Group of Four Carved Wood Shorebirds

Group of four carved wood shorebirds. Provenance: From an Old Nantucket Court, Florida estate.

A group of four (4) David Rhodes (American, 1933-2019) hand painted carved wood decorative seabird or shorebird decoys on wood dowels mounted to rounded or angled wood bases. All birds marker signed a

Group of Four Carved Wood Religious Figures, to include Bishop, Saint and Mary, tallest 28 inches.

A Group of Four Carved Wood Furniture Items Various Ages comprising a Georgian style writing desk; a three-tiered etagere; a pedestal cabinet and a writing desk. Height of writing desk 30 1/4 x width

American, 18th/19th century, comprising: carved burl wood snuff box with silver lion and scroll form mounts/hinge, 1-3/4 x 4-1/2 in. diameter; carved and painted bed rope stretcher, 14-1/2 x 12-1/2 x

Property from the Estate of a Former General Electric International Executive, Hilton Head Island, SC Description: 3 African Standing Figures, and Another, group of four carved wood figures, the l

Group of Four Early Carved Wood Figures Madonna and Child (repaired), bust of a girl, along with two carved figures having flat backs 17the century or later tallest 15 inches Condition: Madonna and ch

Group of four Japanese carved wood panels, including: three fine openwork pieces, two of pine trees, the other of a well detailed rural landscape; together with pharmacy sign with gilt and incised cha

Group of Four African Carved Wood Items, 20th c., Chiwara, Mali, consisting of a harvest ceremonial headdress, of antelope form, with a basket hat and human hair and cowrie shell decoration; a headdre

Group of Four Carved Polychromed Wood African Masks, 20th c., with raffia collars, Largest Mask- H.- 16 in., W.- 10 in., D.- 12 in., with raffia- H.- 22 in., W.- 25 in.

Group of four African, Democratic Republic of the Congo figures; three probably of the Lulua, kneeling female, figural cup, along with standing male; together with kneeling Ndengese female figure; H:

two with dark gloss finish and two light finish, worn. inset of largest 21.5m (8 1/2in)

Group of four African carved wood pieces, including: polychrome mask of owl-like form; tall, possibly Côte d'Ivoire male figure; head, possibly of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with

Group of four African Dogon, Mali carved wood figures, including: two standing males; female with scarification marks; together with seated couple, showing smaller figures carved in relief to verso; H

Group of four African carved wood pieces, including: polychrome mask of owl-like form; tall, possibly Côte d'Ivoire male figure; head, possibly of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with

Group of four Chinese carved wood toggles: three lions; together with seated figure; L: 2 1/2" (longest, approx.)

Black/white bird has some damage, 7.25x7.5 inches

Four Chinese Carved Wood ItemsGroup of four Chinese carved wood items: rectangular tray, possibly zitan, with dragon details to top; a fish candle holder; together with two natural and polished displa

Antique group of four carved miniature wood Noa masks. Carved boxwood. Dimension range 1"-1.8". Condition: very good condition, no cracks or repairs. Provenance: Private estate

A group of four Chinese carved wood stands. Two stamped, Made in Hong Kong. The largest measuring 7.5" diameter, 5" high (5-3/8" diameter fitted opening).

A Group of Four Yoruba Tribe Carved Wood Female Figures, Comprising of one figure mounted on top of a bell, two Ibeji twins, and one kneeling figure. Tallest dimension: H: 18 in.

Group of Four Americana Hand-Carved Wood and Painted Duck Decoys, one a bluebill scaup and possibly by Samuel Denny (American, 1873-1953). Largest: 7" H x 17" W x 5.5" D. Keywords: Antiques, Folk Art,

Group of four various African carved wood masks; of various forms and cultures; many with polychrome detailing; H: 11 1/4" (largest, approx.)

Billiot, Ivy (Houma, LA. b. 1948). A group of four painted and carved wood animals. Tallest: 5" x 8 1/2" x 3". Shortest: 3 1/2" x 7" x 2 1/4". ++Tiger. 2001. Signed on base. ++Panther. Apr. 2001. Sign