Maori tribal feast bowl

Maori tribal feast bowl, the base carved and handle inlaid with abalone, 13"l. Provenance: Property from the Christian DeGuine' IV Estate, Hillsborough, CA.

A large carved wooden feast bowl with raised tribal motifs and handle grips with incised designs. The Bowl measures 15 inches across x 2 inches deep. Boiken peoples, Oceania, Papua New Guinea, East Se

A large carved wooden feast bowl with elaborate stylized handles with incised tribal Motifs. The Bowl measures 25 x 10 inches. Collected in the Mid 20th century and was part of the Museum of Oddities

Two Ramu River feast bowls. Lower Sepik/Ramu River, Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. The bowls of elongated ovate form, terminating in finials, representing stylized ancestral heads. Both bowls show

Two very old Tami or Siassi Island (Umboi Isalnd) Feast bowls. Tami or Siassi Islands, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea. The two bowls of classical elongated form with raised designs to the outer per

A wonderfully wild example of a feast offering bowl or Kloa nut offering bowl from the Bamileke peoples, Cameroon, West Africa. This aggressive and dramatic clay vessel features a wonderful stylized f

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

This approx 2.5" Nepherite clear to green jade pendant is a Maori tribal pendant. The hole is bi-conically drilled. It has natural stone inclusions (near the hole that looks a crack but is not) and is

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

Nancy Dawson (b.1954 Kwakiutl) Miniature Feast Bowl 1985 Alder 2.75''x5''x2.5''. Carved and painted native bowl model. Signed and dated on bottom. Overall excellent condition.

Native American First Nation Northwest Coast seal bowl wood carving by Tom Whonnock. Signed on bottom.

A fine Huon Gulf Feast Bowl, Huon Gulf; Tami or Siassi Islands; Papua New GuineaThe long ovoid bowl beautifully carved with thin walls and darkened, the sides with raised designs in the form of a styl

NW Coast Canada 20" x 6.5" x 7"

Feast Bowl, Huon Gulf, Tami Island, Early 20th C.Ovoid form with darkened finish, star patterns flanking central spirit figure on both sides and two slightly raised feet on the bottom. Well worn, encr

34" long x 6.5" tall x 15.5" wide