Krit A photograph of two Pawnee men, Not Afraid of Pawnee and Black Chicken, taken in 1869 Native American painted gord American Indian Head 20th Century Hopi Manfred Susunkewa, Salak Taka Katsina C. 1890- Hopi Cottonwood Palhik Mana Kachina Doll The beaded artwork is an example of Native American beadwork, specifically featuring an eagle and floral design Eagle stained glass Acoma pottery vase, handcrafted by Native American artisans from the Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico Acoma Fine Line Deer and Butterfly Plate A vintage miniature polychrome pottery piece by Margaret Gutierrez from Santa Clara Pueblo, likely crafted in 1989 Jemez Pueblo pottery cat storyteller figurine with a kitten Tesuque Pueblo Pottery - Rain God Pueblo story teller Jemez Pueblo Storyteller by Chrislyn Fragua, Mother and Daughter displaying Pottery. 6.4" tall Native American art, specifically from the Jemez Pueblo people, known for their pottery Navajo Godseye A decorative clay gourd vase with Native American-inspired art Cherokee Buffalo signed plate Early 1900s Native American Style Pueblo Poly Chrome Hopi Kachina Dolls Vintage Zuni Hand Beaded Doll Mud head kachinas Native American pottery sculpture Signed wolf gord A framed mixed media piece by Native American artist Kenneth Banks, created in 1995 in San Diego, CA. It is signed by the artist "End of the Trail" by James Earle Fraser. It depicts a Native American man on horseback, both figures appearing weary and defeated. David Villasenor - Vintage Native American Sandpainting - Acoma Pueblo Deer The object is a Buffalo Dream Catcher, inspired by Native American culture. Key points about the dream catcher include: Purpose: It is believed to protect people from nightmares; good dreams pass through the web, while bad dreams get trapped and perish in the morning light.A Navajo Indian Native American Clay Pottery Vase Signed EtchedPanamanian Wounaan Indian Basket The item shown is a Navajo Horsehair Wedding VasePueblo seed pot. Additional information: Acoma Pueblo seed pot. Additional information: Koshare Kachina doll from the San Juan Pueblo, Mata Ortiz pottery vessel, Moccasins Native American hand crafted shoulder bags Navajo Diné Wedding Basket Ceremonial 4 Color 12 Point Star Sumac Willow 13" H Misc. Pre-Hispanic three-legged Zapotec funerary ceramic polychrome po RARE Pre-Columbian Terracotta COLIMA HAIRLESS DOG, circa 300 B.C. A Maya pottery bowl, likely dating from 550 to 850 CE. Key features include Arte Sumac Peruvian mask Oaxaca Reticulated Black Pottery Bowl by Vintage Collectible Art a framed watercolor painting of a feather, likely a Harris Hawk tail feather Mayan Art The image is a lithograph titled "Native American Indian" by H. Richard Hindel, created in 1982, and is number 11 of 650 prints. It depicts a Native American dancer in traditional attire, possibly performing a ceremonial dance. lSigned by the artist in two places. Created in 1982. Limited edition lithograph. Depicts a Native American dancer. Part of a collection of vintage prints. "Indian Warrior III" or "Native American Fox Skin Traditional Indian Man" by artist K.M. Freeman. Native American Navajo Father Sky Sand Painting Eagle, Rain Bird And Bear sand painting The painting, titled "Water is Life - Raven," Africa Vintage African Beaded Belt Wall Hanging Seed Bead Hand-Carved Wooden African Turkana Kenya Dolls - Set of 3 - Leather Beads Shells African tribal shield Handcrafted Tribal Mask With Beads & Animal Face Design Wooden African mask A hand-carved African gourd, likely from Kenya, used as a decorative vase Collection of Finest Quality Handwoven Batoro Raffia Baskets/Bowls Mexican Mexican Nayarit Stoneware Seated Sculpture Brazilian PEOPLE AMAZON BRAZIL ENEMY WARRIORS MASK Spiritual Icon Folk art cross Antiques/Vintage Italian Hand Crafted Inlaid Natural Wood Musical Jewelry Box Vintage Royal Crown Arnart 5th Ave 55/1790 Boy With Umbrella Figurine Ceramic Clothing/Jewlery Fiesta Straw hat Moccasins Native American jewelry Kitchen VINTAGE BROWN WOOD MID CENTURY SALT SHAKER A hand turned bowl BY T. REEDMAN CALLALA BEACH NO. 684