Kwakwaka’wakw Ceremonial Feast Bowl

Early Bronze Ceremonial Feast Bowl, sitting on three legs, each topped with lion and masks, possibly 18th century or earlier, height 6 3/4 inches, diameter 15 1/4 inches.

Papua New Guinea Ceremonial Feast Bowl from Aibam Village, 10" high.

Tony Hunt, Jr. (Kwakwaka'wakw, b. 1961) Feast Bowl, 2008 signed and dated on baseheight 7-1/4 inches x length 14-1/2 inches This lot is located in Cincinnati. Co

Melanesian carved wood boat-shaped bowl, 19th/20th c., Most likely Papua New Guinea, Tami Islands used for large feast or ceremonial occasions. Measuring approx 32" wide x 16" deep and 7" tall. Some l

7” x 15 ½” Cedar North West Coast Feast Bowl with abalone eyes, beautifully executed

Native American Feast Bowl with Handle Fashioned After a Pair Ducks Eating A Fish {Height 4 3/4 inches, width 14 inches} [Restored]

A Lake Sentani Feast Bowl Irian Jaya, Indonesia, c. early to mid 20th century Long pointed oval of blackened wood, with the convex side covered with swirling forms suggestive

A large Chinese export silver ceremonial bowl 19th/early 20th century The body repoussé decorated with flowering branches and bamboo, the scalloped and pierced rim with chased foliage design, the

Native American, Pacific Northwest, Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl) people, ca. mid 20th century CE. A "menatse," the Kwakwaka'wakw word for drum, made of hide stretched over a round wooden frame, forming a

Rare Ko Kau Tu Lacquer Bowl with gilded decoration, by master craftsman Maung Htun of Kengtung, Burma/Myanmar, circa 1939; bowl is comprised of lacquer over a woven bamboo base, with gilded (in high c

Northwest Coast-Style Feast Bowl, 8 1/2" Length.

A very finely crafted maternity bowl with a finely carved female as the central image, surrounded by children, all with the traditional Yoruba coiffure and style. The Bowl was carved from a single pie

A ceremonial bowl, Meissen, Knauf-Schwerter 1850-1924, 1st choice, surface in relief with vine leaves, painted in Bordeaux red and gold, Ø 24 cm

Northwest coast Haida feast bowl of beaver form with abalone inlay. 3-1/2 in tall x 11-1/4 in long x 5 in wide. Provenance: From the collection of Paul Shaub, New Castle DE.

Large Antique Tibetan Lidded Ceremonial Bowl with silver dragons and various animal figures inside each interior side of the bowl Height of vessel when closed: 10 in.

A Northwest coast Haida polychrome decorated feast bowl with abalone inlay, designed as a bird with a mask reverse. 5 in tall x 13 in long x 6 in wide. Provenance: From the collection of Paul Shaub, N

ceremonial bowl, Meissen, Knauff Schwerter 1850-1924, 1st choice, acanthus leaves in relief, gilding, Ø 27 cm

Ken Shores (b.1928 Oregon) ''Ceremonial Bowl #6'' Ceramic with Feathers in Plexiglass Box 5.25''x5.25''x2.5''. A small funk pottery gold luster glazed fetish bowl with applied feathers at rim. Marked

Spiral to bottom, flowers to sides. Measures 7-1/4" W x 2-3/4" H. Weighs 1lbs.,3oz. THIRD PARTY SHIPPING REQUIRED

Monumental Trobriand Massim Bird-form Feast Bowl, Papua New Guinea. Carved wood. Provenance: Private Collection of Shirley and David Rowen, Beverly Hills, California. Size: 70'' x 12'' x 12'' (178 x 3

African Tribal Art: Yoruba People, Nigeria: Large Covered Ceremonial Bowl w/5 Female Figures, Early/Mid 20th Century. Carved wood, paint. 37.5H x 16W x 16.5D (inches). Private Collection, Massachusett

Oceania, Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Huon Gulf Region, Tami Island, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wood bowl in the form of a boat, the exterior carved with relief and incised

A Tami Island feast bowl. 20th century. 35" x 15 1/4" x 6". Provenance: Ex. Jack Edler collection. Collected in 1997.

**Originally Listed At $450** Oceania, Melanesia, Trobriand Islands, Massim peoples, ca. 19th century CE. An attractive, hand-carved wooden bowl of a dark-brown hue with a round but stable base, expan