Two Tlingit / Pacific Northwest grease bowls

First quarter 20th century, in the form of a billed mammal, with operculum shell inlay and mother-of-pearl eyes, 3.75'' H x 5.625'' W x 14.5'' D, est: $400/600 Provenance: Private Collection, Ventura,

A Tlingit halibut grease bowl20th century; Pacific Northwest CoastA carved wood deep oval dish, likely cedar, with a flat fish-form rim accented with abalone inlaid eyes5.25" H x 15.75" W x

Pacific Northwest Coast Figural Seal Grease Bowl. Carved wood, nacre eyes. Size: 5.5'' x 4.5'' x 19'' (14 x 11 x 48 cm). Provenance: ex New York private ethnographic arts collection. Note: This is a N

20th c Northwest Coast Tlingit pine wooden grease bowl with JF initialed base. Old glue repair to tail, 16 1/2" long.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Tlingit (Pacific Northwest) Native American ceremonial feast ladle carved from a mountain goat horn and inlaid at the geometric carved design handle with two abalone discs. CIRCA:

Two Pacific Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples Hanging Baskets, incl. Chelhalis, bowl-form, h. (excl. handle) 3 in., dia. 4 1/4 in.; and other, covered jar-form, h. (excl. handle) 3 3/4 in Provenance:

Pacific Northwest Coast Effigy Pipe Bowl. Tlingit or Haida.Carved wood, pigment, metal. Provenance: Ex. Collection Charles Parsons, by family descent. Size: 3.25'' x 1.5'' x 2.75'' (8 x 4 x 7 cm).

TLINGIT HAIDA NW AMERICAN MUSEUM REPLICA BOWL North West American Tlingit Haida museum replica grease bowl, decorated with otter motif. Made from ceramic material. Unmarked. Size: 6.25 x 10.25"

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Tlingit, ca. late 20th to 21st century CE. Carved "LAVALLE" on the base. This is a gorgeous hand-carved wooden potlatch bowl known as a House Dish carved as c

**Originally Listed At $200** Native American, Pacific Northwest, probably Tlingit, ca. mid 20th century CE. A pretty pipe with a dark wooden stem - probably made from cedar - and a carved stone bowl

19 1/2" Haida-Tlingit Grease Bowl. British Columbia. Exquisite Northwest Coast, Native American, artifact. Carved Wood Bird Effigy Bowl (16 1/2") with Carved Frog (4 5/8") that insets in mouth. Mother

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

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, United States or Canada, Tlingit, ca. mid-20th century CE. Two large pattern boards made from cedarwood boards with bold formline motifs painted on the front

Pacific Northwest, 19th century, comprising two lidded containers and two unlidded examples, twine-woven with polychrome geometric designs, one with an old tag reading "Tlingit" on both sides. Largest

Pacific Northwest small carved wood totem, Early to mid 20th c., possibly Tlingit Peoples, turned wood with mottled brown surface painted in red, black and white, carved with two animal figures, 22"h

Two feast bowls carved with traditional designs and one ladle with a bird effigy handle, carved of either cedar or alder wood. Spoon measures 18 inches in length and larger piece measures 14 x 4.5 inc

(lot of 7) Pacific Northwest Coast tribal art group, conisting of two carved wood plaques depicting a polychrome decorated bear, signed "Matthew Baker Squamish Nation" and a Tlingit sea pigeon carving

Two framed Pacific Northwest Coast prints. Comprised of a print by artist Richard Hunt (b-1951) Kwakwaka’wakw (Kwagiulth). Titled Kwa - Guilth Beaver. Pencil signed by the artist. Sight measurement

Two framed serigraphs by Pacific Northwest artist Jenny Lyn Smith. Northwest Coast Tlingit Peoples motif. Raven, edition 30/200 and Eagle, edition 55/200. Each signed in pencil. Overall framed measure

Pacific Northwest Coast Wood Spoon. Haida or Tlingit. Carved cedar or alder wood totem handle with incised decoration below. Ink inscription on outside upper bowl: "Male Spoon." Provenance: Ex. Collec

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Haida peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A fabulous hand-carved wooden potlatch bowl of rectangular form adorned with a border of thirty-two inlaid shells. B

**Originally Listed At $175** Native American, Pacific Northwest, Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl) people, ca. mid 20th century CE, with two old repairs to the bowl done by Danny Maltipi, also of the Kwakwaka

Two Pacific Northwestern styled bird totems. 19" x 14", good condition.

Two Pacific Northwest Raven Clacker Masks, traditional raven clacker mask with inlaid raffia, articulated bill, carved frog decoration; raven clacker mask with brown, white and black painted decoratio