Northwest Coast Carved Salmon

Canadian Northwest Coast Native American Carved Wood Salmon by Clifford George (b. 1962), Ucluelet First Nation (Ittatsoo in B.C., Canada), a member of the Nuu-Chah-Nulth Nation, carved in 1991 from y

DESCRIPTION: Northwest Coast hand carved polychrome totem pole. Depicts eagle, salmon, bear, and wolf. PROVENANCE: Includes copy of a notarized statement providing ownership history. Originally purcha

1985 Native American Northwest Coast Carved Wood Plaque by Frank White Eagle III, ''Sea Wolf and Salmon'', Coast Salish Northern British Columbia Canada, measures 14''L x 4''W, beautifully carved and

Northwest coast Native American Indian carved panel with eagle and salmon. Samish tribe, British Columbia, Canada. Dimensions: 8.5" L ; 

Vintage Demsey Willie Northwest Coast Kwakiutl Salmon Fish Plaque, carved and painted pine or cedar, signed on reverse "Kwakiutl Salmon Demsey Willie Gilford Isl., B.C." with carved initials "DW". Len

10” x 3 ¼” painted Salmon killer club, sheath/holder, North West Coast, carved initials L.I. wooden belt fob

Charles Harper (b. 20th century, Kwakiutl/Kwakwaka'wakw)A carved wood salmon plaque, late 20th century; Pacific Northwest CoastSigned and inscribed in pen verso: Kwakiutl / Salmon / Charles HarperA fl

Rhodonite Figure of a Bear with Salmon, carved from green and pink rhodonite, in the manner of the Inuit Northwest coast first peoples. 3" H x 5.25" L x 3" W. Keywords: Sculpture, Statue, Animalier, S

Richard Baker Vancouver Canada BC 1991 Thunder Bird, Raven and Salmon wood carved and painted plaque and a Glen Rabena (adopted Haida) 1987 wood carved and painted grease bowl 2 pcs - 24" and 15"

Neil Baker (Squamish Nation, b. 1960) Salmon polychrome carved cedar plaque is signed on verso and measures 14 in. x 5 in. No evidence of damage or repair (lower edge of fin small chip). Provenance: P

2 Wood Northwest Coast Totemic Art Pieces, Herman Peter. Includes a carved polychrome wood Bear & Salmon by Herman Peter of the Benakulut Tribe of Vancouver Island (b.1954), and a carved bear head mar

Old Northwest Coast Raven Totem Pole 6'5''. A carved and painted cedar totem pole with raven, salmon, bear and seal. Unsigned. Some scattered surface wear to paint. Circa 1950's or older. Total size 7

A fine Northwest Coast carved, polychrome and abalone-inlaid totem pole modelHaida or Tsimshian, circa 1880 Depicting bear, beaver, raven, owl and a human transformation figure, carved base.H: 38 in.P

mid to late 19th c., carved face in bold relief; painted serpents and other details on the flat disc base in red, black and dark brown; the upper perimeter pierced, likely for hair attachment; hide th

Gary Rice (Coast Salish/British Columbia, born 1935). Carved Salish Coast totem pole in polychromed wood. Signed and dated. Approx. h. 83.25", w. 58.25", d. 8.25"

Northwest coast native carved staff. Carved cedar. Circa 1900. Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. L 38". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ztdjmykvy9

Very fine Native American Northwest Coast Carved Horn  Scoop. L 8-1/2".

Northwest Coast Carved and Painted Cedar Welcoming Pole, 9'10".

20th century,ÿboth polychrome decorated with articulated mouths and cedar bark "hair", one with handle and signed "CT 35 78/RNY(?) ", length 13 in.; other indistinctly signed "Raven By Parcy Day (?)

Haida Shaman Mask. Pacific Northwest Coast large hand-carved and painted Haida Shaman Mask, signed and dated by the carver, B.J.P. 1989 (view verso). Hand-carved painted cedar bark wood. Approximate d

Northwest Coast carved polychrome painted wood rattle with raven and shaman. Hand carved ceremonial Raven/Human transformation rattle. Symbolizes transference of power from spirit to human. Dimension:

by Stan Hunt III, a Kwak waka'wakw artist 22" long signed

HAIDA SHARK MASK. Pacific Northwest hand-carved and painted large Haida Shark Mask. Handwritten on verso: Shark Man Haida 87. Carved and painted cedar wood, with horse hair inserts. Approximate dimens

DESCRIPTION: Antique Native American Northwest Coast carved cedar wood grease bowl from the Haida or Tlingit tribe, in rectangular form with painted masks motifs and inlaid abalone accents encircling