Eastern Great Lakes Finger-woven and Quilled Sash

Great Lakes Snakeskin and Trade Cloth Ornament, 19th century, the snakeskin mounted on red and blue cloth with silk ribbon edging, a cluster of tin Read more…

Western Great Lakes Wood and Stone Pipe, 19th century, the black stone form with tapered prow and inlaid with lead and catlinite, the cylindrical ash Read more…

Great Lakes Wood and Stone Pipe, Ojibwa, c. last quarter 19th century, the ash stem in puzzle form with heart and circle cut-outs and traces Read more…

Early Great Lakes Stone and Wood Pipe, c. first half 19th century, the spiral ash (?) stem with incised geometric design and grooved at the Read more…

Great Lakes Beaded and Silk Ribbon Appliqué Hide Moccasins, Winnebago, c. last quarter 19th century, soft sole forms with bilateral multicolored floral devices on the Read more…

Great Lakes Beaded and Silk Applique Hide Moccasins, Winnebago, c. last half 19th century, the soft sole forms with rare large single downturned flap, the Read more…

Great Lakes Beaded and Silk Applique Hide Moccasins, Winnebago, c. last half 19th century, the soft soled forms partially beaded on the vamp with bilateral Read more…

Great Lakes Wood and Hide Drum, mid-19th century, the circular wood hoop with rawhide drum face attached with wood pegs, remnant cloth strap, (cracks to Read more…

Western Great Lakes Quilled and Beaded Decoration, possibly Ojibwa, c. late 18th century, three cloth backed hide panels connected by ten quill plaited hide strips, Read more…

Western Great Lakes or Eastern Plains Quilled Hide Knife Sheath, c. second quarter 19th century, quilled on the front with central sawtooth design, (quill loss, Read more…