Two Hooked Boomerangs Central Australia

A long carved wooden Boomerang with incised grooves and hooked shape reffered to by collectors as a "Number seven". According to the MET Museum website : The hooked boomerangs of central and northern

Large old tribal hard wood hunting boomerang - Central Desert - Aboriginal - Australia Mid 20th century Wood 67,5 cm Old Australian Aboriginal carved hard wood Central Desert hunting boomerang. Carved

A large Navajo regional rugMid-20th century, DineWith two central stepped diamonds, hooked cross motifs, and an elaborate sawtooth border woven in red, cream, dark brown, and grey/brown wool129.5&quot

Navajo rug or weaving, Two Gray Hills pattern, woven in colors of tan, black, brown and cream by Maggie Black. Consisting of a stepped and hooked central diamond with multiple geometric borders, spiri

Fluted hardwood; Provenance: Made in the north-west of South Australia; Aboriginal Artists Agency, Sydney, NSW; acquired in 1979; The Kelton Foundation, Santa Monica; Made in the Kimberley Region, Wes

Oceania, Central Australia, Aboriginal peoples, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden boomerang meant to be thrown during a hunt rather than used for display. The highly burnish

Amish Early 20th Century Hooked Rug. Two facing cats on central ground and geometric border, mounted on a wood stretcher frame. 18" x 35-3/4". Condition: Good with even fading.

A carved wooden Boomerang weapon with incised motifs and remains of a painted design. Central Desert region, Australia. The Boomerang measures 25 inches long x 2.5 inches wide. Provenance: The Evan Ma

Two floral hooked rugs. The first with floral sprays in corners and a large grouping of flowers as a central medallion on a blue ground - applied label on reverse marked "Betty Campaigne / December 19

Two floral hooked rugs. The first with floral sprays in corners and a large grouping of flowers as a central medallion on a blue ground - applied label on reverse marked "Betty Campaigne / December 19

A Navajo Two Grey Hills rugMid-20th century, DineWoven in cream, grey, beige, and brown, with a central stepped hooked diamond, stepped, corn stalk, and butterfly motifs to corners, and an elaborate b

Rare cabinet Belton-type child c1880s 10" (28cm) pale bisque, incised "137". Flat top bisque head with a large central hole and two smaller stringing holes, original blonde mohair shaped wig with silk

Second half 19th century, 163 x 88 cm, Central Caucasus The white field is covered in a hexagonal lattice design of large hooked diamonds, and two red hands appear next to the tower-like arch at the u

Lot of 2 early 20th century hooked rugs - muti-colored Harlequin /diamond design hooked rug surrounding two squirrels, 43 1/2 W x 24" H; black birds / swallows in flight with a central flower, 34" X 4

Four pairs of bent and hooked flanged and rayed lazy leaves, and two pairs of slanted similar hooked leaves dominate the lightly varying warm soft red field with a central rosette and a main axis of g

Characteristic elongated small scatter with a sharp red field displaying two ivory octogrammes and a central near black and red hooked hexagon. Near black main border with stars and squared rosettes.

Two flawed German Chinahead dolls:- 48cm 1880s with brush-stroked temples, high massed front curls with a hint of the central headband. Hairline at back from rim to hair, replaced body by McClanahan,

FOLK ART PICTORIAL WELCOME HOOKED RUG / MAT, having a semi-circular form featuring a central design of a dove with an olive branch in its mouth flying above two cornucopias with flowers, border compri

Mid 19th century, 128 x 92 cm, Central Anatolia The ochre field is almost completely filled by two large red-ground octagons with a cruciform interior drawing and hooked outlines pointing both inwards

wood, dark brown patina, curved form, lense-shaped shaft, flattened headpiece, handle and head fluted, slightly dam., base; Australian boomerangs were developed from throwing sticks and clubs and were

COLLECTION OF ABORIGINAL BOOMERANGS AUSTRALIA carved wood, a selection of eight fine boomerangs of varying form (8) (largest 99.8cm long) Provenance: A private Scottish collection of Aboriginal boomer

Jean Claude Mahey Bar cabinet with two side doors, two central doors and a drawer under the top. Produced by Roche Bobois, France, 1970s. Wood veneered with elm burl and edged in brass. (140x78x50 cm.

Formed by two central rows of rubies, princess cut, set in a rail, and two lateral rows of diamonds, brilliant cut, set in grain. Omega closure system. Weight: 12.4 grams.

Two hooked rugs. American, late 19th century. Floral design: L 58" W 28" Lamb depiction: L 38-1/4" W 28-1/2" Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections as expected.