21” Seal Skin Kayak

21” Seal Skin Kayak with harpoon attached – Alaskan Eskimo

Walrus Belt Buckle "Fur Rendezvous From Anchorage, Alaska 3" wide and Seal Skin Kayak 8 1/2" long

An Inuit seal skin model of a kayak with hunting tools affixed to the top, provenance: Baker Lake, Nunavut, 2 1/2 x 34 x 3 3/4 inches.

Arctic Seal Skin Kayaks first half 20th century lot of 2, includes lengths 25-1/2 inches; AND 14 inches Sold to Benefit the U.S. Children's Center on Historical Education and Advocacy

32" x 5" Sealskin Kayak with Eskimo Doll, stand, Paddle, Harpoons, nicely crafted – fine condition no shipping out of country

Early 20th century. Wooden frame and harpoons with detailed lashings. Carved wooden hunter in cloth parka. Slight wear. 3.5"h. 18"l.

4pc Old Inuit Eskimo Models and Artifacts 5'' to 11''. Includes a native made seal skin kayak model, pair of snow shoes, a yarn decorated bag, and a beaded hang broom cover. Some surface wear from use

A model of a sealskin kayak (yup'ik) with two cockpits and having a distinctive open circle through the bow and a squared stern. Two leather cargo straps are missing and some minor stitching loss on t

Circa 19th century. Three native artifacts consisting of one small sealskin Kayak model, one small Iroquois beaded pouch and one small quartz arrowhead (eastern). Condition: (Good). Dimensions:

Men with spear and harpoon attached to each kayak, along with boarded seals. Traditional costume having fur trimmed parka hoods. 12" long. One spear tip chewed. Found in Alaska, 1960's

Broughton Island, Nunavut. 1971. Sealskin, softwood, fabric. Carefully detailed model of an Inuit man with paddle in a sealskin covered Kayak. The clothing is made of sealskin, and the face is painted

Eskimo Inuit kayak model, sealskin covered kayak with wood harpoon and oars, unsigned, early 20th c., 1 3/4" high x 17 1/2"

Title: Pacific Northwest Coast Model Kayak and Rider Description: Sealskin, cedar, pigment. Queen Charlotte Islands . Tlingit or Haida . Late 19th early 20th Century. A wonderful, large Kayak model wi

Cut and Sewn Mat in various patterns of sealskin, depicting a hunter in kayak pursuing a swimming caribou, with triangle pattern ends, stamped on back in blue ink "Holman Eskimo Co-op". 31" x 13". Beg

Seal skin and wood model of an Eskimo kayak with harpoon, oars, etc in original plywood box. 24 in long. Has papers identifying it as built in 1912 at Baffin Island in Canada.

One with a figure in furs and with a carved wooden face, mid 20th century. Dimensions:Each is about 21" long. Provenance:From an Alaskan estate.

35 1/2"L, 21"W---Consignor brought from Labrador in 1966 (Ref. 11)

All mid 20th c., in cedar and sealskin, two larger are single hole, with strapped on implements, one smaller (and earlier) is a two hole with beak prow, 30" & 17" long. Some damage to each.

Late 20th c., in cedar, one covered with sealskin, the other not covered and having the curved elements in plastic, both 39" long, single seaters.

JOE TALIRUNILI (1893-1976) PUVIRNITUQ (POVUNGNITUK) Mother and Child, with Pail and Ulu, late 1960s stone, sealskin, and antler, 8.5 x 4 x 3.25 in (21.6 x 10.2 x 8.3 cm) signed, "JOE". Provenance Priv

Inuit Sealskin Model  Umiak, Three Person early 20th century wood frame covered with seal skin length 47-1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Robert Streett From the estate of Edward Curtis (18

Seal Skin Stencil Signed Kiakshuk 1960, 14 3/4" x 22 1/8", "Summer Tent", #27/30.

A VINTAGE ESKIMO LACED SEAL SKIN AND CARVED WOOD MODEL OF A CANOE, SECOND QUARTER 20TH CENTURY, of tapering elliptical form with a carved wood frame enclosed by hide laced seal skin sides centering an

Antique Eskimo Seal Skin Hunting Bag 49''x22''. A full seal skin bag with edge loop rings for tying shut. Possibly used as a harpoon float. Overall wear from use. 19th century, Alaskan Inuit Yupik Inu