Inuit Soapstone / Bone Figural Carvings

Paulosie Sivuak (1930 - 1986), Povungnituk / Puvirnituq, Inuit hand carved soapstone sculpture of mother and child, signed in base. Measures 7 L x 5.5 W x 5 inches H.

Collection of (5) Inuit Soapstone Figural Carvings, including: Luke Airut (Nunavut Territory, Canada, 1942- ), 'Drum Dancer', signed on base, 5 1/2" high, 2 5/8" x 3"; 'Drum Dancer', signed 'Pamialuk'

Grouping of 3 Inuit Soapstone carvings of Eskimo fisherman/hunters. 1) holding fish. #9807 signed LUE 4 w x 6 h 2) holding seal. #804 3 1/2 w x 8 h. 3) holding penguin. #E91345. small chip on wing. 5

Group of two Inuit soapstone carvings including one head and one figural group. The figural carving is by Mitiarjuk Nappaaluk (Inuk, 1931-2007), Disc# E9-1244, from Kangiqsualujjuaq in Northern Quebec

With carved soapstone bird figural handle. Condition note: Damage to carving (see photos). Ht. 50 cm. (19 3/4 in.). Approx. weight 2 kg. 80

Seven Inuit Eskimo figural carvings including Cape Dorset basalt Hunter & Ivory Knife (5 3/4"), Jaypee Kuolalik Broughton Island grey serpentine Standing Man (4 1/2"), Sanikiluaq green soapstone Mothe

Four Inuit Eskimo figural carvings including Gideon Qauqjuaq Spence Bay dark green serpentine Sedna-Inset Eyes (Provenance: Waddington's Toronto, Canada, 6"), Eli Sabee Cape Dorset grey soapstone Iglo

Four Inuit Eskimo figural carvings including Joe Kavik Rankin Inlet soapstone/caribou antlers Musk Ox (ht. 7in., lg. 9in.), Cape Dorset black soapstone Reaching Figure (ht. 7in.), Arctic Quebec soapst

Three Inuit Eskimo Soapstone Carvings Canada & Alaska - Grouping of soapstone sculptures includes: A) Figural Slab Etching, by Adamie Ningiuk, etched on all sides, signed in syllabics, Canadian Eskimo

Soapstone Carving, depicting a parent and child, with etched Inuit syllabic artist's signature and disc number 2A03183 on base, 5 3/8" high, 4 1/2" x 2 1/2". A few surface scratches.

A Chinese soapstone carving figural group depicting an old man with a younger girl and boy, SIZE: 5.75" H

Est. $ 40 - 60 Inuit or Eskimo Figural Group. An original Al Wolf first American soapstone carving depicting a Dog sled, a four dog team and their Inuit handler mounted on Canadian oak and back marked

TWO SOAPSTONE FIGURAL CARVINGS 17th/18th century The first depicting a warrior, dressed in elaborate armoured robes, an infant supported at the front, the figure in an animated stance, the details hei

Group of two 20th c. Inuit soapstone carvings. One carving of a woman stretching hide, with Ulu and Kudlik, ca. 1950s-1960s. One carving with sinew of a hunter with birds, ca. 1955. Dimensions: Standi

A dynamic pair of Inuit soapstone carvings by Tuna Iguliq (Iquliq) from Baker Lake. Muti-faced figures are a unique composition for collectors of Inuit figurines. Signed in syllabics on bottom. From a

Three Large Inuit Soapstone Carvings 20th Century All signed illegibly or with syllabics on the underside of the base. height of tallest 16 1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Peter Bergh, Edwards,

Three Inuit Eskimo figural carvings Napachie Sharky (1971) Cape Dorset serpentine Soccer Player (ht. 14 1/2in.), Napachie Ashoona (1974) Cape Dorset serpentine Woman (ht. 7in.), and Alusha Sharky Cape

Two Inuit soapstone carvings of bears. Both are signed illegibly under feet. Taller: 10in. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and international third-party shipper information

Eleven Inuit figural carvings Each of carved stone, the first: seated figure with bear cub, signed in syllabics, likely Ada Eyetoaq (Baker Lake/Qamani'tuaq, b. 1934); the second: Juanisi Nauja Ivujivi

Canadian Two soapstone carvings comprising a large sculpture with two figures holding each other; the other two figures on a sled, circa 1973 and 1994 Both figures signed in syllabic and with disc num

Four Inuit Eskimo figural carvings including David Ikutaaq (1929-1984) Baker Lake basalt Hunter (Provenance: Waddington's Fall Auction 11/5/12), Robert Kuptana (1962) Paulatuk stone and antler Snail C

Five Inuit figural carvings Each of carved stone, the first: Samisa Passauralu Ivilla (Povungnituk/Puvirnituq, b. 1924), a woman stretching an animal skin, signed in syllabics with the remannts of Can

**Originally Listed At $400** Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska or Canada, Inuit, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A pair of soapstone sculptures depicting human faces. The first is

Three Large Inuit Soapstone Carvings 20th Century Includes a carving of a woman sewing, signed on underside Johnny Kaka. The other two carvings are marked illegibly on the underside. height of la