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online only auction | 4 day sale | sale is over
Location
Los Angeles, CA 90034
Dates

Sale Starts

Sun
Aug 13
2am
2017

Sale Ends

Wed
Aug 16
9pm
2017
Acoma Pueblo Pottery Vase: An Acoma pueblo pottery vase. This vase is handcrafted of clay and features flared lip above a fluted neck and bulbous body. It is decorated with a two-tone brown and black traditional motif. The vase is marked on the underside “Acoma, N. Mexico”.
Acoma Pueblo Pottery Vase: An Acoma pueblo pottery vase. This vase is handcrafted of clay and features flared lip above a fluted neck and bulbous body. It is decorated with a two-tone brown and black traditional motif. The vase is marked on the underside “Acoma, N. Mexico”.
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Preview and/or local pickup may be available for some items Visit sale on EBTH.com for details Acoma Pueblo Pottery Vase, After Danny Dennis Framed Serigraph "Raven Stealing Sun", Pair of Handmade Navajo Kachina Dolls, Antique Delft Porcelain Footed Compote, Ray-Ban Glasses, Kate Spade "Grady" Polarized Cat-Eye Sunglasses, Handwoven Hopi Style Coil Basket, Pair of Mid Century Cane and Bamboo Club Chairs, Native American Style Storyteller Figurine, Antique Handwoven Native American Style Flatweave Rug, After Joe Wilson Framed Offset Lithograph "Killer Whale", Ukranian Hand Painted Wood Eggs, Pioneer Automatic Turntable, Collection of Vintage Mexican and Native American Inspired Sterling Silver Brooches,...

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Acoma Pueblo Pottery Vase: An Acoma pueblo pottery vase. This vase is handcrafted of clay and features flared lip above a fluted neck and bulbous body. It is decorated with a two-tone brown and black traditional motif. The vase is marked on the underside “Acoma, N. Mexico”.
Acoma Pueblo Pottery Vase: An Acoma pueblo pottery vase. This vase is handcrafted of clay and features flared lip above a fluted neck and bulbous body. It is decorated with a two-tone brown and black traditional motif. The vase is marked on the underside “Acoma, N. Mexico”.
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After Danny Dennis Framed Serigraph "Raven Stealing Sun": A framed serigraph titled Raven Stealing Sun after Canadian artist Danny Dennis (b.1951, Port Essington, B.C). It depicts the stylistic eagle symbolism of the native artist culture in vibrant red, teal, and black hues. It is plate signed and titled to the lower margin and set in a black mat. Presents in an acrylic frame.
After Danny Dennis Framed Serigraph "Raven Stealing Sun": A framed serigraph titled Raven Stealing Sun after Canadian artist Danny Dennis (b.1951, Port Essington, B.C). It depicts the stylistic eagle symbolism of the native artist culture in vibrant red, teal, and black hues. It is plate signed and titled to the lower margin and set in a black mat. Presents in an acrylic frame.
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Pair of Handmade Navajo Kachina Dolls: A pair of handmade Navajo kachina dolls. Each doll features a painted wood construction depicting two spirit dancers in ceremonial dress. One item is signed on the underside of the base, “Crow, Lloyd Talawyma, Moencopi, AZ”, and the other is marked “WILPOLEYESTEWA, TALAVI”.
Pair of Handmade Navajo Kachina Dolls: A pair of handmade Navajo kachina dolls. Each doll features a painted wood construction depicting two spirit dancers in ceremonial dress. One item is signed on the underside of the base, “Crow, Lloyd Talawyma, Moencopi, AZ”, and the other is marked “WILPOLEYESTEWA, TALAVI”.
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Antique Delft Porcelain Footed Compote: An antique Delft porcelain footed compote. This compote is decorated with a hand painted floral and foliate motif expressed in blue shades. It is marked “Delft” to the interior of the base.
Antique Delft Porcelain Footed Compote: An antique Delft porcelain footed compote. This compote is decorated with a hand painted floral and foliate motif expressed in blue shades. It is marked “Delft” to the interior of the base.
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Ray-Ban Glasses: A pair of Ray-Ban eye glasses featuring two-tone red frames. The frames are marked “RB 1528 3583 38-16 130” to the interior of the arms and “Ray-Ban” along the side. Includes a pink case with hearts.
Ray-Ban Glasses: A pair of Ray-Ban eye glasses featuring two-tone red frames. The frames are marked “RB 1528 3583 38-16 130” to the interior of the arms and “Ray-Ban” along the side. Includes a pink case with hearts.
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Kate Spade "Grady" Polarized Cat-Eye Sunglasses: A pair of Kate Spade “Grady” polarized cat-eye sunglasses. These sunglasses feature black frames with smokey-tinted lenses. They are marked “grady/p/s 807p ra140 1-6” to the interior and “Kate Spade – New York” along the side. Includes a green Kate Spade sunglasses case.
Kate Spade "Grady" Polarized Cat-Eye Sunglasses: A pair of Kate Spade “Grady” polarized cat-eye sunglasses. These sunglasses feature black frames with smokey-tinted lenses. They are marked “grady/p/s 807p ra140 1-6” to the interior and “Kate Spade – New York” along the side. Includes a green Kate Spade sunglasses case.
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Handwoven Hopi Style Coil Basket: A handwoven Hopi style coil basket. It features a tightly coiled shape in gradient brown hues with images of antelope woven in. Presents with a label that reads "Hopi Coil Basket “Antelopes” Weaver… Karen Lomahongua". In the Hopi culture, woven baskets not only serve utilitarian purposes, but also are used in ceremonial contexts, and as a type of currency in trade.
Handwoven Hopi Style Coil Basket: A handwoven Hopi style coil basket. It features a tightly coiled shape in gradient brown hues with images of antelope woven in. Presents with a label that reads "Hopi Coil Basket “Antelopes” Weaver… Karen Lomahongua". In the Hopi culture, woven baskets not only serve utilitarian purposes, but also are used in ceremonial contexts, and as a type of currency in trade.
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Pair of Mid Century Cane and Bamboo Club Chairs: A pair of Mid Century cane and bamboo club chairs. Each features a curved bamboo back with layered rattan ovals and wrapped details, a caned seat, and bamboo legs connected by an x stretcher. Items are not marked.
Pair of Mid Century Cane and Bamboo Club Chairs: A pair of Mid Century cane and bamboo club chairs. Each features a curved bamboo back with layered rattan ovals and wrapped details, a caned seat, and bamboo legs connected by an x stretcher. Items are not marked.
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Native American Style Storyteller Figurine: A Native American style storyteller figurine. This figurine depicts a mother-like figure at the center with five small children clinging to her body. It is made of colorful painted ceramic. Unmarked.
Native American Style Storyteller Figurine: A Native American style storyteller figurine. This figurine depicts a mother-like figure at the center with five small children clinging to her body. It is made of colorful painted ceramic. Unmarked.
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Antique Handwoven Native American Style Flatweave Rug: An antique handwoven Native American style flatweave area rug. This rug features a center red diamond medallion flanked by a chevron pattern in gradient brown hues. Surrounding the center design is a geometric diamond pattern against a red field. The rug has a beige and white trim and is not labeled.
Antique Handwoven Native American Style Flatweave Rug: An antique handwoven Native American style flatweave area rug. This rug features a center red diamond medallion flanked by a chevron pattern in gradient brown hues. Surrounding the center design is a geometric diamond pattern against a red field. The rug has a beige and white trim and is not labeled.
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After Joe Wilson Framed Offset Lithograph "Killer Whale": An offset lithograph after an original piece titled Killer Whale by Native American artist Joe Wilson (1967- ), a member of the Cowichon Band in Canada. The piece depicts the abstract image of a killer whale made from vibrant teal, gray, red, and black Native American symbols. The piece is plate signed “Joe Wilson” to the lower left and set in a black mat. Presents in an acrylic frame.
After Joe Wilson Framed Offset Lithograph "Killer Whale": An offset lithograph after an original piece titled Killer Whale by Native American artist Joe Wilson (1967- ), a member of the Cowichon Band in Canada. The piece depicts the abstract image of a killer whale made from vibrant teal, gray, red, and black Native American symbols. The piece is plate signed “Joe Wilson” to the lower left and set in a black mat. Presents in an acrylic frame.
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Ukranian Hand Painted Wood Eggs: A collection of Ukranian hand painted wood eggs in various sizes. The medium eggs feature alternating floral and geometric designs and the smaller egg features an intricate floral motif. The largest is a nesting egg with a smaller matching egg to the interior. Each features a lacquered finish.
Ukranian Hand Painted Wood Eggs: A collection of Ukranian hand painted wood eggs in various sizes. The medium eggs feature alternating floral and geometric designs and the smaller egg features an intricate floral motif. The largest is a nesting egg with a smaller matching egg to the interior. Each features a lacquered finish.
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