Inuit Lidded Grass Basket with a Carved Walrus Head

lidded and woven from split strands of baleeiz. The lid has a carved ivory knob of a walrus head.

Harry Hank (Inupiat, b. 1972) Lidded Baleen Basket, with Carved Walrus Head Finial signed on interior base Henry Hank height 4-3/4 inches x diameter 5-3/8 inches Property from the Estate of Donna Wass

with soiling, losses. 9" high, 7" wide.

Late 19th Century Native Inuit Carved Walrus Head Fetish Effigy Toggle. Excellent antique condition. See pictures for details as part of description.Approximate Measures:0.9” high; 1” wide

An Inuit oval sweet grass basket decorated with silhouette of a man in a kayak, accentuated with carved stone figural handles, 4 1/2 x 17 x 9 1/2 inches.

Andrew Tooyak Sr. (1927-2004 Inupiaq) Walrus Baleen Basket 4.5''x4.5''. Impressive square native covered basket with carved walrus head finial. Signed on interior and notated Point Hope, Alaska. Light

Six hand woven mostly Native Alaskan baskets, comprising an Inuit soapstone and reed lidded basket, having a carved soapstone bust surmounting the coiled lid of a cylinder basket, having no apparent s

Hand woven Native American Eskimo basket. Crafted from natural baleen by James Omnik, Pt Hope Alaska. Carved seal with ink defined details. Comes with the original purchase receipt from 1989. Good con

Eskimo Lidded Basket Height 3 1/2 inches having carved baleen polar bear finial, signed Koutaa Wainak

An Eskimo Lidded Basket  Second Half 20th Century comprising a carved seal finial signed James Omnik and a figural group depicting a man and a woman. Height of taller example 3 1/4 inches. Property f

Group of Four Eskimo Carved Sculptures, to include Peter Tuki Walrus, carved head with bird headdress, kaling carved bird, and an Eskimo figure with sea lion, tallest 11 inches.

Carved stone walrus supporting a patinated copper dish and cover, the lid with carved stone walrus head finial, by Panikotuapik Edward Kabluitok of Rankin Inlet, an Inuit hamlet on the Kudlulik Penins

Marilyn Hank Otton (20/21st Cent. Inuit) Walrus Large Baleen Basket 4.5''x5.25''. A finely woven native covered basket with walrus head finial. Signed on interior. Excellent condition.

With carved soapstone bird figural handle. Condition note: Damage to carving (see photos). Ht. 50 cm. (19 3/4 in.). Approx. weight 2 kg. 80

Mid 1900s, Unique frame with pegs at the bottom made from carved ivory tusks, each with protruding walrus heads and inked eyes. Very good condition. (This is the hanging version.) 16-1/8" x 11-1/4" x

INCLUDING: TURTLE (CRACK AT NECK), CARVED/POLISHED STONE (CHIPPED), CARVED OTTER WITH SHELL (SIGNED ON BOTTOM), DOLL SIZE BEADED MOCCASINS, HORN CUP (CHIPPED/CRACKED) AND LIDDED BASKET (MRKD. WALPOLE

Fossilized walrus baculum with carved polar bear head at one end, baleen spacers, first half of 20th c. Length 15.5 inches.

Native American Basketry (4), Carl Hank (Inuit b. 1982) woven baleen w/carved seals lid, signed on disc base 122 Carl Hank 71, 2 Papago coiled Bear grass & lidded sweetgrass, Exc cond, largest 5"Dia.

20th c. Oosik with carved Bear Head end, baleen banding, from a Walrus baculum, anonymous, 24" long. Fine condition.

Early 1900s, Rather large lidded storage basket with small design symbols made from dyed seal gut and sea grass. Very good condition, great patina. Very minor stitch loss. 15" x 15"

To include a fine tightly woven lidded basket, a medium bowl, a large tray, two hot plate coaster trays, and a shallow bowl. Most in very good condition, some losses to overweave borders, especially o

COLLECTION OF MAKAH PEOPLES WOVEN BASKETS: All from indigenous cultures between 1930 - 1950. 1.) An oval lidded basket made by the Makah tribe of SW Washington of of grasses, cedar and natural and ani

Title: Athabascann lidded grass basket ca1900 Provenance/Additional Info: This fine basket was woven by Lillian Smith ca 1910 and was a prize winner at the Hooper Bay Arts Festival in the id 20th cent

The finely carved polished walrus ivory walrus figure with genuine walrus whisker tusks resting upon a fine fossilized ivory dog runner Eskimo artifact. Crafted by Siberian Yu'pik Eskimo artist Larry