Other Indian Items
These are outstanding pieces that do not fit easily into any of the other categories on our site, but illustrate the variety and diversity that exists in antique Indian art.
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| Navajo sandpainting, "Thunder Among the Corn World" by Joe Ben Jr. A beautiful piece by the acknowledged master of the art. His pieces transcend typically "Indian" art, and are accepted as fine art around the world. 17" x 25" framed. $1095 (PP 2290) Inquire/Order | Beaded Plateau flat bag, (Umatilla or Yakima) with a vase of flowers, c. 1920-30. Perfect condition. 11 1/2" x 13 1/2". $1295 (BD 2146) Inquire/Order | A highly unusual Zuni stone bird fetish with coral and turquoise inlaid in pitch, collected by a missionary to the Southwest between 1900 and 1925. Fresh out of the collection of Roger Crabtree. 1 3/8" long. SOLD (FT RC/731-010) Inquire/Order |
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| Navajo weaver doll by Navajo artist Kay Bennett, c. 1980. Bennett's incredibly detailed dolls are some of the finest Indian dolls made, and are collected by museums and art lovers alike. 19" high". $1595 (DL BENNETT) Inquire/ Inquire/Order | A set of four carved wooden Greenland Eskimo dolls, c. 1900-1910. Three women in summer outfits (all different), and one woman in winter gear with a carved baby on her back. The quality of the carving is exemplary, and these are the best-preserved old Greenland Eskimo dolls we have ever seen. The condition is near-mint, right down to the perfectly intact boots with colored rawhide decoration. 15" to 16 1/4" high. SOLD (DL GREEN) Inquire/Order | Wonderful Zuni wolf fetish with inlaid turquoise eyes, collected by a missionary to the Southwest between 1900 and 1925. Fresh out of the collection of Roger Crabtree. 2 3/4" long. SOLD (FT RC/731-004) Inquire/Order |
