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Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6
Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6

Apache Native American Doll in Cradleboard Circa 1950s 13' x 6"

$ 155.76

Availability: 52 in stock
  • Artisan: AA
  • Tribal Affiliation: Apache
  • Condition: Wood and leather intact. Some beads missing per photos. Fabric tears and stain on doll's face.
  • Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Culture: Native American: US

    Description

    as a charity auction to benefit:
    TRU Community Care
    Lafayette, Colorado
    DESCRIPTION:
    This exquisite Apache doll in a cradleboard is something to behold. It is more beautiful and intricate than most others you will see on any website. The seed beads are tiny and brilliant in color. It looks like it was kept out of the sun. We really wish we knew its history, who played with it and how it was passed down. Picking her up was an honor and a testament to the brilliant handiwork of indigenous Southwestern tribes.
    Local pick ups are okay.
    Please see photos for details