Fijian Kava bowl, Polynesia, South Pacific, for

Fijian Kava bowl, Polynesia, South Pacific, for communal drinking of stimulating kava, having 15 legs upholding the round bowl, 4"h x 12"dia. Provenance: Richard I.M. Kelton Collection, Marina del Rey

An antique Fijian / Samoan Pacific Islander carved Kava bowl. Possibly 19th century. A fine example of South Pacific ethnographic art. Measures: H 5 1/4" x D 16" Provenance: From the estate collection

South Pacific, Polynesia, Fiji Islands, ca. 19th century CE. A fine example of the distinctive double-headed kiakavo war club with a polished surface and a scored area on the underside of the curved h

**Originally Listed At $2000** Polynesia, Fiji, ca. 19th century CE. An enormous wooden kava vessel carved in the form of a sea turtle. The deep circular bowl is supported by six integral legs. Large

An Early 19th Century Fijian Kava Bowl. Thinly carved in classical style with four legs and suspension lug D:7in(17.8cm) H: 3in-3 1/8in(7.6cm-8cm)

18 1/2" by 13"

18 1/2" by 12 1/2"

16" by 12 3/4".

South Pacific, Polynesia, Tokelau Island (New Zealand territory), ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden container known as a tuluma, with a lid and sennit (coconut) fiber cord. The tu

South Pacific, Polynesia, Tonga or Samoa, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand carved wooden ceremonial club known as an 'akau tau in the shape of a canoe paddle inlaid with nacre shell and

South Pacific, Polynesia or Hawaii, ca. 19th century CE. Made of a smoothed grey-green basalt, with a rounded base and a slightly pronounced handle, this style of poi pounder is known as "knobbed". Si

South Pacific, Polynesia or Hawaiian Islands, ca. 20th century CE. A knee-drum known as a puniu, constructed from hide and a hollow coconut shell, with woven rattan holding the hide in place. The drum

South Pacific, Polynesia, Tonga or Samoa, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. An attractive, hand-carved wooden tapa beater presenting a tubular handle and an elongated, 4-sided body that flares o

**Originally Listed At $250** South Pacific, Polynesia, Samoa Islands, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely carved-wood tapa beater displaying a flared, rectangular base and a cuboid handl

Hand carved large hardwood bowl from the South Pacific Islands. Measures 33 1/2" x 12" x 8". Provenance: Al Gehrman collection of artifacts from the South Pacific Islands. Al Gehrmann and his wife Hel

A lot of South Pacific hardwood bowls and sundries. The largest measures 7 3/8" diameter x 2 3/8" H. The smallest measures 3" W 1" H. All in excellent condition.

Fijian Carved Wood Darivanu Turtle Kava Bowl. Size: 6.5'' x 21'' x 14.5'' (17 x 53 x 37 cm).

**First Time At Auction** South Pacific Islands, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A petite bowl carved from half of a coconut. It has a rounded base, sloping walls, a deep interior cavity, and

9 3/8" long. 5 3/8" wide. Allard Auction Collection Inv: KAP 28169

THREE SOUTH PACIFIC WOOD CARVED DOUGH BOWLS. Height: 24 in. by Width: 11 in. by Depth: 3

Antique tribal artifact from the South Pacific. It is a Fijian Ula (or Ulu) - a traditional throwing club. Made by a specialized craftsman from the wood of uprooted native bushes and shrubbery. It was

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

South Pacific, Hawaii, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A beautiful example of a kou wood calabash - a serving bowl named for a gourd and made from hardwood in Hawaii. The interior is smooth an

Soloman Islands, South Pacific, mother-of-pearl inlaid wooden bowl, 19th/20th century, with a low, flat foot about 3" x 4" on the bottom, not a big example, but a deep one, 4.5"h x 16"w x 6"d. Provena