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Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry

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Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry
Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry
Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry
Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry
Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry
Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry
Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry
Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry
Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry
Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry

Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry
Offered is a stunning, large (5 1/2″ across, 4 1/4″ tall) Tsimshian Native American or First Nation Cedar Basket with a fancy false embroidery design of arrows. This is a basket that I find difficult to let go, which is why I’m starting it higher than I usually do. It came with a lot of Alaskan/Northern Canadian baskets, some of which were made by Loa Ryan, an award-winning Tsimshian basket maker from British Columbia. I don’t know if she made this one as it didn’t have a tag included by her, but clearly a talented basket maker made this beautiful piece. Please look at all pictures so you can appreciate the artistry and excellent condition. A note: We’re all healthy here and are isolated and washing hands regularly. If you’re worried just leave your packages in a garage or porch area for a few days before opening. Thanks and be well. Most of the items we sell come from our personal collection gathered over the years from our travels, from Native powwows and craft stores, antique shops, auctions and estate sales. Now that our kids are in college and beyond, we are letting some items go so others can enjoy them. Then I’ll send you a combined invoice. Sorry for the expense, but I’ve had items lost overseas when mailing first class and don’t want to take the risk of losing valuable items. I pack carefully and try to reuse materials to save on environmental impact. I often double-box items with smaller gift boxes collected from various thrift stores. I reuse all that I receive and hope you will make use of the ones that come in your packages. The item “Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry” is in sale since Sunday, September 20, 2020. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Cultures & Ethnicities\Canada\ Aboriginal”. The seller is “bokhandlar” and is located in Iowa City, Iowa. This item can be shipped to North, South, or Latin America, all countries in Europe, Australia.
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada
  • Culture: Canadian Aboriginal
  • Artisan: unknown but came with baskets by Loa Ryan
  • Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
  • Tribal Affiliation: Tsimshian

Fine Alaskan Indian Tsimshian Cedar Basket Native American First Nation Basketry

19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade

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19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade

19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade
Plains Elk Antler Hide Scraper. Complete with Iron Scraper, which is unusual. 13 X 4 X 2 Inches. Item Age: 19th Century. Certainty of Authenticity: 100%. For more info do a search for “The Marcel Gibrat Collection” including the quote marks. Marcel Gibrat (Pictured working on a Greek Kylyx in the 1970s), my grandfather, was a Restorer for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan and later owned a Madison Avenue Restoration Studio and Art Gallery one block from the Guggenheim Museum. From the 1960s to 1990s. Marcel was undoubtedly a genius and was, as far as I know, the only Restorer for the Met without a PhD. In fact he had a sixth grade education. He was also a talented painter. Im Max Lewin the curator of what remains of Marcels extensive art collection, comprising ancient, tribal, Asian and European art. I have grown up around art and. I worked with Marcel summers and in college. Marcel was an unquestioned expert in antiquities and all items in the collection from the ancient world are guaranteed to be authentic. Marcel also had a particular affinity for African tribal art, and while dating such items is problematic, he absolutely had impeccable taste. Some of his opinions on provenance of tribal items have been challenged. There are also Asian items of various quality, and many fine and genuine items from primitive cultures including relatively contemporary (a few hundred years old) and both neolithic and upper paleolithic items. Many of the items have archaeological markings. The item “19TH CENTURY PLAINS INDIAN FIRST NATIONS ELK ANTER HIDE SCAPER WITH IRON BLADE” is in sale since Friday, May 15, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Ethnographic\Native American”. The seller is “the.marcel.gibrat.collection” and is located in Asheville, North Carolina. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Color: Brown
  • Maker: Sioux
  • Material: Wood and metal
  • Original/Reproduction: Original

19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper With Iron Blade

19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines

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19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines

19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines
Plains Elk Antler Hide Scraper. Profusely incised decoration along the haft: power lines. Classic hooked form for attachment of iron blade. This is a fine example of a scarce decorated handle. 13.5 X 5 X 2 Inches. Country or Region : North America. Item Age: 19th Century. Certainty of Authenticity: 100%. For more info do a search for “The Marcel Gibrat Collection” including the quote marks. Marcel Gibrat (Pictured working on a Greek Kylyx in the 1970s), my grandfather, was a Restorer for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan and later owned a Madison Avenue Restoration Studio and Art Gallery one block from the Guggenheim Museum. From the 1960s to 1990s. Marcel was undoubtedly a genius and was, as far as I know, the only Restorer for the Met without a PhD. In fact he had a sixth grade education. He was also a talented painter. Im Max Lewin the curator of what remains of Marcels extensive art collection, comprising ancient, tribal, Asian and European art. I have grown up around art and. I worked with Marcel summers and in college. Marcel was an unquestioned expert in antiquities and all items in the collection from the ancient world are guaranteed to be authentic. Marcel also had a particular affinity for African tribal art, and while dating such items is problematic, he absolutely had impeccable taste. Some of his opinions on provenance of tribal items have been challenged. There are also Asian items of various quality, and many fine and genuine items from primitive cultures including relatively contemporary (a few hundred years old) and both neolithic and upper paleolithic items. Many of the items have archaeological markings. The item “19TH CENTURY PLAINS INDIAN FIRST NATIONS ELK ANTLER HIDE SCRAPER TOOL LINES” is in sale since Friday, May 8, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Ethnographic\Native American”. The seller is “the.marcel.gibrat.collection” and is located in Asheville, North Carolina. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Color: Brown
  • Material: Wood and metal
  • Original/Reproduction: Original

19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Antler Hide Scraper Tool Lines

19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper Tool Dots Lines

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19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper Tool Dots Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper Tool Dots Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper Tool Dots Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper Tool Dots Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper Tool Dots Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper Tool Dots Lines
19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper Tool Dots Lines

19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper Tool Dots Lines
Plains Elk Antler Hide Scraper. Profusely incised decoration along the haft: power lines, and dots. Classic hooked form for attachment of iron blade. This is a fine example of a scarce decorated handle. This item will NOT be relisted for less. 13 X 4 X 2 Inches. Item Age: 19th Century. Certainty of Authenticity: 100%. For more info do a search for “The Marcel Gibrat Collection” including the quote marks. Marcel Gibrat (Pictured working on a Greek Kylyx in the 1970s), my grandfather, was a Restorer for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan and later owned a Madison Avenue Restoration Studio and Art Gallery one block from the Guggenheim Museum. From the 1960s to 1990s. Marcel was undoubtedly a genius and was, as far as I know, the only Restorer for the Met without a PhD. In fact he had a sixth grade education. He was also a talented painter. Im Max Lewin the curator of what remains of Marcels extensive art collection, comprising ancient, tribal, Asian and European art. I have grown up around art and. I worked with Marcel summers and in college. Marcel was an unquestioned expert in antiquities and all items in the collection from the ancient world are guaranteed to be authentic. Marcel also had a particular affinity for African tribal art, and while dating such items is problematic, he absolutely had impeccable taste. Some of his opinions on provenance of tribal items have been challenged. There are also Asian items of various quality, and many fine and genuine items from primitive cultures including relatively contemporary (a few hundred years old) and both neolithic and upper paleolithic items. Many of the items have archaeological markings. The item “19TH CENTURY PLAINS INDIAN FIRST NATIONS ELK ANTER HIDE SCAPER TOOL DOTS LINES” is in sale since Saturday, May 2, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Ethnographic\Native American”. The seller is “the.marcel.gibrat.collection” and is located in Asheville, North Carolina. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Color: Brown
  • Maker: Sioux
  • Material: Wood and metal
  • Original/Reproduction: Original

19th Century Plains Indian First Nations Elk Anter Hide Scaper Tool Dots Lines