Good Solomon Islands Hafted Inlaid Trade Axe,

Solomon Islands, inlaid head carving, 20th c, (poss. earlier), shell inlaid head carving with fiber hair, with mount hole to underside, 9.5"h x 7"w x 9"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of a

Solomon Islands Inlaid Parrying Shield / Club Qauata, San Cristobal. Mother-of-pearl inlaid hardwood. Provenance: Taylor A. Dale Collection, Santa Fe, NM. From the collection of Joseph Salamanca. Size

Rare Solomon Island Inlaid Lime Container Betel Nut. Measure 13 3/4" x 6 1/4" x 2 1/4". Private Individual Mo. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition

Stab mit Perlmutt Einlagen Salomonen Ohne Sockel / without base Holz, Perlmutt. H 101,5 cm. Provenienz: deutsche Sammlung CHF 100 / 200 EUR 86 / 172

3 Solomon Islands Shell Inlaid Walking Sticks. From the collection of Joseph Salamanca. Ranging in size: 31'' x 1'' (79 x 3 cm) to 39'' x 1.5'' (99 x 4 cm).

A Solomon Island, shell inlaid walking stick, the upper section carved in the form of a human with shell inlay eyes - 39" long

Solomon Island Carving Of Face With Shell Necklace And Shell Inlay. Carving Approximately 12.375H x 4.4375W x 1.9375D in. With Necklace Approximately 19.25H in.

Solomon Island Carving Of Face With Shell Necklace And Shell Inlay. Carving Approximately 12.375H x 4.4375W x 1.9375D in. With Necklace Approximately 19.25H in.

South Pacific Solomon Island Mother of Pearl Inlaid Wood Cane Walking Stick. A snake slithering up the shaft. Size 36 x 2 x 2 inches. Estimated more than 50 yrs old. Oceanic art is the creative works

Three shell inlaid wood carved Solomon Islands war canoe prows. Two have patinas of use and wear, one appears simply decorative, carved from a finer wood with no holes for lashing. Some loss of shell

Nose Ornament New Georgia - Solomon Islands, made from turtle plate, trade beads. Dating to the mid 1900's. Country of origin: Solomon Islands. Size: 18 cm (7 inches). Private collection the Netherlan

Head Hunters on Savo Island, Solomon Islands. C1925. Very good contrast and tonality. Photographer: Ewing Galloway Agency. 7.5 x 9.5 in.

Antique carved wooden female effigy of a "Fisher wife" holding a staff with frigate bird and bonita fish symbols. Santa Cataline Island, Solomon islands. Carved from Tobago wood with inlaid shell eyes

2 Solomon Islands Ceremonial Wood Dance Clubs, one inlaid x pattern w mother of pearl, the other with etched design and with kaolin approx 26.5' and 15" in length. n pigment ,\typical wear a 5.5" diam

Solomon Islands Melanesia paddle or oar, with shell inlaid stylized frigate birds and fish, 4'5''l Provenance: Richard I.M. Kelton Collection, Marina del Rey, California

Commonwealth stamp collection 10 loose album pages mint countries include Burma, Bahawalpur, Fiji, Solomon Islands and the Cayman Islands.. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots

A carved wooden sculpture with inlaid shell designs and classic form. In the Solomon Islands (Nguzu Nguzu) were used as a canoe prowl, such canoes provided for transportation, fishing, and warfare. No

Ca. 1900. Forged, black with inlaid, brass heart on oak handle. 19.5"h. 6"w.

Of characteristic form, carved of dense, dark wood with lozenge-shaped head and conical pommel. Good patina. 19th century. Well worn. Overall length 52.8cm. Condition III

Just when you thought your library was complete. Here's a 1942 edition of "Headhunting in the Solomon Islands" by Caroline Mytinger. I don't think it's an instruction manual, but it is in good conditi

Oceanic shell inlaid teak canoe prow ornament, probably Solomon Islands, 8.5"h

5 1/2" Pre-Columbian Hafted Axe. Thin, very well made with good form. Great old piece

Tribal primitive hand carved wood sculpture with inlaid patterns of abalone shell designs and classic from. In the Solomon Islands, the Nguzu Nguzu were used as a canoe prowl providing for transportat

Vintage Primitive Axe or Hatchet. The only identifying mark on this piece is an R stamped on both sides of the steel celt/axe head. This piece is hafted the same way that native americans would have h