Inuit Soapstone Sculpture, Otter with Fish

Detailed black soapstone sculpture hand-carved as an otter with fish in its mouth; base has relief image of fish. Disc number incised to base E9.1350. Dimensions: 4.5"L x 2"W x 4.5"H

Simon Makimak (Inuit 1939-2013) Sculpture, Carved Soapstone Otter with Fish, signed upon the base, "Simon Makimak Akulivik, 99, 24045" Height 5.75 in. Width 13 in. Depth 2.75 in.

Joe Talirunili (Inuit, 1893-1976). Reindeer and Otter with Fish. Soapstone sculpture, ca. 1960s to 1970s. Otter is signed in English beneath right foot and Reindeer is signed in English on underside o

Underside is signed illegibly. Tag reads CANADA ESKIMO ART. Piece is black toned appears to be stone. Appears to depict a bear eating a fish. Piece measures approximately 5 inches tall 7 inches deep 3

Inuit Carved Soapstone Sculpture Otters. Beautiful Quality Work. Condition: Some scratches and and small chips throughout. Measurements: 5 1/4” tall 5” long 3 3/4” wide

Splendid hand carved gray-green soapstone sculpture modeled as Inuit man seated while holding a large fish by its tail. Artist name signed in Inuktitut syllabic characters. Issued: 1977 Dimensions: 6.

Inuit (Eskimo) steatite (soapstone) sculpture depicting a well proportioned carved animal figure, signed Isapik Pol Measures 8 x 12.5 inches.We are happy to offer in-house shipping for all but very la

Inuit Carved Soapstone Otter Sculpture, signed upon the base, "David". Height 5 in. Width 4.5 in. Depth 2.25 in.

A very nice soapstone carving of an otter eating a fish. 8 1/2 x 3. Circe mid 1900’s

A group of 10 Inuit soapstone carvings and sculptures including seals, birds, fish, & faces. From 10" to 2 1/2". Some with nicks / wear.

Four Inuit Stone Sculptures, bust of Inuit, otter with fish, standing Inuit, bear with Inuit face on opposite end, all unclearly signed on bottom, 4.5"-6.5" high

A monumental carving that depicts fumbling hunters stalking an otter who has secured a hunter's mitten in its mouth. Carved from steatite (soapstone). It is signed with a glyph and numbered 43512. Mea

Bear with fish. 3.5 H."

Highly polished soapstone sculpture with black and rust coloration; hand-carved as eagle proudly perched on fish. Carved in the Inuit style. 04 George Bird S.I.L. incised to base. Artist: George Bird

Canadian aboriginal syllabics incised. Hand carved sculpture modeled as a fisherman catching a fish with his rod. ??? ????? incised on base. Eskimo Art Esquimau sticker on base. #Inuit #stonecarving #

(lot of 4) Inuit figural sculptures, the first by Bartholemy, titled "Man and Fish," and composed of green and gray soapstone, with syllabic signature, label and igloo tag to base, 5"h; the second by

CANADIAN CARVED INUIT SOAPSTONE SCULPTURE, H 9", L 17", MUSKOX A Canadian Inuit style soapstone sculpture. Depicting a standing muskox with tilted head. Manufacturer paper label to the underside. Widt

INUIT SOAPSTONE SCULPTURE H 40":Kneeling Eskimo, near life size. Owl as religious symbol. Perhaps signature on base. No information on artist. For a high resolution photo

Inuit Soapstone Sculpture of a Drum Dancer. Provenance: From a 631 1st Avenue estate. 22" H x 17" W x 6" D. Provenance: From a 631 1st Avenue estate. Keywords: Native Art, Indigenous Art, Canadian

Inuit Soapstone Sculpture of a Man and Musk Ox, unsigned, 9" H x 9.75" W x 3.5" D. Provenance: From a 631 1st Avenue estate. Keywords: Inuit, Eskimo, Native, Indigenous, Stone carving, Musk Ox, Arctic

Large black hand-carved stone modeled as a bird with worm in its beak perched on a stone. Incised line and relief details. Artist signature and disc number (E9 1355) inscribed to base. Artist: Adamie

**Originally Listed At $600** Native American / First Nations, Northwest Coast United States, Alaska or Canada, Inupiaq / Inuit people, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A hand-carved scene rendered in

Large Syllabically Signed Carved Inuit Soapstone Sculpture Hunter and Seal, Akmuktuk Arlooktoo, Lake Harbour. Signed on lower back of sculpture. Measures 14.5 x 10 x 7 inches deep.

Native American / First Nations, Northwestern United States, Alaska, or Canada, Inuit culture, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A soapstone sculptural scene of 2 hunters pulling in a seal, and a dog l