Ute Oak Wood Bear Dance Rasp

$300.00
Quantity available: 1

THE HOGUP TRADE COMPANY

*BUY-SELL-TRADE*

Guaranteed 100% Authentic and legally obtained Indian artifacts.

Offered for your consideration is this Timpanogot Ute Bear Dance Oak Wood Rasp and Strike.

Made by the Timpanogot Ute, also known by the Spanish missionaries as the Bearded Ones, of the Utah Lake area of northern, Utah in about 1910. Made from what appears to be an oak wagon spoke blank. Used recreate the growl of a bear during their ceremonial bear dances. Prior to be moved to the White Mountains Ute Reservation they spent their spring and summer hunting trips around the shore of Utah Lake, hunting deer, water fowl and fish netting several types of indigenes species of fish. Their main stay was the Utah chub and white fish.

This rasp is 22 1/2 inches long and 1 1/8 inch thick, with 21 hand cut notches. Spider web is at no extra cost. The strike is 7 inches long and 1 1/4 inch thick.

Terms and Conditions of Sale

MAKE SURE YOU READ OUR ENTIRE TERMS of SALE LISTED BELOW.

Please ask any questions or ask for more photos I will be happy to answer any questions you have if I can.

Postal insurance chart, insurance is mandatory for all items.

Amount for Merchandise Insurance Coverage Desired Price1

$0.01 to $50 $1.75

$50.01 to $100 $2.25

$100.01 to $200 $2.75

$200.01 to $300 $4.70

$300.01 to $400 $5.70

$400.01 to $500 $6.70

$500.01 to $600 $7.70

$600.01 to $5000 (maximum liability is $5,000) $7.70 plus $1.00 per $100 or fraction thereof over $600 in declared value

1) Shipping; for the most part is $10.00 for smaller items plus insurance and confirmation, this includes shipping materials either wrapping paper, bubble wrap and peanuts, priority mail, and tracking or conformation. Insurance is mandatory for the item, and is EXTRA. Based on the table listed above. Large items that require a custom box for shipping will also be extra and will be quoted at time of sale. We use US Postal Service priority mail for almost everything, large items may be sent UPS and shipping costs will be quoted at time of sale.

2) Payment; PayPal payment is due within 24 hrs of receiving invoice. Do not pay until we have sent you an invoice. We will send you an invoice with amount including shipping and insurance charges. Item will ship within 5 business days of cleared payment in our bank. Contact us if you require other payment arrangements.

3) GUARANTEE; I guarantee that all of the artifact’s that I list to the best of my knowledge are legally obtained and are 100% authentic and unaltered in modern times unless otherwise noted, backed with a 30 day inspection period so you can have the item papered by a preferred authenticator.

4) RETURNS: A %100 refund for items found not to be authentic, this includes your authentication fees (provide original letter from authenticator) and shipping costs to and from authenticator, all other reasons refund made less S/H/I, and PayPal fees. So be sure that you know what you are looking at from the photos before you bid. Item must be received back in the same condition as sent. We try to type a piece as best we can, but it is up to you the buyer to view the photos provided or ask for more to make the final determination as to what type of point, pottery, basket, or anything else you are bidding on. WE DO NOT MAKE REFUNDS FOR BUYERS REMORSE.

5) DAMAGED ITEMS: If you receive your item damaged please contact the carrier and then contact us, we will supply all needed paper work on the insurance to the carrier. Once the paper work is finished you will be sent the insurance check.

Thank you and good luck

Item Details

Reference #:
NatArt00025
Quantity
1
Category
Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art
SubCategory
Ethnic Art
Department
Antiques (approx100yrs)
Year
1910
Dimensions
(Width x Height X Depth)
1.13 x 22.50 x
Weight
Unknown
Condition
Excellent
Material
Oak