Papua New Guinea Wall Panels and Platters

Lot of two wall panels, one rectangular Asmat house panel, and "Gope" ancestor door panel. Along with two Sentani feast platters, oe with abstract engravings, the other with figural engravings of monk

Lot consists of two Sepik river carved wooden suspension food hooks, an Asmat carved wooden food bowl, and an intricate carved and pigmented white Asmat wall panel. 28", 28", 28.75", 33.5"

A finely carved wooden platter with zoomorphic head on one end and a ornate designs carved in relief on the back side. The plate or panel measures 23 x 6 inches. Papua new Guinea. There is no display

Group of four Sepik, Papua New Guinea painted panels; three on bark, together with one on wood; L: 29 5/8" (longest, approx.)

Two Kwoma Washkuk Palm panels, Kwoma Washkuk; Papua New GuineaThe panels painted on palm spathes in native pigments of black, red, yellow and white, one with a pair of opposing faces and linear patter

Two Kwoma Washkuk Palm panels, Kwoma Washkuk; Papua New GuineaThe panels painted on palm spathes in native pigments of black, red, yellow and white, one with a face and linear patterns coming from the

Group of four Sepik, Papua New Guinea painted panels; three on bark, together with one on wood; L: 29 5/8" (longest, approx.)

Two massive Papua new Guinea polychrome wood panels; each of ovoid mask-like form with painted abstract facial features, one with large round eyes and inset shells forming floral designs, the other wi

New Guinea Wooden Ceremonial Yau Figure. Tag Reads: The Yau (Or Warsei) Of Papua New Guinea, Used In The Ceremony For The Harvest Of Yams, It May Embody The Spirit Of Water And Sky, Also To Hang Up Va

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Sepik River region, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A dramatic, brightly painted wooden decorative carving of a seated figure. Presenting as a panel and painted on one sid

Old Papua New Guinea Men"s Ceremonial House Panel Painting.Pigments, Sago Palm Tree, fibers. It measures 32 1/2 inches high x 24 inches widest. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no hidden or con

Old Papua New Guinea Men"s Ceremonial House Panel PaintingPigments, Sago Palm Tree, fibers It measures 34 inches high x 22 1/2 inches widest. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no hidden or confi

Papua New Guinea Painted Bark Panel, approx. 26" by 45.5"

An Abelam bark panel, Abelam people, Maprik hills, East Sepik province, Papua New Guinea.The rectangular panel made of two large pieces of bark (possibly on full sheet that split while being prepared)

A Fine Gogodala Ikewa plaque, Gogodala people, Balimo Lagoon, Western Province, papua New Guinea. This carved panel was made of very light wood and richly painted with bold designs representing clan m

Papua New Guinea Men's Ceremonial House 2 painted panels.Pigments, Sago Palm Tree, Fibers. Tallest measures 42 1/4 inches high and 22 1/2 inches widest. The other one measures 41 inches high and 16 1/

wood, pigments, shell inlay, black clay like mass, base The term "malagan" refers collectively to a complex series of ceremonies and the visual art forms associated with them. Most of these impressive

Vintage carved wood plaque from the Angoram people from the Sepik region of New Guinea. Features a hand carved scene depicting villagers with spears and houses as well as a fishing scene. Measures 16"

Architectural Panel, PNG. Size: 113'' x 18.5'' x 1.25'' (287 x 47 x 3 cm). Carved wood, pigment. Ex Clara Bingham collection.

Vintage African Papua New Guinea polycrhome carved wooden wall plaque depicting a face with inlaid shells for eyes. Measures approx. 30 3/4" height x 12" width.

Papua New Guinea Carved Hand Painted Wood Wall Plaque, measures 27''H x 9.5''W x 1''Deep, beautifully carved and painted, shell eyes

Wall mask from the Chambri lake Papua New Guinea 1970 Wood 61 cm Wall mask from the Chambri lake area of Papua New Guinea with mystical symbolic meaning. The figure was hand carved out of hard wood wi

Wall Mask from the Chambri Lake Area Papua New Guinea 1970 Wood 71 cm Wall mask from the Chambri lake area of Papua New Guinea with mystical symbolic meaning. The figure was hand carved out of hard wo

Large Sepik, Papua New Guinea carved wood and painted panel; showing several masks and bird motifs; with inset cowrie shell eyes and raffia embellishments (stand not included); H: 65 3/4"