Oceanic Carved Wood Feast Bowls

Mixed Ethnographic Grouping. Including a West African Feast Bowl and Fly Swish, together with an Oceanic Carved Wood Club. Sizes: 1) 22.75'' x 16.25'' x 3.5'' (58 x 41 x 9 cm); 2) 30.5'' (77 cm) Lengt

The 18th/19th century carved wood feast bowl attributed to the Melansian People of Admiralty Island, Papua, New Guinea the bird form with pronounced head and openwork 'wing' handles, raised on four in

Large Oceanic Carved Wood Poi Bowl. Provenance: Private Collection of Shirley and David Rowen, Beverly Hills, California. Size: 6.5'' x 21.5'' x 21.5'' (17 x 55 x 55 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or

Native American First Nation Northwest Coast seal bowl wood carving by Tom Whonnock. Signed on bottom.

Hand carved wood canoe form bowl with stylized bird heads at each end. Age crack with remnants of old reddish pitch type repair. 21" L x 7.25" approx.

Hummert Estate: Northwest Carved Wood Bird Feast Bowl, hand carved and painted, bird head on front and human head in back, measures 3'' x 14'' x 6'', Potlatch is carved under one of the bird's wings a

One of a Kind Carved Teak Wood Islands Feast Bowl, measures 21'' x 11'', turtle shaped, nice thick heavy wood

Monumental Trobriand Massim Bird-form Feast Bowl, Papua New Guinea. Carved wood. Provenance: Private Collection of Shirley and David Rowen, Beverly Hills, California. Size: 70'' x 12'' x 12'' (178 x 3

Ramu River Feast Bowl, Papua New Guinea. Carved wood. Size: 3'' x 14.5'' x 6'' (8 x 37 x 15 cm).

Two feast bowls carved with traditional designs and one ladle with a bird effigy handle, carved of either cedar or alder wood. Spoon measures 18 inches in length and larger piece measures 14 x 4.5 inc

Two Seated Figures with holding offering bowls with carved bowl head tops, 42 inches tall and slightly shorter, ex. Coll. David Lewis, Pittsburgh Pa.

Oceania, Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Huon Gulf Region, Tami Island, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wood bowl in the form of a boat, the exterior carved with relief and incised

**Originally Listed At $450** Oceania, Melanesia, Trobriand Islands, Massim peoples, ca. 19th century CE. An attractive, hand-carved wooden bowl of a dark-brown hue with a round but stable base, expan

Includes utilitarian objects and comprises: 1.) Philippine circular charger on a high ring foot. 2.) Fiji elliptical-form tray used for anointing with oil. 3.) Polynesian bowl with long handles. [Size

20th century, the first a wooden bear effigy feast bowl, traditional carvings with inset abalone, carved signature on base "LAVALLE", 5 x 8 in; together with a carved polychrome wood eagle mask, carve

**Originally Listed At $450** Oceania, Melanesia, Trobriand Islands, Massim peoples, ca. 19th century CE. A finely-preserved bowl of a wide form, hand-carved from dense wood of an espresso-brown hue.

Oceanic Canoe-Form Bowl. Early 20th C. Carved wood with chip carving. On stand. Size: 9'' x 1.75'' x 1.5'' (23 x 4 x 4 cm); Height on stand: 10" (25 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma,

Melanesian carved wood boat-shaped bowl, 19th/20th c., Most likely Papua New Guinea, Tami Islands used for large feast or ceremonial occasions. Measuring approx 32" wide x 16" deep and 7" tall. Some l

Group of (11) carved wood bowls, of graduating size, to include: (3) blue-painted bowls, (one with repair); (2) green-painted bowls, (one restored); (4) red-painted bowls; painted bowl with red and bl

Dan, Cote d'Ivoire, figural carved wood feast ladle, the handle decorated with a female head and breasts, the scoop showing extensive signs of use, probably circa 1930-1950, possibly by the noted Dan

Group of (7) rectangular and oval carved wood bowls, 19th/20th century, of graduating size, to include: (5) red-painted bowls, (one with minor loss); blue-painted bowl with handles, (minor paint accre

A Pair of Philippine Carved Wood Bowls and Four African Bronze Currency Bracelets on Metal Stands 20th Century Largest: height 3 1/2 x width 11 5/8 x depth 8 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection o

Oceanic carved wood figure; of a Polynesian deity, A'a of Rurutu; showing smaller figures in relief on his body, rendered to create a humanoid face; Provenance: Collection of Wendy Bushnell; H: 19

Life-size Oceanic carved wood crocodile, 20th c., Papua New Guinea, green, yellow and white painted wood, embellished with woven grass and feathers, raised on four short legs, in two parts, approx. 12