Native American Carved Cedar Dance Rattle Mask

A Native American Indian carved wood dance rattle mask. Handheld cedar mask depicting a smiling male. Etched and carved motif with "eyes in the back of head", and "cat eyes" at the top of head. Red /

A Haida double-faced dance rattle depicting two stages of a transformation mask, one with a still face and the other with a protruding tongue. Each includes facial features painted in black and red in

Mask 9" wide x 27 1/2" high.

LOT ASSORTED NATIVE AMERICAN INCLUDING CARVED STONE, ANTLER DANCE RATTLE; POWDER HORN; BEADED LEATHER POUCH, ETC. LENGTH 3-22"

Fabulous 1970 Native American Northwest Coast Haida Dance Mask Carved Wood Figure by Ed Raub, signed by artist and measures 4'' x 19'' x 9.5'', beautifully hand carved and painted, embellished with fu

**Originally Listed At $650** Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, United States or Canada, Tlingit or Haida, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved cedar dance paddle with incised

Willie Marks Carved Cedar Mask 9.25''x7''. Carved u-form human mask that is signed and dated 1975 on verso. 20th century, Tlingit. Northwest Coast Native.

Northwest Coast Native American Carved Cedar and Painted Raven Headdress, Haida or Kwakiutl. In the form of a long-billed bird, the carved wood mask painted in red, black, white, and green; raffia hai

Late 20th/21st Century Two works: A carved cedar mask by D. A. Weir with painted features and strands of hair (b. 1939-40, Haida Gwaii) Inscribed to verso: Watchman / Haida / Warrior / D.A. Weir

Late 20th/21st Century Two works: A carved cedar mask by D. A. Weir with painted features and strands of hair (b. 1939-40, Haida Gwaii) Inscribed to verso: Watchman / Haida / Warrior / D.A. Weir

Native American, Pacific Northwest, Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl) people, ca. 1972 CE, signed on the back by Tsungani (active mid 20th century to present). A hand-carved dark cedar mask, made by Tsungani (

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

Richard LaValle (20th Cent. Oregon) Tlingit Style Raven Rattle 5''x12.5''. Fine polychrome painted carved cedar spirit transfer rattle with applied abalone shell eyes. Signed at handle end. Overall ex

WOODEN CARVED FIGURAL RATTLES, BIRD & MASK. PACIFIC NORTHWEST.10" L & 14" L

Carved Tlingit bird mask. Carved cedar and straw. Early, possible original paint. Circa 1930. H 9-1/2" L 19-1/2" W 7-1/2". Condition: Excellent condition. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox

HAIDA SHARK MASK. Pacific Northwest hand-carved and painted large Haida Shark Mask. Handwritten on verso: Shark Man Haida 87. Carved and painted cedar wood, with horse hair inserts. Approximate dimens

Henry Reece (b.1973 Tsimshian) ''Eagle Ghost Spirit Mask'' 2005 Painted Cedar 21''x11''. Northwest Coast carved and painted cedar monochromatic mask with cedar bark hair. Signed and titled on verso. E

Native American, Pacific Northwest (probably southern Alaska), Tlingit people, ca. 1930 to 1940s CE. A fascinating cedar rattle with a carved face on it, abalone shell discs inlaid as eyes, and painte

Rocky O'Brien (20th Cent. Canada) Tsimshian Hawk Spirit Cedar Mask, circa 1980's. A carved and painted u-form cedar mask with applied feathers, hair, and fur. Signed on verso. Mask measures 14x10x8" w

British Colombia, NW Coast / Inuit, ca. 20th century CE. This is a nicely detailed hand carved and painted NW Coast cedar mask with inlaid abalone shell and bright blue, black, and red details. Many o

12 ¼” Carved Cedar Kwakutil or Tlingit North West Coast Face Mask – circa 1900

George Hunt Jr. (b.1958 Kwakiutl) Human and Cockle Shell Rattle Cedar 10''x4''. Carved and painted native dance rattle with abalone shell and copper eyes. Woven leather handle with fitted cedar stand.

Vintage Northwest Coast Style Cedar Mask 9''x6.5''. Carved and polychrome painted u-form style with inlaid abalone on chin. Small crack on chin. Overall excellent condition. Mid 20th century. Haida or

Native American, Northern United States / Canada, Inupiaq or Yupik people, ca. mid-20th to 21st century CE. A remarkable shamanic dance mask with a wolf's head carved from wood with extending feathers