19th C. Maori Wood Orator's Walking Staff - Tokotoko

Oceania, New Zealand, Maori people, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand carved wooden tokotokoe with beautiful carvings across the surface and an inlay of nacre shells in the finial and just abo

Western Elderly Man with hunched shoulders, long beard and turban, barefoot, holding a walking staff and a basket, on a later custom wood base, 9" figure, 11 1/2" overall. Fine condition.

**Originally Listed At $3000** New Zealand, Maori culture, 19th century. Rare and exceptional carved wooden flute. Tapered at each end with carved Tiki at midsection, woven flax string (probably kieke

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

Oceania, New Zealand, Maori culture, ca. late 19th century to early 20th century CE. This is a fine hand carved portrait style bust of a Maori warrior or chieftain. The man is portrayed with an ornate

**First Time At Auction** Oceania, New Zealand, Maori people, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine kotiate club, a traditional type of weapon, hand-carved from a hard wood and inlaid with in

Rare "A Good Child" Miniature Pail. American, 19th century. Wood stave construction bucket having metal band and a wire bail with wood handle, original green paint with red birds in tree with nest. 4-

19th century carved wooden walking stick / cane, the handle in the form of fist clutching bar, with sterling silver name plaque applied to shaft, marked "1856 Sterling" with illegible name, with metal

**Originally Listed At $900** North America, USA, ca. 19th century CE. A folk art Americana carved wooden walking cane handle, in the form of a grotesque female figure, carrying a parasol, with an ove

**Originally Listed At $500** *This item is oversized and may require special shipping. Please inquire before bidding* North America, United States, ca. first half of the 19th century CE. A hand-carve

A very rare mid 19th century carved wooden royal staff with image of the Oba, the traditional ruler of the Benin with ornate scalloped and linear designs, encrusted surface. Benin peoples, Benin, Afri

A GOOD LATE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN CARVED WOOD WALKING STICK, the handle modelled as a mythological beast, 98cm long.

**Originally Listed At $600** West Africa, southern Nigeria, Benin Kingdom, Edo peoples, ca. 19th century CE. A beautiful Oba staff - a staff intended to memorialize an Oba or king - hand-carved from

United States, Southern states, 19th century. An American folk art wooden walking stick, signed "JMS" at the upper end, that was hand-carved from a single gnarled branch with nine faces - perhaps inte

A 19TH CENTURY RHINOCEROS HORN HANDLED WOOD WALKING STICK, with an engraved silver-metal collar, the yellowish-amber horn with a tight grain, 33.4in long, the handle itself 4in long. John Nicholsons A

A 19th century stained wood Maori Patu Paroa with smooth varnished wood surfaces on either side and turned finial to the handle, 39 cm long.

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Sumatra, Batak people, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A wonderful example of a hand-carved wooden shaman staff (known as a tunggal panaluan) with a thick iron cone

**Originally Listed At $3500** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Sumatra, Batak peoples, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A wonderful shaman staff, hand-carved from a single piece of hardwood. The len

Pair of antique folk art carved wood walking sticks. Features alligator motifs on both with script and date of 1892 on one. Good to fair overall condition with age related wear. Measures approximately

An antique 19th Century Victorian ebonized wood cane walking stick with 14K gold filled handle. Brass tipped attached to end of tapered black cane. Top adorned with L shaped handle. One side of handle

ANOTHER 19TH CENTURY RHINOCEROS HORN HANDLED WOOD WALKING STICK, the circular handle with an inset horn plug, the grain of the handle tight and with a yellowish and grey amber hue, the wood of the wal

Southern Africa, Angola, Ovimbundu, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A special scepter, perhaps once belonging to an Ovimbundu chief, finely carved from a hard wood, with an anthropomorphic fin

UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, TLINGIT Cane or Staff,late 19th century wood, 41 x 1.75 x 1.5 in (104.1 x 4.4 x 3.8 cm) unsigned. Provenance An American Collection. A speaker’s staff functio

American, late-19th Century. Stave-constructed wood with metal straps. The staves painted with red five-pointed stars on white ground with blue straps. Wire and wood bail handle with diamond escutcheo