Eddie Lee ''Eskimo Mother and Child'' Large Stone Sculpture

Large Inuit Carved Stone Mother & Child Sculpture. Provenance: Important New York City collection. Height: 18.5 inches.

Inuit carved soapstone large sculpture depicting mother and child, bearing an illegible signature near bottom. 18.25" H x 15.5" W x 6.5" D.

Abraham (20th Century) Mother and Child. Inuit carved stone sculpture signed "Abraham 78 165568 CAF CAA" on the underside Height: 11.5"

TYPE: Inuit Stone Sculpture MATERIAL: Stone DIMENSIONS: 7.5" tall ARTIST: Annie Niviaxie

STONE POTTERY SCULPTURE OF AN ESKIMO MOTHER & CHILD; unsigned, glazed finish. Size: 12.25 in. height; base is 4.75 in. x 4 1/8 in.

Artist : UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, INUIT Title : Mother and Child Description (FR) : Sculpture en pierre a savon, signee en dessous en syllabique Description (ENG) : Soap stone sculpture, signed underneath

Inuit carved stone sculpture- Mother and Child, some chips and scratches. 9 1/2''h

DESCRIPTION: An Inuit eskimo art marble stone carving sculpture figurine, depicting an inuit mother standing with a child. CIRCA: 20th Century DIMENSIONS: H: 2 5/8" W: 1 3/8". Have a similar item to s

Artist signed on base. Hand carved sculpture of Inuit mother hugging her child; olive green stone with incised details. ?? / EVA / 1975 incised on base. Canada Eskimo Art sticker on base. #Inuit #ston

**Originally Listed At $300** Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, Inuit / Yupik, ca. mid-20th century CE. A hand carved stone sculpture of a kneeling mother / grandmother and child up

Large stone carving of a crouched mother holding her child. With sticker reading "Canada Eskimo Art." Marked on the bottom "Daniel." Carved by an Inuit or Yup'ik artist, one of the

Tuna Iquliq Inuit, Baker Lake/Qamani'tuaq, (1935-2015), a carved stone sculpture, mother and child, signed in syllabics and with Canada Eskimo Art stickers on the underside. height 12in, width 14in Fo

Lucy Tasseor Tutsweetok Inuit, Eskimo Point/Arviat, (1934-2012), a stone sculpture, abstract mother and child, signed in syllabics on the underside. height 11in, width 6 1/2in Footnotes: The present e

Large, heavy and substantial green stone or soapstone carving of a mother and child. Unsigned, circa 20th c. Well carved in Kinngait style. 9" tall

Two marked Inuit sculptures, one modeled as mother and child in green stone, the other in white modeled as walking figure; with labels. [Larger: 8 3/4" H x 7" W x 5" D]. In good condition.

(20th century). Carved soapstone mother and child figural group, unsigned, 9 in. H., 12 in. W., on a white stone base. From the Philip and Lois Macht Estates, Baltimore, MD.

Hand carved figural group. Dated, artist signed ADAMIE ANAUTAK. Mother and child with mother scrapping a pelt of an animal. #Sculpture #InuitArt #NativeArt #NativeCanadians #Soapstone #Serpentine #Ser

All 20th century, comprising: a seal figure eating a fish, a reclining walrus, a figure of a bird, and a figure of a mother and child. Dimensions: From 5" x 3" x 4" to 10" x 3 1/2" x 5".

Inuit carved stone sculptures, 20th c., incl. a seal signed "Soudloo Josephie", a bird, a muskox, and three mother and child carvings, some signed in syllabics to underside, two with Canadian Eskimo A

(3) Inuit stone sculptures, incl. Davidealuk, 20th c., incl. a seated hunter, labeled "Davidealuk Povunituk, c. 1965" and signed in syllabics, a standing mother and child, signed in syllabics, with "C

A stone sculpture of a mother carrying her child. [16 x 9 x 8 inches]. In overall good condition.

An Inuit carved stone figural sculptureMid-20th centurySigned syllabically to underside; further incised: 003C22The abstract figure of a mother carrying her child5" H x 3.5" W x 4.125"

20th century, probably Cape Dorset, mother and child carved in black veined soapstone, incised numerals on bottom, 11-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Florida Collection

South African Stone carved sculpture of mother and child. Underneath reads ‘Made in Zimbabwe South Africa’ Height is approximately 6.5 inches and Width approximately 2.5 inches. Wear is consistent