10 3/4" Maori Adz. New Zealand. Large, well defined

A Fine and well carved Maori Nephrite Tiki, Maori; New ZealandThe carved Tiki of classical form with large head turned to the side, the eyes with remains of red sealing wax infill, nose with flaring n

10 5/16" Polished Celt. Maori. New Zealand. Excellent polish, very good condition

New Zealand Maori adze. 16 inches in length. Nephrite blade 7 inches x 1 7/8 inches. 2 pounds. Handle smooth with minimal craving. Top craved handle with bird or parrot transforming to humanform. Repe

1: Taylor. Te Ika a Maui, Or New Zealand and its Inhabitants… London, 1855. Folding map, illustrations. Publisher's green cloth, top half of spine strip lacking, some loose gatherings, contents

Large Hei-Tiki, amulet of the Maori, New Zealand, green nephrite, so-called Greenstone,of South Otago, Permutteinlagen around the eyes, H. approx. 14.5 x 7 cm

10 3/4" 3/4 Groove Axe. Darke Co, OH. Large, well made and in fine condition. A giant, measuring 7" in width and weighing 11 lbs. Light brown Hardstone. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Mitch Lewis, Chuck Strobe

Nice example from New Zealand formerly of the Otago Museum (NZ), Ex - Michael Evans Fine Arts Museum. Butler COA. Gray Basalt/Tuffa

KORURU (Ruru is Maori for owl). Representing an ancestor of chiefly line, Koruru is the carved head doming the apex of the barge boards of the Maori Whare (meeting house). Some have large owl like eye

Maori, New Zealand, ca. 1st quarter of the 20th century CE. This is a well-carved deep green nephrite hei tiki, a carved Maori pendant depicting a human figure. The figure is genderless; hei tiki are

Hei-Tiki, amulet the Maori, New Zealand, nephrite, eyes with mother of pearl inlays, approx. 10,5x6,5 cm

10" 3/4 Groove Axe. Effingham Co, IL. Large and well made. 1 3/4" maximum thickness. Very fine condition. Ex-Walt Evans. Found by Eddie Westphal

A Maori ceremonial adze with a quality piece of apple green jade head. This piece originates from the Maori Tribe of New Zealand and features an elaborately hand carved handle with mother of pearl inl

Large size 10 ¾. Gilt bronze, well rounded section. 4.1mm band width. Vikings exchanged rings on the pommel of the groom’s sword. Professionally refurbished with the 24karat gold surface rest

10" 3/4 Groove Axe. Adams Co, IL. Large and very well made. Raised ridges, well fluted. Nicely polished, G10. Ex-James Weisenborn, Dr. James Reed. Pictured in Indian Artifacts of the Midwest III (p199

Likely the work of a skilled New Zealand Maori carver, this fine figure stands approximately. 38.5", pedestal included. This lot, and more forthcoming, are from the estate of a true antiquity connoiss

Maori carved paddle, New Zealand, the long, finely carved and elaborate paddle with well formed handle and three bends to shank, the broader portion with incised faces and inlaid shell eyes, (crack an

Oceania, New Zealand, Maori peoples, ca. 19th century CE. A well-preserved model canoe, hand-carved from sumptuous hardwood of a deep brown hue. The lengthy canoe features integral side walls decorate

10 1/2" 3/4 Groove Axe. Pike Co, IL. A large and very well made Axe. A material seam runs across the bottom, otherwise flawless. We've had mixed reviews on this Axe and are selling it "as-is". Ex-Hube

Label reades Patterson, Flynn & Martin Rosecore. 100% New Zealand Wool. 10' by 14', Thailand Innovative Carpets. Needlepoint Loop with 15% tip shearing. 10 colors. Piece cut out of it, piece is includ

From the lower Eastern Polynesian group of New Zealand, the Maori peoples of the Oceanic triangle of Hawaii, Easter Island and from here, a rare and large antique example of their 'public' art, a pier

Label reades Patterson, Flynn & Martin Rosecore. 100% New Zealand Wool. 10' by 14', Thailand Innovative Carpets. Needlepoint Loop with 15% tip shearing. 10 colors. Piece cut out of it, piece is includ

Copper Plates Published 1801-07 by Macdonald & Son, London for "Modern and Authentic System of Universal Geography" By George A. Cooke. Paper Size: 10 x 8 inch (26 x 21cm)

Copper Plate Published 1801-07 by Macdonald & Son, London for "Modern and Authentic System of Universal Geography" By George A. Cooke. Paper Size: 10 x 8 inch (26 x 21cm) A few small margin tears. Goo

New Zealand, 1st August 1934, 1 Pound, P-155, Issued banknote, Purple on m/c, portrait of Maori Chief at right, S/N 12B578402, VF to Choice VF condition, large even margins, sharp corners, bright colo