Sioux Chief Indian Chief holding a peace pipe Bronze

Medium: Bronze Sculpture Size: 7†X 4 1/4†Title: Sioux Chief. Subject: Indian Chief holding a peace pipe. Certified Limited Edition: 655/1250. Signature: Base. Jim Ponter, American 1923-2007.

Medium: Bronze Sculpture, painted Size: 32â€h x 11"w x 9"d. Title: Unknown Subject: Indian chief standing holding a peace pipe & feathered staff. Signature: Base. C. Kauda.

Royal Doulton 1978 The Chief HN 2892 Porcelain Figure. Seated Indian Chief Holding Peace Pipe. Height 7"

Native American Indian Chief holding a pipe. End of pipe is missing. Bronze early 1900s tobacco or cigarette pack holder, made by the Jennings Brothers with J B 3202 stamped on the bottom. Hinge is no

Tall bronze of Indian chief with peace pipe on green marble base, 23 in. T, 6 in. Sq.

Cold painted bronze depicting an Indian Chief in full garb holding a pipe, titled “Blackfeet Ritual”, signed and dated 97, 12/45, Bronze Smith, on a revolving wood base, overall height 17&

Indian Chief Peace Pipe Print Photo & Old Frame. Frame: 29" x 25" Print: 20 x 16. Condition good. See photo.

Late 19th c. World's Fair Bank by J. & E. Stevens Co., designed by Charles Bailey, depicting Columbus and an Indian Chief with peace pipe that is supposed to emerge when a coin is deposited, original

American Spirit Tobacco Tin, 150 g. features the American Spirit logo of an Indian Chief Smoking a Peace Pipe, mesures 3.75'' x 5''

Place a coin in the slot at the feet of Columbus. Press the lever and the coin disappears as an Indian chief suddenly leaps up extending a peace pipe to Columbus who salutes the Indian chief. (JY). (E

Bronze sculpture of Sioux Indian Chief Shot in the Eye by listed Austrian artist Carl Kauba. 6" tall.

Group of Antique Native American Peace PipesThree stems and four catlinite bowls, the first stem having quillwork and horsehair, the second having a carved figure of an Indian Chief, and the third is

J. & E. Stevens. Place a coin into the slot and press the lever. The coin disappears as the indian chief leaps up from his place of hiding. The indian extends a peace pipe as Columbus salutes. (JY). (

Place a coin in the slot at the feet of Columbus and press the lever. The coin disappears as the Indian chief leaps from his place of hiding and extends a peace pipe as Columbus salutes. (JY). Good-Ve

AFTER CARL KAUBA PEACE MAKER BRONZE Bronze American Indian Chief, After Carl Kauba, 29h x 13w inches

Chief with Peace Pipe, Brave Making Arrows, Youth With Lance, Eagle Dancer, Seated Indian Chief with Spear, Council Fire, and Grazing Pony. 7 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Boxes excellent.

First half-20th century. Oil on artist board, signed and dated 1947 lower right. Naive image of chiefs, one holding a peace pipe. Surface scuffs. 16"h. 19.75"w., framed, 18.25"h. 22.25"w.

Medium: Bronze Sculpture Size: 12†x 19†Title: We the People Subject: Indian kneeling on the Constitution document, holding a Peace Pipe. Edition: 24 / 149, 1997 Signature: Base. JD Challenge

Robert Cavanaugh (b.1927 Montana) Sioux Indian with Pipe Bronze Sculpture 8''x8.5''x8.5''. Plains native with peace pipe. Signed and numbered 6 of 10 on interior. Excellent condition.

Depicted in war bonnet, holding peace pipe up to his shoulder, in an overall faux bronze finish with color detailing, roughly 22" x 13" x 7", good condition.

Carl Kauba 1865-1922 Austrian American - Antique Cold Painted Bronze Sculpture of an Indian Warrior holding a Battle Spear. Signed. Height 23 1/2"

UNKNOWN MAKERS 4 Portraits of Indians ASG# UNK/3728-1-4 1. Indian Man standing with peace pipe 1920-50 6.7x5.5" Gelatin Silver Print 2. Indian Man Sitting NW Coast long hair, vest striped shirt blanke

A Native American Chief holding a pipe, sitting with his legs crossed that form a small bowl. It is a molded chalk figure, painted in an array of vibrant colors to match the earth tone clothing wear.

Larry Yazzie (America/Arizona: 20/21st Century) original patinated polychrome bronze sculpture of a Native American Indian Chief with eagle to top in deep prayer holding a feather grouping in hand on