AN OCEANIC CARVED WOOD SPATULATE CLUB Massim, T

Mixed Ethnographic Grouping. Including a West African Feast Bowl and Fly Swish, together with an Oceanic Carved Wood Club. Sizes: 1) 22.75'' x 16.25'' x 3.5'' (58 x 41 x 9 cm); 2) 30.5'' (77 cm) Lengt

Oceanic Maori carved wood Wahaika Ceremonial Club with inlaid Mother of pearl . Mask at base, with figural and geometric designs carved in . c early 20th c Light wear excellent condition1 4.5" L

Oceanic Maori carved wood Wahaika Ceremonial Club with inlaid Mother of pearl . Mask at base, with figural and geometric designs carved in . c early 20th c Light wear nice patina excellent condition ,

Oceanic carved and patinated hard wood scepter with a burled club head and intricate pattern incised on the length of the shaft. (Approx. 17 1/2" long).

Two Carved Oceanic Wood Tribal Pieces including: figural Chieftain's club, mask face, inset mother of pearl eyes over carved body, open legs on tapered handle, signed with an inscribed "P"18", plus th

Massim Trobriand Dance Club, Papua New Guinea.Carved wood and chalk fill. On stand. Provenance: Private Collection of Shirley and David Rowen, Beverly Hills, California. Size: 30.25'' x 3'' x .75'' (7

Oceania, Solomon Islands, Rennell Island (Mugaba), ca. early 20th century CE. A fascinatingly-shaped dance club, hand-carved from dark wood and stained to be almost black in color. The upper portion i

Antique Massim Canoe Prow Finial (Munkuris), PNG.Wave splitter finial in carved wood with lime pigment. Provenance: Michael Hamson Oceanic Art, Palos Verdes Estates, CA. Size: 21.5'' x 12'' x .5'' (55

Multi-Cultural Carved Wood Mask Assortment (4) items including Oceanic New Guinea Sepik River mask, ancestor mask, alligator mask having (2) faces (awake and asleep) and club house hanging face; as we

**Originally Listed At $400** Oceania, Tonga, ca. 20th century CE. A sumptuous example of a war club known as an 'akau tau' (literally "war stave") hand-carved from mocha-hued hardwood to present a di

Oceanic carved wood figure; of a Polynesian deity, A'a of Rurutu; showing smaller figures in relief on his body, rendered to create a humanoid face; Provenance: Collection of Wendy Bushnell; H: 19

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

Maori carved figural club. Dimensions: 13.5" L ; 

Group (3) Oceanic carved wood paddles, 20th c., Papua New Guinea or Vanuatu, one example polychrome decorated, 68"l x 7.5"w (largest), 47"l x 4"w (smallest)

Maori carved figural club. Dimensions: 15.5" L ; 

Massive Papua New Guinean carved and polychromed wood figure; of a male ancestor, standing atop a conical base; H: 6' (approx.); wood base

Large Oceanic Carved Wood Poi Bowl. Provenance: Private Collection of Shirley and David Rowen, Beverly Hills, California. Size: 6.5'' x 21.5'' x 21.5'' (17 x 55 x 55 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or

Oceanic Carved Wood Figure Painted having two Hornbill birds at the top Provenance: The Estate of George 'Yorgo' Demetrakopoulos; professor, assistant director of the Medieval Institute and assistant

Pair of Oceanic carved wood standing figures of a female and a male; the female with a metal hoop earring; both with incised geometric designs; H: 25 3/4" (male)

Maori carved figural club. Dimensions: 15.5" L ; 

An Oceanic carved wood vesselEarly/mid-20th centuryAppears unmarkedPossibly a ceremonial vessel from Papua New Guinea, the tripod cylindrical vessel with all-over high relief carving depicting stylize

A Mughal Painted Wood Paddle and Two Oceanic Carved Wood Articles 19th/20th Century comprising a small vessel and a Sago Adze.Height of paddle 23 1/4 inches. Property of David and Jillian Gilmour, Pal

African and Oceanic Carved Wood Figure Assortment (3) items including a Polynesian Island joined male and female, Oceanic male figure on contemporary base and African male on contemporary wood stand P

Two Seated Figures with holding offering bowls with carved bowl head tops, 42 inches tall and slightly shorter, ex. Coll. David Lewis, Pittsburgh Pa.