Inuit Eskimo Carving of a Seal A wonderful large inuit

Eskimo Art Inuit soapstone carving of a native skinning a seal. 13"H x 5"L x 6"W. Signed 'Isah Sheeq, Povungnituk. Condition report: very good - no issues. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C

This is a vintage Native American Eskimo Inuit Figurine. The figurine is made from soapstone and is very large beautiful. It shows a large sea lion/seal with unusual face. The stone is very beautiful

Eskimo Art Inuit marble carving of an Eskimo and a seal. Made in Canada. 6.5"x11"L x 4.5"W. Condition report: this has a large repair. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gall

This is a vintage Native American Eskimo Inuit Figurine. The figurine is made from soapstone and is very large beautiful. It shows an Inuit man holding a seal. It is signed at the bottom. Probably the

This is a vintage Native American Eskimo Inuit Figurine. The figurine is made from soapstone and is very large beautiful. It shows an Inuit man holding a seal. It is signed at the bottom. Probably the

Eliassiapik Aullalu Napatu (Canada, 1913-1966) large soapstone carved sculpture depicting an Inuit hunter capturing a seal. Signed Eliassiapik and numbered 33869, together with a Canadian government c

First Nations, Northwestern Canada, Inuit, ca. late 20th century CE. A large hand-carved soapstone hunter and seal sculpture. The man in a hooded parka squats atop the back of stacked seals, the botto

First Nations / Native American, Canadian Arctic, Quebec, Nuvuk Islands, Inuit, ca. 1940s to 1960s CE. Signed "Nuyvk" and "E. 9.991" on feet. A wonderful hand-carved soapstone figure of a man holding

Four Eskimo stone carvings. Large bird L11". Female figure H" 5". Songbird L 5". Seal 4". CONDITION: overall very good. Female figure has minor loss to finger tips on one hand. Minor scuffs. Copy and

Group of Five Inuit Soapstone Carvings, to include a walrus, signed 'Daniel 82'; a seal, signed 'Isah'; a Puffin, signed 'Allie ASP'; a woman on the ground, signed 'Levi E', along with a large squatti

**Originally Listed At $600** Native American / First Nations, Canada, Inuit, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A large soapstone carving of a birthing seal, the pup's crying head emerging from between

Walrus and Baleen. 1 1/4" long.

Kneeling Inuit woman with her child in her amaut, her hair in a braid down her back, in grey stone with white veining, illegibly signed on underside, mid-20th c., Canada, roughly 11 1/4" x 9" x 6". Go

Signed John Kalinek. 7 1/2" long, 4 5/8" tall.

3" long. Allard Auction Collection Inv: NO TAG

Inuit Eskimo Large Stone Otter Carving Artist Signed Approximately 8 1/4 x 4 x 5 1/2 inches tall, weight 9 pounds.

Eskimo Art Inuit soapstone carving of a native carrying a seal. Marked E91595 JA. 7.75"H x 6"L x 3"W. Condition report: Very good but missing spear that was in his hand. Please examine all photos clos

Large Eskimo Art Inuit soapstone carving of native. 13"H x 8"L x 7"W. Numbered 130497, dated 1981. Condition report: Very good - no issues. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction

Inuit Eskimo Signed Stone Seal Carving Small Figurine Approximately 4 3/8 x 1 1/2 x 1 3/8 inches tall.

Large Eskimo Art Inuit stone carving of a stone carver. 13"H x 11"L x 6"W. Marked on base 'E6282'. Condition Report: Very good - no issues. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction

Inuit stone carving. Eskimo with seal. Marked underside "77 / No 5 / 46202...". 6" W., 5 1/2" Ht..

This is a vintage Primitive Native American Eskimo Inuit Seal/Walrus Figurine. The figurine is made from soapstone and is very beautiful. The seal is made from beautiful green stone It comes with Cana

This is a vintage Primitive Native American Eskimo Inuit Seal/Walrus Figurine. The figurine is made from soapstone and is very beautiful. It comes with Canadian Certification. It was made by the Inuit

This is a vintage Primitive Native American Eskimo Inuit Seal/Walrus Figurine. The figurine is made from soapstone and is very beautiful. It comes with Canadian Certification. It was made by the Inuit