Pair of Ethnographic Tiwi Island Australia, Aboriginal

Elaborately carved and painted wood totem. Mounted on base. 42 1/2 H x 5 D (irregular) inches; 57 H inches (with base).

Australia, Likely Bathurst Island, Tiwi Clan Aboriginal Bark Paintingwhite, yellow, and maroon pigments on bark board23 1/2 x 14 3/4 x 1 1/2 in. (59.69 x 37.47 x 3.81 cm.) Lord Alistair McAlpine Colle

3 Ethnographic Carved Wooden Artifacts. Including a Nepalese temple roof strut, 17th/18th C.; a Tiwi Island ritual object in the form of a fish, natural pigments, and an Australian Aboriginal weaving

20th century AD. A wooden figure of a bird with black painted head with brown and white for the eyes; notch to the top for insertion of separate beak, feather to the back of the head; long body painte

**Originally Listed At $250** Northern Australia, Bathurst Island, Aboriginal peoples, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A group of three hand-carved wooden tools, each resembling an abstract zoo

June BirdAustralia, 20th CenturyPair of Aboriginal Paintingstwo acrylic paintings on canvassigned verso, unframed.18 x 13 3/4 inches

Pacific Islands,Ca. 19th - early 20th century Examples from Fiji, Samoa, Solomon and Trobriand Islands, Australia, etc. Longest: 48".Longest: 121.5 cm

including Kadaitja Shoes (Ritual Executioner Shoes), Aboriginal Artists Agency, Sydney, NSW, acquired in 1979; Wardil ceremonial Hats (conical and circular), Made in the Tiwi Island region, Coo-ee Abo

An old Aboriginal Tiwi throwing club from Australia. From an old US collection. The wood shaft is carved with deep grooves from top to bottom. It has a shiny dark chocolate brown patina and measures 1

Natural earth pigments on bark; Provenace: Aboriginal Arts Australia Limited, Sydney; acquired in 1991; Richard Kelton Collection, Santa Monica

Natural earth pigments on bark; Provenance: Aboriginal Arts Australia Limited, Sydney; acquired in 1991; Richard Kelton Collection, Santa Monica

A pair of beautifully hand carved wooden Kris dagger handles dated circa the mid 19th century elaborately decorated with stylized floral motifs. Ethnographic Antiques, Pacific Island And Oceanian Anti

Aboriginal Burial Pole. Australian, late 20th century, by Melville Island aboriginal artist Marie Evelyn Puatjimi, carved hardwood decorated with natural pigments, measuring 43” high x 5”

Acrylic on canvas; Provenance:Jilmara Arts and Crafts, Melville Island, NT Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, Adelaide, SA; acquired in 1995; Richard Kelton Collection, Santa Monica

PAIR OF ABORIGINAL GLASS SPEAR POINTS KIMBERLEY, WESTERN AUSTRALIA pressure flaked glass, the first formed of clear glass, the second of green glass, both worked into a spear point (2) (longest 7cm) F

A superb, large Aboriginal bark painting from remote Millingimbi Island, off the coast of Central Arnhem Land, Australia. Natural earth pigments on eucalyptus bark.A highly abstracted human figure, mo

Exhibited Aboriginal Boomerang. From the Tost & Rohu’s Museum in Sydney, Australia (1845–1925). They specialized in Pacific Island and Australian artifacts. With original museum label (wor

Australia, 19th Century or Earlier Heavy club with rounded stone head inset in a thick wood handle. Approx. 18 1/4" x 4 3/8". From the collection of a Cumberland, Rhode Island estate. Old label marked

Aboriginal Etching, 3 Figures. Limited edition etchin g, numbered 15 / 30, by aboriginal artist Maryanne Mungatopi (1966 -2003, Melville Island) signed lower right, framed with archival acid free mate

Hand-colored, includes Aboriginal men and women, natives, huntsmen, Fiji Island Chief, "Bush Humpy",

Pair Catalina Island Pottery Flasks and Salt & Pepper, signed Dimensions: Flasks 6.25" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, JR., Boston, MA.

Australian Aboriginal Tiwi Figure, Purukapali figure, attributed to Mani-Luki (Harry Carpenter) Wommatakimmi, (c.1914-80), inscribed in pen on the bottom, Purukapali by Deaf Tommy, probably after a ba

Chromolithographs Published 1893-97, Leipzig for "Meyers Konversations-Lexikon" by Joseph Meyer et al. Paper Size: 9.5 x 6 inch (24 x 16cm) Good Condition

Marc Newson Embryo chairs, pair IdeeAustralia / Japan, 1988vinyl, aluminum 30 h × 32 w × 36 d in (76 × 81 × 91 cm) Literature: Marc Newson