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Early 20th Century Native American Black Pottery Bowl
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Large Antique Americana Carved Elm Burl Bowl with Handles
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Native American Indian Iron Wood Carving Chief Bull Aparoke by Artist Bruce Law
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Pair of Native American Rawhide Pom Pom Snowshoes, Late 19th-Early 20th Century
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