Native Culture Art Appraisals

Frank Charli Northwest Coast Style Wooden Fish Carving

Lakota Warrior Portrait (Likely Sitting Bull)

Carved Wooden Fish Wall Art by Frank Charlie

Black and White Photograph of Baby Sumo Wrestler

Framed Indigenous Art Print: 'Hawk' by Quian Adams (or similar)

Bev Doolittle 'The Good Omen' Print

Velvet Painting: Portrait of an Indigenous Man with Eagle and Ceremonial Staff

Turquoise Bear Fetish Carving

R.C. Gorman Rio Grande Gallery Exhibition Poster

Ivory Swan Carving by Walter Slwooko, 1979

Gourd Art with Lizard Motifs

Framed Amate Bark Painting with Indigenous Iconography

Alaskan Art Sled with Dolls and Animal Furs

Southwestern Still Life Painting of Pottery and Beads

Scout's Signal Print by O.C. Seltzer

Star Wars Themed Decorative Skateboard Decks (Captain Phasma & AT-AT)

Framed Print of Indigenous Pacific Northwest Coast Style Bird by Alvin Adkins

Moonlit Landscape with Teepees and River Painting

Bev Doolittle Pinto Print (Framed)

Bev Doolittle 'The Forest Has Eyes' Print

Ahousat Woven Basket by Elsie Robinson

Hulk Hogan 'Dab' Pop Art Graphic

Painted New Mexico Gourd by Glen Martinez

Indus Valley Harappan Terracotta Vessel with Beast Motifs

Carved Wooden Totem Pole (Decorative)

Abstract Figurative Print - 'Monument of Time' by R.C. Gorman

Buffalo Skull with Wolf Effigy and Feather Adornments

Carved Buffalo Sculpture by Jesse Devila

NEZ PERCE Limited Edition Print by Clifford R. Nielsen

Sioux Pottery Art Vase by Richard Underbaggage, Lakota

Decorative Wooden Totem Sculpture

Alaskan Art Ivory Totem Pole Hair Piece

Southwestern-Style Multi-Media Framed Artwork featuring Kokopelli and broken pottery

Feather and Felt Dream Catcher

Carved Wooden Indian Horse on Stand

"Han shot first" (Guido in Mos Eisley Salon from Han Solo's Perspective) by Hippo

Birch Bark Basket with Traditional Alaskan Items

Collection of Carved Stone Fetishes (Turquoise Bears and Shell Fish)

Southwestern 'Storyteller' Pottery Sculpture with Pueblo Diorama

Pair of Antique Leather and Wood Shields (possibly tribal or ceremonial)