Inuit Stone Sculpture Fisherman & Fish

Inuit stone sculpture of a fisherman and fish. [15 x 6 x 5 inches]. In overall good condition.

Inuit stone sculpture of a woman and a fish. [16 x 10 x 3 inches].

Inuit Stone Sculpture of a Fisherman, 6 7/8".

Patricia Mezzenna (King Island, Alaska). An Inuit stone sculpture carving depicting fish resting on rock. Signed on bottom. 3in tall x 6-1/2in wide. Provenance: From the estate of Ann Dickinson Dale,

Three Carved Stone Inuit Sculptures. Fisherman sculpture marked "Eskimo Art Canada." Seal sculpture marked "Crafts Guild of Manitoba." Smallest 4,25H x 3.25D x 2.0W, Largest 8.25W x 1.50D x 2.25H in.

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

Stone sculpture of Inuit with fish Height: 9" Davids notes: This came out of storage unit in Ossining NY, that belonged to Dr. Gregory Siskind.

Inuit stone sculpture of a woman with raised arm; signature not found. [19" H x 9" W x 8" D]. Fish repaired (at base)].

All 20th century, comprising: a seal figure eating a fish, a reclining walrus, a figure of a bird, and a figure of a mother and child. Dimensions: From 5" x 3" x 4" to 10" x 3 1/2" x 5".

3 of them are fish, one is a seal hunter, and the largest sculpture is a bird. The bird measures 6 3/4" tall and 8" long. The signature is hard to read, but it may be, "Sayn". The hunter is also signe

Kapiyuak, "Seal with Fish"; and three by unidentified artists, "Fish", "Walrus", and "Swimming Caribou" Length: 4 1/4 - 7 3/4in

This carved piece is inscribed with an "EN-9" on its underside and is believed to be by the Inuit sculptor Ennutsiak. The piece depicts an eskimo holding a fish while carrying a child on their back. T

Group of 3 Inuit type stone sculptures, carved in form of seal, raccoon, or man and fish. Approx. 9.6-4.6-3.9 inch (largest).

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

A COLLECTION OF FOUR CANADIAN INUIT SCULPTURES, CAPE DORSET, SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY, comprising a black stone sculpture, "Man Holding Two Fish on Line," by Charlie "Alakarialak" Inukpuk (Canadian/In

A stone sculpture, of two Eskimo people cutting open a big fish. L: 9 in. H: 5 in. W: 8 in.

This cool piece is from Inuit artist Glen Tingook (1938-2000).  This fisherman is nicely carved stone with great detail in the face and hair.  Carved fur colar and lines in his coat.  Fish is detai

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 #

Carved serpentine and other stone sculptures including a human figure with a fish, artist numbered on base with 'Canadian Eskimo Art' paper label; a bird form carving with protruding beak and incised

ABBOTT, CANADA INUIT CARVED STONE SITTING ESKIMO H 6" W 4.5" D 4" Carved stone sculpture of a seated figure with a fish in hand. Signed 'Abbott Canada' on the back.

Artist: Inuit School (XX) Title: Bird and fish Description (FR): Sculpture en pierre a savon, non signee Description (ENG): Soap stone sculpture, unsigned Dimension (PO):6 1/2" x 5" x 3" Dimension (CM

Chinese Hand Carved Stone Figure Grouping of Elder Fisherman in the Company of Two Boys Holding Two Koi Fish with a Fitted Wood Stand Stone - 4 3/4"H x 4 1/4" L x 2.5"W Dimension with Base 5"H Stone h

Includes ~ 1 x Alaskan Inuit Indian hand carved and painted wood wooden bald eagle head. 1 x carved and polished Rhodonite stone mini bear with salmon fish in mouth sculpture. 1 x faceted piece of Amb

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