160. Chicks Stick-Ca. 1940-A carved wooden handle with

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA **Mexico, ca. 1940. Carved wooden horse, probably a toy for a young child. Standing on 4 straight legs, a

ca. 1940. carved alligator handle. L 34.25"

A WALKING STICK with carved wooden "DOG" handle by BRISAC, LONDON.

A WALKING STICK with carved wooden WOLF AND CAT handle.

An antique grotesque / anti-Semitic walking stick, ca. 1900, with a carved haped handle with a jewish skullcap decorated with a Star of David, with a long nose, length 80 cm.

A WALKING STICK with carved wooden HEAD AND FISH handle.

New Mexican Seven Drawer Wooden Desk, ca. 1930 - 1940carved wood30 1/4 x 61 1/4 x 31 3/4 in. (76.8 x 155.6 x 80.6 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo, Lula, ca. 1940 to 1960 CE. A hand carved standing wooden fetish or power figure created by the Lula people, neighbors of the Yaka, with a characteristically expre

Africa, Nigeria, ca. 1929 to 1940 CE. An elegant, hand-carved wooden face mask created by the Eket peoples of the Niger River Delta. The Eket are a sub-group of the Ibibio people, and Eket is the name

J. Warner And Sons Bamboo Walking Stick with Hidden Yard Stick, Ca. 19th Century, H 36.5" | Carved horn handle unscrews to reveal a hidden yardstick. Marked on brass tip J. Warner and Sons Makers (173

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. late 19th to mid 20th century CE. A collection of five hand-carved wooden handles for a ceremonial sword known as a kris (also keris). Each has a slightly curved profile

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine kris (keris), a personal ceremonial sword used throughout Indonesia. The hand-carved wooden handle features a pair

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. mid-20th century CE. A beautiful ceremonial sword known as a kris (also keris) of an elegant form. The hand-carved wooden handle features a pair of abstract anthropomorp

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, probably Java, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A remarkable piece of ceremonial weaponry featuring a finely carved wooden handle in the for

19th century carved wooden walking stick / cane, the handle in the form of fist clutching bar, with sterling silver name plaque applied to shaft, marked "1856 Sterling" with illegible name, with metal

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A fine kris (also keris) used as ceremonial attire when attending court for any number of reasons. The hand-carved wooden handle features a

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful personal ceremonial sword known as a kris (also keris). The hand-carved wooden handle features a pair of abstract anthropomorphic mask

**Originally Listed At $450** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Bali, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A fine dagger known as a kris (also keris). The hand-carved wooden handle exhibits a bulbous form

**Originally Listed At $400** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. mid-20th century CE. A lovely personal ceremonial sword known as a kris (also keris). The hand-carved wooden handle has a pair of abstract

**Originally Listed At $250** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. mid-20th century CE. A lovely kris (keris), a personal ceremonial sword. The hand-carved wooden handle features a pair of abstract anthropo

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A personal ceremonial steel, brass, and wood kris (keris) sword with a hand-carved wooden handle that feature

**Originally Listed At $250** Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Murik Lakes region, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A coconut half-shell ladle or dipper with a hand-carved wooden handle. The handle is atta

**Originally Listed At $200** Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Sepik River Basin, Iryan Jaya region, ca. 19th century CE. An elegant adze featuring a hand-carved wooden handle and flat stone head wrapped ti

A lovely older carved wooden walking stick with rounded handle in the form of a Kifwebe society mask. Songye peoples, Congo, Africa. The staff measures 34.5 inches tall.