A Woven Grass Buka Basket with Lid, Papua New Guinea,

**Originally Listed At $350** Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Buka Island, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A hand-woven rattan basket with an arched handle and tightly fitted lid. The cylindrical body res

DESCRIPTION: Large Papua New Guinea woven lidded basket. Features two handles, inset lid and stacked zig-zag pattern. MEASUREMENTS: 22-3/4" diameter x 34" high. CONDITION: Area of wear to side near bo

Old tribal dancing Tumbuan ceremonial woven basket mask from the Sepik region of New Guinea. Features a hand woven form crafted from natural grasses and decorated with rich polychrome decoration and c

Angoram peoples woven basket mask. Features a facial form crafted from woven natural materials. Embellished with polychrome decoration, grass fringe and cowrie shell border. Measures 14" x 14". Good o

Pair of hand made tribal baskets. Features a geometric pattern with different toned grass with one baring handles. Measures 19" and 24" in diameter. Unmarked. Good overall condition with no damage to

A Papua New Guinea Woven Basket measuring approx. 13.5" X 13.25" X 9.5" This basket was collected and cataloged by an American expat living and working in New Guinea in the mid-1970s.|| Please careful

Papua New Guinea Woven Basket, 12 3/4" high.

Vintage woven animal figurine from New Guinea. Features the form of a boar or pig with cassowary feathers and cowries for eyes along with polychrome decoration. The woven material is over an ovular fo

Vintage woven animal figurine from New Guinea. Features the form of a boar or pig with cassowary feathers and cowries for eyes along with polychrome decoration. The woven material is over an ovular fo

painted on white and brown (3)

Skull Taking Basket. Sepik River, Papua New Guinea, mid to late 20th century, woven rattan on a cane frame with braided handles, decorated with natural pigments. Measuring 18” high x 16.5”

Mwai Palembai spirit mask from Sepik region in New Guinea. Features a facial form with elongated features, cowrie shell inlay, woven grass and applied faux hair. This type of mask is the second most i

(lot of 6) Ethnographic items, including: (3) hide-head drums, two made-for-sale African drums and an unusual hourglass-shaped painted example of unidentified origin, (1) Papua New Guinea woven and pa

Life-size Oceanic carved wood crocodile, 20th c., Papua New Guinea, green, yellow and white painted wood, embellished with woven grass and feathers, raised on four short legs, in two parts, approx. 12

Antique woven grass basketry type bag adorned with various seeds and feathers and painted with organic pigments. Likely from the Papuan highlands region, Papua New Guinea. The bag Measures 12 x 15 inc

Vintage to antique hand woven rattan grasses and Tortoise shell dance mask adorned with shells and human hair. From the Sepik river region, Papua New Guinea. The mask measures 19 x 15 inches.

A Very fine and rare Talipun, bride price. Consisting of a wonderful spiral sea shell and a woven rattan grass and Cassowary bird feather adornment. Boiken people, Papua New Guinea. Complete example w

A Collection Of Papua New Guinea Decorative Items. Comprising grass skirts, decorative grass articles, woven bags, decorated fabrics, and woven and wood waistbands

Vintage New Guinea Sepik basket hook. Features a figural form with extensive polychrome decoration. Embellished with natural fur at the ear as well as leather in the other ear and grass too. Basket or

Vintage Tumbuan / Tambanum ceremonial mask from New Guinea. Features an exaggerated facial form decorated with polychrome decoration and genuine natural woven border and natural grass fringe. A Tumbua

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, probably Gulf Province, Tovei Village, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. Sizeable to say the least, an expressive dance mask woven from colorful plant fibers, the body prese

New England Native American splint yarn basket with lid and grass woven handle in old red and green paint

Collection of eight woven masks and one woven headband from various tribes in Papua New Guinea. The masks are in fine condition and many have been ceremonially used, with patinas of clay and smoke. 10

Lot consists of one "Baba" mask woven cane, polychrome, feathers, and human hair; one Boiken woven mask with clay patina; one river turtleshell and woven cane painted mask; and one "Baba Tagwa" woven