Ed Peekeekoot (Cree Nation) Totem Pole

A carved wood totem pole by Ed Peekeekoot (Cree Nation, Saskatchewan, Canada). Cottonwood carving from British Columbia, Canada. Titled "The Love Flute". Signed and titled on the backside. Overall hei

A carved totem pole by Ed Cooke of Collingwood, Ontario, circa 1920, with First Nation motifs and animals. Great paint and surface. Allio Collection. FRANCAIS: Totem sculpté par Ed Cooke de Colli

Seattle, WA; Ditidaht First Nation Totem pole by Rick Williams, brother of John T Williams. This red cedar totem is hand carved and painted, showing in order: Watchman, Frog, Raven, Frog. Carved on ba

First Nations Sterling Totem Pole Brooch (3") with a Totem Spoon, 2 1/2".

Ca. First half 20thC. Original paint, nicely carved with correct proportions. There is one repair seen from the back, where the left wing attaches to the body. Otherwise excellent and original.

This signed quality framed Serigraph is by Haida First Nations artist and master totem pole carver Billie Bellis (1963-). It depicts a leaping salmon. It is signed in pencil in the lower right corner

This signed quality framed Serigraph is by Haida First Nations artist and master totem pole carver Billie Bellis (1963-). It is titled "The Old Fisherman" and depicts an aquatic bird with a fish in it

Sebastian, Robert (Canadian/Gitxsan Nation, b.1952), Owl Clan Totem Pole, 1980, silkscreen on paper, signed, dated, titled and numbered 45/90 in pencil at bottom, full sheet framed to the edges 30.5 x

Tom Hans (First Nations / Canadian, Haida, b. 1925). Totem Pole. Argillite sculpture, n.d. Signed with location on verso. A lovely argillite totem pole, hand-carved by the prolific Haida artist Tom Ha

Native American, Northwest Coast, by master carver Ray Williams (Nootka First Nations artist), ca.1940s CE. An attractive totem pole, hand-carved from fine-grained wood, probably cedar or alder, and d

First Nations, British Columbia, Vancouver Island, Namgis First Nation, Kwakwaka'wakw / Kwakiutl / Kwagiulth, ca. 1959 CE. A fabulous hand-carved, wooden totem pole depicting a thunderbird perched ato

Contemporary folk Art Carved Totem Pole. Attached note inscribed Carved by Ed Dickmayer, York, PA 1955. 75"h. Condition: Good with wear.

TOTEM POLE BY RAY WILLIAMS. American (First Nation), 20th Century. Ditidaht/Nuu-chah-nulth master carver Raymond Williams. 22"t. 5.5"w. 5.5"d.

DESCRIPTION: Ed Regensburg Totemic mixed media sculptural light fixture. Features a totem pole form with figural mask, adorned with semi-precious stones and crystal designs. Further designed with leop

NW Coast carved cedar totem pole Chief's Staff -sgnd on back Ed Ray

Tom Hans (First Nations, Haida, 1925 to present) ca. 20th century CE. A hand carved argillite totem pole by the Haida artist Tom Hans, a member of the Eagle clan and resident of Skidegate British Colu

Native American/First Nations, Pacific Northwest Coast, British Columbia, Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) people, ca. 1940s CE. An impressive model totem pole, hand-carved from caramel-hued cedar wood and ela

This motion is one of Baranger's earlier productions - introduced in 1948. It is numbered M-139 and in John Daniels' book Baranger -Window Displays in Motion described as thus This little honey marche

An outstanding as well as unique displaying piece of Pontiac Automobiles history. The paperwork with this piece states that this particular Totem Pole was displayed at Alexander Pontiac Dealership in

UNIDENTIFIED HAIDA ARTIST Model Hollow Back Totem Pole, early 1890s argillite, 14.5 x 3.25 x 3 in (36.8 x 8.3 x 7.6 cm) unsigned. Provenance By Repute: Acquired c. 1890-1896 by Ms. Hall, a teacher in

Northwest Coast ''The Watchmen'' Cedar Totem Pole 8.5'x20''x12''. Polychrome painted and carved u-form three chiefs, raven and bear motifs. Executed by master carved Ambrose Silver (20/21st Cent. Wash

Northwest Coast Painted Model Totem Pole early 20th century carved with six figures and painted with colors of red, black, and green height 43-1/4 inches This lot is located in Cincinnati.

UNIDENTIFIED HAIDA ARTIST Model Totem Pole, c. 1880s argillite, with its original base: 15.5 x 3.5 x 2.5 in (39.4 x 8.9 x 6.4 cm); with additional base: 16.5 x 5 x 4.5 in (41.9 x 12.7 x 11.4 cm) unsig

LOTS 1-47, FROM A PRIVATE EAST COAST COLLECTION carved fully in the round; a standing human figure dressed in ceremonial garb as the base, with a bear overhead devouring a halibut hanging a