Antique Indigenous Youth Snowshoes Eastern Canada, late 19th – early 20th c Likely Anishinaabe nightgown This scarf came from a

This scarf came from a very wealthy estate and looks like it saw no use - beautiful quality as one would expect from Yves Saint Laurent

The rings are in alternating colours of red and black

The front of the coat flaps over to button closed

The fringe measures 24” in length

H&K was known for the fourteen art deco patterns introduced during the 1920s by designer Harold Growcott

Antique Indigenous Youth Snowshoes Eastern Canada, late 19th – early 20th c Likely Anishinaabe nightgown This scarf came from aThis rare pair of Indigenous made Canadian snowshoes represents a finely crafted example of Eastern Woodland winter travel equipment, produced for a child or youth and intended for active use rather than ceremonial display. The snowshoes are constructed with steam bent wooden frames in a narrow, elongated form characteristic of the Eastern Subarctic and Boreal Forest regions. The frames are fitted with hand laced rawhide webbing, irregular in