Iroquois Figural Burl Feast Ladle

Dan, Cote d'Ivoire, figural carved wood feast ladle, the handle decorated with a female head and breasts, the scoop showing extensive signs of use, probably circa 1930-1950, possibly by the noted Dan

A ceremonial African feast ladle with a figural motif of a woman. Measures 21" L x 4 3/4" W x 5" H. *note - crack along back and head, adhesive residue on back

Iroquois figural club. Hand carved from a birch root burl. Two-sided carved design with faces; 26in.H.

West Africa, Ivory Coast or Liberia, Dan, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A skillfully hand-carved wooden feast spoon or ceremonial ladle (called a wakemia or wunkirmian meaning "spoon associa

A Tlingit horn feast ladle Finely crafted from mountain sheep horn, with graceful curve and restrained embellishment, the grooved handle opening to a wide bowl with a slightly raised rim, the tip corr

A carved wooden ladle with exquisite Dan mask face on the handle and scalloped edges on the ladle scoop. The ladle has genuine handling and wear, and there is an old collection number painted on the b

Effigy style handle. Found in New York State, early 19th century, 11 1/4" long.

NORTHWEST COAST TLINGIT CARVED MOUNTAIN SHEEP HORN FEAST LADLE 19TH C. L. 18 1/2"

A very finely carved wooden Spoon known as wunkirmian or wakemia (which translates as "spoon associated with feasts") are badges of prestige acknowledging an individual woman for her incomparable gene

A finely carved wooden spoon with a female waist and legs as the spoon handle. The entire spoon has a deep well handled smooth surface patina, and adorned with iron/copper rings. Dan peoples, Ivory Co

Ash with fine polished patina, circa 1800 or 6” wide x 9 3/8” long. Condition Fine.

6" long. Allard Auction Collection Inv: EOTX 43055

A highly stylized carved wooden ladle with ancestral face on top and wonderful overall form. A feast ladle generally awarded to the most hospitable women in the village and yearly harvest ceremonies.

A wonderfully exaggerated Dan Feast ladle with a charming mask like face and stylized form, well handled surface. Dan peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa. The Spoon measures 21.5 inches tall ( 25 inches

A rare and spectacular old ceremonial ladle, known as wunkirmian or wakemia (which translates as "spoon associated with feasts") From The Dan peoples, Gio/Geh ethnic group in the Northeast of Liberia

Kwagiulth Feast Ladle Signed Jacob Joe - Duncan BC, 15 3/4" long.

A very finely carved wooden Spoon known as wunkirmian or wakemia (which translates as "spoon associated with feasts") are badges of prestige acknowledging an individual woman for her incomparable gene

A 19th century hand carved ladle, likely Native American in origins. Carved from a single piece of maple with a turned top handle. Measures 8 inches long with a 4.5 inch wide spoon. One crack to ladle

A lovely carved wooden ceremonial ladle known as wunkirmian or wakemia which translates as spoon associated with feasts. Such large spoons are badges of prestige acknowledging an individual woman for

circa late 18th early 19th century. diameter of ladle is 5 3/4"

A large carved wooden feast lade with ancestor face on top, incised linear designs and well worn surface patina. Dan peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa. The Spoon Measures 29.5 x 7 inches. ( the final

DESCRIPTION: Antique Native American Northwest Coast horn ladle, likely from Tlingit or Haida tribes, with undecorated deep bow. CIRCA: 19th-20th Century ORIGIN: American DIMENSIONS: L: 11" W: 3 1/8"

A cast bronze ladle with ancestor face on the handle adorned with earrings. Dan peoples, Cote D'ivoire, West Africa.

A very nice older feast spoon from the Huon Gulf/Tami Islands, Papua New Guinea. The long wooden ladle features a finely carved ancestor head and well handled surface. The feast ladle measures 34 x 4.