Crooked Beak Headdress by Tony Gulbrandsen - Princ

Kwagiulth Mask signed Patrick Hunt, 27 x 38 x 10 1/2", "Crooked Beak".

Articulated Crooked Beak Mask with Hamatsa Figures. Danced In Spirit Lodge, Expo 1986; Carved by Simon Dick (Kwicksutaineuk, b.1951). Provenance: Seahawk Auctions, Burnaby Auctions, June 22, 2014, Lot

Tony Gulbrandsen 12 x 8 inches (Tsimshian, 20th Century) carved polychrome portrait mask, signed Tony Gulbrandsen (verso)

Tony Gulbrandsen 16 x 12 inches (Tsimshian, 20th Century) carved polychrome Shamman warrior mask, signed Tony Gulbrandsen (verso)

Randy Stiglitz (Coast Salish/Cree, b. 1956) Crooked Beak of Heaven, 1987 signed R. Stiglitz and dated (interior) height 21 1/2 x length 41 x width 10 inches Please Note: This lot is located in and wil

WALRUS IVORY EAGLE'S HEAD CANELate 19th CenturyWell-carved eagle with layers of feathers, penetrating eyes, a crooked beak and a slightly open mouth revealing its tongue. Unmarked collar possibly gold

DESCRIPTION: A Papua New Guinea wooden carved sculpture of a Ramu birdman deity. Seen here with an elongated beak wearing a headdress with diminutive birds and detailing along his clothing. CIRCA: Unc

A rare Hunter’s headdress from the Hausa people of Nigeria , west Africa. Carved wood, animal beak, leather and natural fiber. The Headdress measures 18 x 15 inches ( 22 inches on professional custo

Large tribal hardwood carved bird figure Nimba shoulder mask, Baga Tribe, Africa, headdress adorned atop, closed eyes, protruding beak, thin neck bellowing out to curved base with four legs, cross hat

5 13/16" Hardstone Birdstone. Branch Co, MI. Large, well polished and finely made. Drilling just started. Has large arching neck. Green and black Granite with a very few small pits. Beak has been glue

Rare Copper Feather Headdress. 6 "feathers" measuring 4 1/2" to 6". ~5/8" wide. Found near Neapolis, OH prior to 1935. Excellent condition. Quite a display when fanned out. Ex-Kevin Pipes

3 15/16" Long Beak Birdstone. Union Co, OH (Richwood). Good condition, holes intact. Ex-Kevin Pipes, Charlie McCorkle. FB Terry Henderson. Dickey COA

7" Taino Ancestor Stone Face. Hispaniola. 1200-1500 AD. Detailed facial features with headdress. Excellent condition. x-Randy Best, Jeff Sardofsky, Frank Toplak estate. Puttera COA

3 1/2" Tairona Male Effigy Pendant. Gold content unknown. Provenance unknown. Very well made with Bird Headdress and holding 2 birds. Excellent condition

3 7/8" Tairona Female Effigy Figurine. Gold content unknown. Provenance unknown. Excellent condition. Large Avian Headdress

3 7/8" Tairona Effigy Face. Gold content unknown. Provenance unknown. Excellent condition. Large example of Face with headdress, nose plugs, ear decorations

10 1/4" Jalisco Female Figure. Western MX. Classic Aquiline nose, a tall turban headdress. The shoulder nodes are believed to represent scarification patterns. Neck glued, otherwise solid. This Pre-Co

4 5/16" Tairona Effigy of nursing woman. Gold content unknown. Provenance unknown. Excellent condition with some light pitting. Large example of woman with headdress nursing child

7 1/2" Vera Cruz Ballplayer Figure. MX. Pre-Columbian, circa 1200 AD. Large, bird head dress. Detailed engraved features. Leg broken and glued. Ex-Burton/Teubner Estate.

Tony Abeyta (NM, b 1965) 26x26 , MixedMed , signed lower right, 1996 , Yei Portrait , Depicting: figure in ceremonial headdress purchased 2010 for $3,400, at Turquoise Tortoise Gallery, Sedona, AZ

Metal and fabric headdress with stamped gillet, chains, bells, and tassels, overall length approximately 27”, approximately 9” diameter. From the collection of Chevalier Tony Clark.

The "Smithsonian" Birdstone. An iconic 4" Porphyry Popeyed Birdstone. Its elaborate coloring and exquisite shape make it the most recognizable of all Porphyry Popeyes. Found in Vernon County, WI in 18

Rare Offering: 9 1/2" Spiro T-Pipe. Spiro Mound. LeFlore Co, OK. Pictured in the Spiro Mound (Bell Photos) by Merriman and in a 1956 CSAJ (p154). Excellent condition. Finely made. Ex-Ken Partain, Alla

4 1/8" Jade Mask. Leo Paul Davis acquired this Pre-Columbian masterpiece from Bryon Knoblock for $4500 decades ago. Excellent patina. Very fine condition. Pictured in WW#7 (color section, p49)