Canadian Inuit Soapstone Carving of Mother and Child.

Height 9 inches with original label signed at base.

Contemporary 20th C. artist signed Ivujivik Canadian Eskimo Inuit 5" (height) x 9 1/2" (length) x 1 1/2" (width) green soapstone carving decorated with incised mother & children designs. CONDITION: Fi

Soapstone Eskimo Carving Sculpture. Light green hardstone Canadian Eskimo carving of mother w/ two children. Measures - 7 3/4" high x 10 3/4" wide.

Large, heavy and substantial green stone or soapstone carving of a mother and child. Unsigned, circa 20th c. Well carved in Kinngait style. 9" tall

1950 Inuit eskimo soapstone carving of a mother and child. Signed at the base, illegible. Artist is unidentified, measures 5 3/4 inches x 4 1/2 inches x 1 3/4 inches wide. In good condition.

Native American, Canada, northwestern Quebec, Inuit, ca. 1981. Inscribed "1-96860 BI / Inukpuk / Ittukalla / C81" on base. An endearing soapstone sculpture of a mother holding her child. Seated on a p

2 Canadian Eskimo Carved Soapstone Seal and Mother & Child Figures, mother signed Allie Kang '82, both numbered (2 pc.) Dimensions: Seal 3 1/2" H x 5 1/2" L (QSHER1068/2)(WT)

Paulosie Sivuak (1930 - 1986), Povungnituk / Puvirnituq, Inuit hand carved soapstone sculpture of mother and child, signed in base. Measures 7 L x 5.5 W x 5 inches H.

Vintage Eskimo Inuit Green Soapstone Carved Mother and Child. This Eskimo Inuit Green Soapstone Carving is in Excellent Condition as pictured. It measures 4" tall and 3" wide. Features a Mother and he

Inuit carved stone sculptures, 20th c., incl. a seal signed "Soudloo Josephie", a bird, a muskox, and three mother and child carvings, some signed in syllabics to underside, two with Canadian Eskimo A

Kneeling mother and child in amautik. Black soapstone carving. Signed Akigaa or Akinga in syllabics to base. H 5 1/2 in. x W 4 in. x D 3 1/2 in. (14 cm. x 10.2 cm. x 8.9 cm.) Provenance: From a Canadi

Shows a mother with a child on her back. Retains tag from the Canadian government certifying that the sculpture was carved by an Eskimo artist. Dimensions are: 5 1/8" tall X 3 3/4" wide X 2" deep. All

"Woman and Child", grey soapstone carving of kneeling woman with child on back and bird spirit perched on her head, signed and with original card from Canadian Government Certification card, giving ar

A Canadian Inuit soapstone carving of a fish. Artist signed. 13".

Large stone carving of a crouched mother holding her child. With sticker reading "Canada Eskimo Art." Marked on the bottom "Daniel." Carved by an Inuit or Yup'ik artist, one of the

Canadian Two soapstone carvings comprising a large sculpture with two figures holding each other; the other two figures on a sled, circa 1973 and 1994 Both figures signed in syllabic and with disc num

This is a Canadian Inuit soapstone carving dating to the latter half of the 20th century. The figurine depicts the profile of two birds. It is numbered: E.95 1360. TA partial "Canada Eskimo Art" stick

Native American, Canada, Inuit, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved soapstone sculpture of a seal holding a bundle of food, perhaps another animal. Flippers wrapped around its load,

**Originally Listed At $300** Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, Inuit / Yupik, ca. mid-20th century CE. A hand carved stone sculpture of a kneeling mother / grandmother and child up

Large African Soapstone Carving of Mother & Child. African hand carved soapstone statue depicting a mother and child. Approximately 21 inches x 12 inches.

From the Lucille Frazier Estate, we have a Native American Canadian Eskimo Soapstone Seal Carving by Johnny Aculiak (1951-2008) of Inoucdjouac, has 2 paper labels on bottom, measures 5'' x 6'', comes

Large African Soapstone Carving of Mother & Child. African hand carved soapstone statue depicting a mother and child. Approximately 21 inches x 10 inches.

Group of three Inuit stone carvings of mother and child figures. Abstract mother and child with "Canada Eskimo Art" label and partially obscured signature and numbers along the bottom. Large

**First Time At Auction** First Nations, Northwestern Canada, Inuit people, ca. late 20th century CE. A collection of 3 soapstone carvings of arctic animals: seals and a wolf or dog-like creature eati