Antique American Indian Art, llc
​Specializing in Fine Antique American Indian Art & Artifacts
A Gallery of the Greater Seattle, Washington Region
​Gallery / Museum in Oak Harbor, Whidbey Island, WA

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Matt Wood's
Antique American Indian Art, LLC

Website last updated 11-23-2023 !

NOTE: WE ARE CURRENTLY ON HOLIDAY SCHEDULE WITH SHIPMENTS MADE ONLY ONCE PER WEEK. WE WILL BE RETURNING TO OUR DAILY SCHEDULE ON DECEMBER 9.


OUR  Mailing / Shipping  and Street ADDRESSES

We have moved into our new Gallery  and Museum in Oak Harbor, WA and are currently open by appointment only.

Antique American Indian Art, llc - AAIA
​Whidbey Island Native Arts Museum - WINAM

​Primary Mail:
AAIA, llc
P.O. Box 901 
Oak Harbor, WA 98277-9998 
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All Box Shipments:  
AAIA, llc
50 NE Midway Blvd.
Oak Harbor, WA 98277
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No SALES TAX for non-Washington State Customers

We have been picking up lots of New Acquisitions. 
​Bookmark our page and come back frequently!
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*Domestic Only - Excludes over-sized items

The MKL Collection History

A significant basket, pottery, jewelry and Inuit collection was recently purchased from the Margaret Kung-Ting Liu estate. Here is an edited Obituary written by her brothers.  Items will be listed within the next 2 weeks.

"Our sister, Margaret Kung-Ting Liu, the third child among fivesiblings, was born in Berlin, on December 17, 1932. As with our entire family, the Sino-Japanese war which spread worldwide into World War II and the following Communist Revolution in China deeply affected us. As a consequence, these wars split the family and resulted in my Mother and the children becoming immigrants in the United States in 1946.

Margaret graduated in 1954 from Bryn Mawr College with a BA in chemistry and worked in medical research, including at the
National Institutes of Health (NIH), until 1972 on various projects, including ape viruses, co-authoring a number of papers on this topic and Vitamin  B12 uptake. In 1972, she received her M.A. in English Literature from George Washington University, in Washington, D.C.

Margaret Liu was a Native speaker in Chinese and English, proficient in German and French, somewhat in Latin, due to the
various schools she attended during the war years, including the Kaiser Wilhem schools in China.

Margaret and her partner Timmy Marx, also a Bryn Mawr graduate and professor, collected Native American art, and enjoyed music, Western art, cooking, good food and traveling. A portion of their Inuit collection was donated to Bryn Mawr College. 

During the 1960s, possibly earlier, Margaret and many of the Liu family would travel to the Southwest each summer, stopping off in
Gallup, Santa Fe and other Southwest cities, visiting trading posts and galleries carrying Native American art. During her long career
as a professor, she and Marx would continue collectiing, often from prominent dealers, amassing a large collection of baskets, pots,
sculpture (including Inuit carvings), jewelry and books on Native American art."

David K. Liu and Robert K. Liu, Ph.D.
View Our Art and Artifact Shop 
We:​
  • Specialize in North American Indian art and artifacts from the 19th and 20th centuries
  • Primarily acquired from private estate collections. 
  • Serve the Greater Seattle, Washington area with our galleries by appointment only

Using This Site

1. Available Art and Artifacts are under the THE ARTIFACT COLLECTION GALLERY CATALOG Button (top left, under Home)
2. Learn About the Art pages are still being populated although there is a lot there right now to read.
3. Free Appraisals are limited to 1 per person and we do not include stone artifacts or fine art.
4. Additional appraisals, Stone items and Fine Art are only $15 per artifact or artifact group evaluated as 1 lot
5. We offer paid Formal Letterhead Appraisals for insurance and estate purposes at a reasonable cost.
6. We offer Restoration and Cleaning of most Indian art and artifacts. See link above left.
7. Satisfaction is Always Guaranteed with a full money back policy.
8. Shipping is Free for most items. We exclude oversize and international.

Tuesday Talk with Matt Wood

Come visit our new online lecture discussions on various topics surrounding collecting Antique American Indian Art

Meet Owners Matt and Len Wood
Family Business For Over 50 Years

Of Special Note:
The Pottery of Maria Martinez

Maria Martinez Pottery plate avanyu

With the largest collection of Maria Martinez pottery available today, we specialize in all forms and signatures of Maria's works.

Click Here to See The Collection!
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IF you don't see it on our website, email us your wish list!
We may have it in stock but not yet online.
Call Direct 949-813-7202 if you have questions.
  • Always Buying and Consigning:
    • Northwest Coast Wood Carvings, Masks and Totem Poles and related items
    • Navajo Rugs and Navajo Blankets, Serapes, Chief Blankets, Regional Rugs, Ganado, Two Gray Hills, Crystal, Toadlena, Raised Outline, Teec Nos Pos, Shiprock Yei, Pictorials
    • Southwest,  California  and Northwest Basketry : Alaskan Eskimo Apache Attu Chemehuevi Chumash Columbia River Gabrielino Hopi Hupa-Karok-Yurok Kawaiisu Klamath Maidu Makah Mission Modoc Mono-Miwok-Paiute Nootka Northwest Papago Panamint Pima Pit River Plateau Pomo Siletz Tlingit Tubatulabal
    • Pueblo Pottery - Prehistoric, Historic, Early Contemporary and Contemporary; Acoma, Cochiti, Isleta, Jemez, Laguna, Nambe, Ohkay Owingeh (San Juan), Pojoaque, Sandia, San Felipe, San Ildephonso, Santa Ana, Santa Clara, Santo Domingo, Taos, Tesuque, Zia, Zuni 
    • Hopi Kachinas Dolls
    • Silver and Turquoise jewelry, Old Pawn through Contemporary: Hopi, Navajo and Zuni
    • Plains and Plateau Beaded Items and Artifacts
    • Weapons: Bow and Arrows, Clubs, Knives, Spears 
    • Fine Art - Paintings, Photographs including Edward Curtis, Lithographs
    • Early Man Artifacts