Indonesian Carved Bird

An Indonesian Bali Garuda bird carved mask having hand painted designs and detailing including a geometric color pattern at the top of the head. It is painted grey with varying shades of grey for the

Large Carved Indonesian Wooden Sea Bird Sculpture. Beautifully carved and painted sculpture of a large sea bird, perching on a wood base. Each of the feathers on the wings are carved out. Acquired in

Antique carved wood Indonesian Garuda bird in remnant paint, 14-1/2" H

possibly Indonesian, 19th century, single plank with relief carved bird, floral, and geometric decoration, 8-1/4 x 27-1/2 x 2-1/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Brock Arms, Flat Rock, North Carolina

Indonesian carved hardwood two panel folding floor screen, probably late 19th century, exuberantly carved with dragon, crab, lobster, bird motifs and auspicious symbols, possibly converted from doors

INDONESIAN CARVED AND DECORATED WOODEN GARUDA PUPPETS, mid -to-late 20th Century. Javanese antique folk art three-dimensional wooden puppets (one elephant and one bird) used for Wayang Golek, a tradit

Ca. late 19th to early 20thC. Very good with age appropriate wear and wood surface losses as shown. This item was used, and will show multiple areas of age appropriate wear and surface losses. Please

Carved wood, early 20th century, depicting birds and urn with other stipple carved decoration; lg. 27".

Large Indonesian carved polychrome carved Garuda statue, with stylized feathers and wings above full figure, bird like face, rising on carved platform, restoration and repairs throughout, 106"h, 55"w,

Ca. early 20thC. Indonesian Ngaju Dayak house finial in the form of a jungle fowl, polychrome painted, weathered wood. Very good with age-appropriate wear and wood surface losses as shown. This is one

A Bali Indonesian hand-carved Sawo wood sculpture. The finely carved sculpture depicts the mythological bird / bird-like creature, Garuda surmounting a large tree with branches, leaves and foliage. Ga

Ca. early 20thC. Indonesian Ngaju Dayak house finial in the form of a jungle fowl, polychrome painted, weathered wood. Very good with age-appropriate wear and wood surface losses as shown. This is one

A two sided comb with bird finials, and carved rosettes. 5-1/4" H

An Indonesian Balinese polychrome painted carved wood Kirin or Qilin Dragon (20th Century) having red and gilted body, bird like painted and gilded wings, a dragon head sitting with one paw holding fl

Fantastic carved bird tree, Frank Finney, Cape Charles, Virginia. At 19" tall, this tree displays a variety of 21 songbirds, all different species. Includes hummingbirds, finch, oriole, and a tern. Al

DESCRIPTION: Monumental amethyst crystal geode with cathedral form, dusted with deep purple crystal points. Designed with six naturalistic carved amethyst birds perched throughout the geode. ORIGIN: B

(Cherokee, Qualla Boundary, Swain County, North Carolina, 1928-2004) loon or goose, signed "A. Crowe" on base, carved wood, 11-1/2 x 2-3/4 x 4-3/4 in. Provenance: Collection of Rude Osolnik, Berea, Ke

Pair of Empire Revival pedestals, 20th century, with Neoclassical motifs, each with four dramatically carved giltwood eagles with claw feet, x-shaped bases, 19th century. 41.5" H x 16" square. Provena

The height of this jade piece is 3 1/8 in. and the width 2 1/2 in.

The white jade cane handle in the shape of a bird, with elongated neck and tail extending from domed body, the exterior incised with intricate archaic patterns, bottom hollow for cane peg, the jade is

Joseph Moyer (Berks County, Pennsylvania 1883-1962) carved and painted bird. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 4 -1/2''. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/f

celdaon jade with russet on underside; reticulated carving of bird resting its head on its back and holding a branch with peaches; with conforming wood stand; weight 122.3 grams h. 1-1/2 w. 3 d. 2-1/4

Two carved birds. Original painted black and white plumage with red patch on the back of heads. Mounted on twigs with hanging wire. Chesapeake Bay, circa 1900. Smaller bird: H 6-1/2" W 1-3/4" D 1-7/8"

Charles Hart (attrib.), folk carved bird, Attributed to Charles Hart (American, 1862-1960), fancifully colored perched bird on shield plaque, carved and painted wood with glass eyes, unsigned, 12.5"h