Joe and Sara Alexanian   

Detail from Navajo pictorial rug, ca. 1930; 46 " by 72." Complete image composed of four Hopi cloud Kachinas, with cornstalks, birds and a white cloud symbol at the center.

American Indian Art Magazine   

Walter Anderson   

Newly discovered pair of star baskets by the famous Cahuilla basket maker, Ramona Lubo.

Alexander E. Anthony, Jr.   

Historic Santo Domingo Pueblo pottery by Asunción Aguilar Caté and Felipita Aguilar Garcia, circa 1900.

Michael Auliso   

New Guinea Middle Sepik, Latmul female charm figure. Eleven inches, wood, shell, natural pigments, German Colonial period, ex-Jean Baptiste Bacquart collection.

Jim Baron   

10-1/2" by 13-1/2" Acoma jar; early commercial yarn Navajo serape.

Donald James Baughman   

Chewing Black Bones.

Robert Bauver   

Heidi Becker   

Navaho silver bridle, circa 1900. Simply decorated with chisel and file stamping and other early stamp work. Some minor repair on the leather. Naja missing.

Jerry and Deanna Becker   

Classic Navajo third phase chief blanket, circa 1860-1865 ; 51" by 68." Native, hand spun Churro wool, un-dyed natural brown and ivory, blue dyed with indigo, the red is raveled bayeta, dyed with cochineal.

Tom, Deborah and Steve Begner   

Jewelry and carvings by Leekya Deyuse

David Bernstein   

(Left) Nazca birdman effigy standing with feather cloak, height 11," Peru, circa 400 AD, Tishman collection. (Right) Proto-Nazca birdman shaman effigy, height 11," Peru, circa BC 100, Monheim collection.

Chris and Lew Bobrick   

19th century Plains dolls, early Navajo bracelet with Persian turquoise, William Spratling bracelet and Margot de Taxco pin.

Rainer W. "Jerry" Bock   

Monumental sculpture of old shaman/ruler with serpent. Veracruz culture, central Mexico, late classic period, 700-900 C.E. 26" high by 20" wide by 17" deep.

Eugene H. Boudreau   

Turkana tribe milking bowl of Acasia wood, northwest Kenya. 10" by 7" by 6."

Michael J. Bradford   

San Ildefonso jar, circa 1900.

Tim and Susan Brick   

Marie and Santana gunmetal vase, 8-½ “ high by 6-½” diameter. Marie and Santana gunmetal feather plate, 12-½“ wide. Northwest Coast talking stick.

Nancye Hudgins Briggs   

Before and After Restoration: Circa 1890s multi colored eye dazzler. A double saddle blanket size. Woven with Germantown four ply commercial wool yarn for the weft and cotton string for the warp.

George Brown   

(Foreground) Western Great Lakes woman's leggings, ribbon work and beadwork, late 19th century; (Background) Naskapi hunter's snowshoes, late 19th century.

Marcy Burns Schillay   

Chilkat blanket, circa 1870s, excellent condition, no restoration, ex: Cincinnati Museum of Natural History.

Michael Caden   

Goyathlay - Geronimo Chiricahua Apache chief by F.A. Rinehart, 1898.

Corinne Cain   

Lillian Black and Tyrone Campbell   

Navajo wedge weave blanket, circa 1875-80. Hand spun with two shades of indigo blue and vegetal green.

Peter B. Carl   

Merlin J. Carlson   

Pima basket (2nd place award winner at Gallup Ceremonial, 1991); 1930s Navajo concho belt with turquoise and 1920s/1930s coral necklace with two pair of jaclas.

Vichai and Lee J. Chinalai   

Late 19th century blanket, woven in cotton and silk, Tujia Minority, South China, 46" x 61".

Jackson Clark II   

Toh-Atin Gallery features antique and contemporary Native American jewelry. Visit our mountains for skiing and hiking, and our gallery for quality pieces from our "Mountain of Jewelry."

Barry M. Cohen   

Casey and Laurie Conway   

Ceremonial chiefs talking staff, NWC (Tsimshian) late 19th century, Alderwood and pigments, 45" high by 4" wide. Collected from the family of Chief Analahatch of Kitimat Village on the Nass River.

David A. Cook   

3rd Phase Chief’s Blanket.

Lane Coulter and Jan Brooks   

"Cristo with Mourning Figures," Jose Benito Ortega, La Cueva, New Mexico, circa 1890.

Bing and Vickie Crosby   

Necklace by Michael Shirley with twenty-seven old, #8 Turquoise stones in hand-hammered sterling with beads handmade by Linda Daw. Frog by Serafina Ortiz with six babies. Exquisite Maria Martinez (Poveka) pot.

Jack G. Curtright   

Tlingit cylinder 16" x 19". Almost a "Mother" basket. This beauty is ca. 1900 and near perfect...

Taylor A. Dale   

Figure origin: (left) Yuma, Arizona?; (center) Yombe, Congo; (right) Easter Island.

Douglas Dawson   

Fukabachi, Jomon culture, Japan. Twenty inches high, 3000-2000 BC.

Dave DeRoche   

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Terry DeWald   

Pima squash blossom basket, circa 1960, Panamint figural bowl, circa 1930, Yavapai figural tray, circa 1910, Chemehuevi polychrome figural olla, circa 1920, Navajo Germantown weaving, circa 1900.