Northwest Polychrome Feast Bowl

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

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

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.

Early Pacific Northwest Coast polychrome carved wood bowl with stylized lizard and designs. Dimension: 3.60" hgt. x 10.75" wd. Acquired during the 1960's. Condition: good estate condition, no cracks o

Old Northwest Coast Style Feast Bowl with Metal Rivets, 32 1/4"L.

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

Hummert Estate: Northwest Carved Wood Bird Feast Bowl, hand carved and painted, bird head on front and human head in back, measures 3'' x 14'' x 6'', Potlatch is carved under one of the bird's wings a

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

A PAIR OF APACHE POLYCHROME BASKETRY BOWLS, CIRCA 1900. Comprising a northwest Apache bowl with polychrome cross motifs, diameter 14.25 inches, depth 4.5 inches and a Jicarilla bowl with polychrome di

Two feast bowls carved with traditional designs and one ladle with a bird effigy handle, carved of either cedar or alder wood. Spoon measures 18 inches in length and larger piece measures 14 x 4.5 inc

20th century, the first a wooden bear effigy feast bowl, traditional carvings with inset abalone, carved signature on base "LAVALLE", 5 x 8 in; together with a carved polychrome wood eagle mask, carve

First-half 20th Century Makers include Tlingit and Makah, comprising woven vessels with various polychrome geometric patterns consisting of four lidded baskets and one bowl, 5 pieces Largest: 4" H x

Ancient Costa Rican Nicoya Rattle Footed Bowl w Heads ca. 1200-1350 AD. Size 7 1/4 inches diameter x 4 1/4 inches high. Pre-Columbian Art, polychrome, , Nicoya, Northwest Costa Rica, Central America.

Bobby Cranmer (20/21st Cent. Kwakwaka'wakw) Frog Grease Bowl Cedar 3.25''x7.5''x5''. Impressive figural northwest coast bowl of carved and polychrome painted cedar. Signed ''Bobby Cranmer BC'' on bott

Pacific Northwest, North American (USA and Canada), possibly Haida, ca. late 19th century CE. A polychrome wood carving of convex form showing an animal, almost certainly an owl, with a three-dimensio

Attributed to Nampeyo(Hopi, 1859 - 1942)Polychrome Bowl, ca. 1910fired clay, pigmentincludes trading post sticker on side: MADE BY / NAMPEYO-HOPIheight 2 3/4 x diameter 9 1/4 in. (6.99 x 23.50 cm.) Pr

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

Pre-Columbian, Southern Peru, Ica Valley, Paracas culture, ca. 500 to 300 BCE. A hand-built pottery bowl exhibiting astounding decorative motifs that are incised across the exterior surfaces and paint

Crucita Calabaza, Blue Corn (San Ildefonso, 1921-1999) Polychrome Bowl bowl having a buff exterior and painted with Avanyu; red interior; signed on base height 4 inches x diameter 10 inches This lot i

US Southwest, southern Colorado Plateau (Four Corners region), Ancestral Pueblo/Anasazi, ca. 1325 to 1400 CE. An excellent example of beautiful pottery from one of the most important prehistoric cultu

Southwestern USA, east central Arizona/west southern New Mexico, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi)/Mogollon culture, ca. 1175 to 1325 CE. An impressive pottery bowl presenting a hemispherical form with a r

Les Namingha(Hopi, b. 1967)Pictorial Polychrome Bowlfired clay, pigmentsinscribed: LES NAMiNGHAHeight 3 1/4 x Diameter 8 in. (8.3 x 20.3 cm.) The Jeanne and David Milton Collection

Native American, Southwestern United States, Arizona, Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi), Mogollon, Four-Mile type, ca. 1325 to 1400 CE. A stunning pottery bowl of hemispherical form with an ovoid rim that