NIVIAXIE, INUIT, Sled and Seal Cached on Snow Blocks,

An Inuit / Eskimo framed pen and ink drawing by Florence Nupok Malewotkuk (1906-1971, Alaska). Depicts of an Inuit figure driving a sled, which holds his seal kill, pulled by five Alaskan Husky dogs,

Inuit , Seal , Bird , Eskimo print. Paper size: 7 x 7. Title: Seal, bird, Eskimo. Medium: Wood block. Size: 5.50 x 5.25 in. Signature: Initials/Monogram. Artist: Intials. Unframed.

NIVIAXIE, CONLUCY INUIT (CANADIAN ESKIMO) CARVED SOAPSTONE ESKIMO WITH SEAL SCULPTURE, SIGNED, DATED 1973, APPROX 11", SKU9312

Native American / First Nations, Northwestern United States, Alaska or Canada, Inupiaq / Inuit people, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A vintage wood handled dog sled whip, carved with a dog, seal,

Eskimo Inuit Drawing Robert Mayokok (Alaskan, 1903-1983) Eskimo hunter with seal on dog sled Medium: ink & watercolor on paper Dimension: framed: 8.6" x 12.4"; site: 7.4" x 11.4" Condition: GoodProven

Includes with Penguin, with seal, dog sled, and more, Largest measures 2 x 2 x 1in.

Includes two with a seal and one with a sled. By Wilton. Condition (Excellent). Size Each: 2" T.

4pc Old Inuit Eskimo Models and Artifacts 5'' to 11''. Includes a native made seal skin kayak model, pair of snow shoes, a yarn decorated bag, and a beaded hang broom cover. Some surface wear from use

Russian Fedoskino lacquer oval box. Depicts a man on a horse drawn sled pulling a block of ice through a snow covered landscape. Signed and dated 1999. ( 1 ½" x 3 1/4" x 2 ½"). From the collection o

Torii Kiyomitsu (fl.1970s-80s): A Woodblock Print in inks and colour on paper entitled Moon from her series Snow, Moon, Flower, edition limitation seal to the reverse no. 17/300, signed in the block K

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1936, published by Watanabe, this later Reiwa edition from original blocks, with bears the 7mm publisher's seal SIZE IN INCHES: 15.5 x 10.5 inches Byodoin is one of the few s

Artist: Kawase Hasui Title: Snow at Ueno Toshogu Shrine Date: 1929. Size: 16.5 x 11.5 inches. Publisher: Shobisha. A post-1980 edition from the original blocks. Hasui signature and seal. Reference: Ho

Five Native American Inuit soapstone carvings depicting a fish, a walrus, a couple on a sled, a figure spearfishing in a canoe, and a figure spear hunting a seal. The figure in the canoe is initialed

Artist: Tomikichirô TOKURIKI (1902-1999) Subject: Temple in snow Publisher: Self, limited edition 110/150 Signature: T. Tokuriki signed in pencil, Tomi in block with seal Date: 1979 Format: 47.5 x 37

Vintage glitter house, Japanese elf with cymbals 3"H, wagon with bells, wood blocks, wood car, German brass lantern, bisque dog, snow baby, painted wood Italian angels on skis and sled, pipe cleaner S

NIVIAQSI (NIVIAKSIAK) (1908-1959) KINNGAIT (CAPE DORSET) The Archer, 1960 #45 Printmaker: IYOLA KINGWATSIAK (1933-2000) KINNGAIT (CAPE DORSET) sealskin stencil, 23 x 12.5 in (58.4 x 31.8 cm) 39/50 Pro

Simply stunning. Superb in every way. Phenomenal craftsmanship and age. The best example we have ever seen. Museum quality.

Old Yup'ik Eskimo Seal Shaman Mask Painted Wood 10.5''x18''. Exceptional two-tone painted blue and white carved face mask with applied fins and seal effigy finial. Remnants of old red label on verso w

Inuit "Snow Goggles" sculpture "Kakagun Great Hunter"

Title: Antique Alaskan Native INUIT Snow Goggles Origin: Alaska Date/Period: Late 19th century Materials:Tusk Size: 5 inches large - 56 grams Description: Superb specimen of Eskimo snow goggles from t

Antique Eskimo Seal Gut Parka 40''x50''. Full example of this native made rain coat with sinew threading. Some slight edge ripping, otherwise excellent condition. Late 19th or early 20th century, Alas

Fine Alaskan Inuit Seal Baleen Basket 2.5''x4''. A tightly woven two-tone native covered basket with seal head finial. Unsigned. A few edge splits to cover rim and interior rim (some unraveling).

Title: Late 19th Century MARINE IVORY Alaskan Native INUIT Snow Glasses Date/Period: Late 19th century Origin: Alaska Dimension: 5.3 inches large (about 13.5 cm) Material: Marine ivory Provenance:Late

Native American, Pacific Northwest (USA and Canada), Alaska, Inuit, ca. mid 20th century CE. A wonderful pair of snow goggles, hand-carved from cedar, worn to protect one from snow blindness. Carved t