Two Inuit Seal Skin Toys

All mid 20th c., in cedar and sealskin, two larger are single hole, with strapped on implements, one smaller (and earlier) is a two hole with beak prow, 30" & 17" long. Some damage to each.

Men with spear and harpoon attached to each kayak, along with boarded seals. Traditional costume having fur trimmed parka hoods. 12" long. One spear tip chewed. Found in Alaska, 1960's

Native American Canadian Inuit Sealskin and Fur Mittens Yoyo Toy, mittens measure 2'' x 1.5'', embellished wirh beads, Sweet!

6pc Old Eskimo Beadwork Items. Includes two pairs of polychrome beaded moccasins 10"x4" each, two miniature beaded moccasins 1.5" each, a seal skin wall pocket 10"x4.5", and a shield shaped hanging po

Two Pairs of Fine Old Native American Hide Boots. Including a fur and hide pair of Inuit Mukluks, traditionally made of sealskin, caribou or reindeer skin, and a pair of Pueblo Indian Moccasins. Prove

HARRY EGOTAK (1925-2001) ULUKHAKTOK (HOLMAN ISLAND) Fighting a Bear (Two Men Fighting a Bear), May 1962 (Holman Experimental Collection, G1 No. 1) sealskin stencil, 11.75 x 15.75 in (30 x 40 cm) with

A simple yet modern Inuit lithograph on paper titled "Two Men Discussing Coming Hunt" by Qabaroak (Qabavoak) Qatsiya. A print after a sealskin stencil by the artist. Signed in the plate with Inuktitut

Late 20th c., in cedar, one covered with sealskin, the other not covered and having the curved elements in plastic, both 39" long, single seaters.

Four Eskimo sewn animals, two walruses, two seals. Seals are about 4 inches long and 3 inches tall; walrus are 5-6 inches long and 3-5 inches tall. Includes an article on fur and skin sewn crafts from

Inuit Sealskin Model  Umiak, Three Person early 20th century wood frame covered with seal skin length 47-1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Robert Streett From the estate of Edward Curtis (18

Antique Eskimo Seal Skin Hunting Bag 49''x22''. A full seal skin bag with edge loop rings for tying shut. Possibly used as a harpoon float. Overall wear from use. 19th century, Alaskan Inuit Yupik Inu

Mens Inuit Seal Skin Pullover Parka.

One with a figure in furs and with a carved wooden face, mid 20th century. Dimensions:Each is about 21" long. Provenance:From an Alaskan estate.

Yukon Territory Inuit Seal Skin Baby Booties, dried, for display only, scarce.

An Inuit seal skin model of a kayak with hunting tools affixed to the top, provenance: Baker Lake, Nunavut, 2 1/2 x 34 x 3 3/4 inches.

2 Eskimo Inuit seal skin masks. Some loss.

Inuit Seal Skin Wall Hanging Signed Kapataur on Verso, 27 3/4" X 38 1/2" No Export.

Inuit Seal Skin Applique Panel, Signed Anak'69, 14 1/2" x 18".

Inuit made. from Alaska, purchased in the 1960's. Lined, with hood, pockets, metal zipper. 20" shoulders, 24" sleeves, 36" chest, 35" long. Very good condition.

Inuit Sealskin Helmet late 19th century basketry hat covered with sealskin height 9-1/2 inches Sold to Benefit the U.S. Children's Center on Historical Education and Advocacy Please Note: This lot is

Inupiat Eskimo sealskin hunting bag, Noatak, Alaska. Sealskin with inner pouch. Dimensions: Approximate length: 24 in., width: 15 1/4 in. Condition: good overall estate condition, appropriate for age

Ceremonial, from Anaktuvuk Pass , a city in North Slope Borough, Alaska. 1960's vintage. Roughly 11" tall.

Early 20th century. Wooden frame and harpoons with detailed lashings. Carved wooden hunter in cloth parka. Slight wear. 3.5"h. 18"l.

18” Inuit Sealskin Miniature Canoe – carved cedar structure in center with mat