Carved Ironwood Heron with Beadwork by Kills Thunder

Hand Beaded Ironwood Eagle by Kathy Kills Thunder, measures 5'' x 7'' x 10'', beautifully beaded in vibrant colors, Artist Bio: Kathleen Kills Thunder (her legal name) was born in 1947 in Seattle, WA.

Hand Beaded Ironwood Eagle by Kathy Kills Thunder, measures 3'' x 4'' x 9''H, Artist Bio: Kathleen Kills Thunder (her legal name) was born in 1947 in Seattle, WA. Her father, Ben Kills Thunder, was a

Hand Beaded Ironwood Quail by Kathy Kills Thunder, measures 9.75''H x 6'' x 3'', Artist Bio: Kathleen Kills Thunder (her legal name) was born in 1947 in Seattle, WA. Her father, Ben Kills Thunder, was

Large Hand Beaded Gourd by Kathy Kills Thunder, measures 9'' x 10'', beautiful vibrant beadwork, Artist Bio: Kathleen Kills Thunder (her legal name) was born in 1947 in Seattle, WA. Her father, Ben Ki

Carved Wood Mask Hand Painted by Kills Thunder, measures 8''W x 18''L, vibrantly painted

Beautiful Hand Beaded Wood Pedestal Bowl by Kathy Kills Thunder, measures 12''D x 6.75''H, ornate carving on bowl, vibrant beadwork

A large African carved ironwood giraffe and bird sculpture depicting a giraffe with a bird resting on its back and atop a wood carved base. Unmarked. Provenance: Carved by local artists in Kenya, Afri

Beautiful carved wood Heron with glass eyes. The heron is marked on the base and is in great condition. Stands 29" tall and 22" across.

An African carved ironwood antelope sculpture depicting a Greater kudu antelope with head turned resting atop wooden base. Unmarked. Provenance: Carved by local artists in Kenya, Africa. Purchased in

An Amethyst Carved Heron Figure and an Obsidian Carved Heron Figure 20th Century each perched upon quartz bases. Height of taller 6 inches.

Heavy Indian carved ironwood 4 panel room divider screen, measuring 70.25" tall x 19.5" wide each panel. Total width 78". Condition: hinges good, wood has minor signs of wear and age to finish, see im

An African carved ironwood sculpture depicting a lion attacking a wild boar. Unmarked. Provenance: Carved by local artists in Kenya, Africa. Purchased in the late 1980's.

Dayak Carved Ironwood Footed Bowl/Table. Monstrous turtle-form shape, four stump legs. Provenance: Private Collection of Shirley and David Rowen, Beverly Hills, California. Size: 7.5'' x 30'' x 17.5''

An African carved ironwood male hunter figural sculpture depicting a man with a hunted animal draped over his shoulders. Unmarked. Provenance: Carved by local artists in Kenya, Africa. Purchased in th

SOUTH PACIFIC CARVED IRONWOOD SHELL SORTING BOWL (HAWAII THEATRE CENTER)

Original Acrylic Painting ''Klondike'' by Kathy Kills Thunder, measures 20'' x 16'', signed by artist, nicely done, Artist Bio: Kathleen Kills Thunder (her legal name) was born in 1947 in Seattle, WA.

Collection of 12 Hand Beaded Necklaces by Kathy Kills Thunder, longest measures 31.5''L end to end, includes the following: amber, gemstones, agate beads, dichroic glass pendant, fordite, faceted glas

Original Acrylic Painting ''Abooksigun'' Algonquian for Wildcat by Kathy Kills Thunder, signed by artist and measures 18'' x 24'', fabulous color scheme, Artist Bio: Kathleen Kills Thunder (her legal

Rosewood Victorian carved parlor cabinet with heron and snake finial, mother of pearl inlay on door and monumental carved heron finial attacking a snake, attrib. to A. Roux, 82 in T, 78 in L, 20 in. D

A Burmese Pierce-Carved Ironwood Slipper Chair 19TH CENTURY Height 36 inches.

A Burmese Pierce-Carved Ironwood Settee 19TH/20TH CENTURY Height 35 x width 67 x depth 38 inches.

c1970; Carved ironwood with natural earth pigments; Made on Bathurst Island, NT; Aboriginal Arts and Crafts Pty Ltd, Sydney, NSW; acquired in 1979; Richard Kelton Collection, Santa Monica

A large African carved ironwood sculpture depicting a pair of giraffes interacting with each other atop a wood carved base. Unmarked. Provenance: Carved by local artists in Kenya, Africa. Purchased in

A Very rare Old carved Ironwood Guardian sculpture with heavily weathered surface, suggesting generations of exposure and field use and as such suggests the sculpture likely dates to the early half of