Pyrographic Carved "Trapper" Paddle

Maori carved paddle, New Zealand, the long, finely carved and elaborate paddle with well formed handle and three bends to shank, the broader portion with incised faces and inlaid shell eyes, (crack an

Northwest coast Native American paddle. 19th century. Carved cedar. Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. L 27-1/2". Copt and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/d

DESCRIPTION: Northwest Coast carved paddle. Tapered shape with geometric designs. PROVENANCE: Per consignor, purchased at Butterfields Auction. MEASUREMENTS: 51-1/2" long. CONDITION: Minor wear and ab

47" North West Coast Carved Paddle

Lot of Native American Carved Paddles / Scoops - both with effigy carved handle ends, 1) tiger maple, 12" L; 2) shaped bowl, 10" L. No issues.

Lot of Native American Carved Paddles / Scoops - both with effigy carved handle ends, 1) rounded bowl 10" L; 2) shaped bowl, 10" L. No issues.

structurally sound and in overall good condition. Hung for many years in a boat house on Upper St. Regis. Comes with hand carved paddle. Good patina, circa 1900.

(lot of 5) Oceanic decorative group, consisting of a carved paddle, spear, club, and two bamboo poles, largest 43"l

Carved paddle form boomerang or club, of flat profile without decoration, 19th C. L 51.5cm (20 1/4in)Provenance: William Henry Keppie, born 1872

Gorgeous, hand carved, Pacific Northwest display relic. This is a Salish carved paddle at 54 inches. Signed "E. TIENN" at the top. Construction is likely dark western cedar. The carved pattern appears

31" wood carved paddle/ladle, good cond. 19th century

(lot of 3) Decorative ethnographic group, consisting of a chiefs wooden stool (Bakuba), together with a carved and paint decorated staff, and a carved paddle, largest 46"h

Raised multi vase and flower design. Marked to bottom. Green stone stopper with carved paddle spoon. Very good condition with a few tiny flea bite nicks at lip edge. Circa late 19th/ early 20th C. 3 1

Various Ages, Nice assortment of NW Coast items: a bark canoe with minor splitting below rim; a painted red and yellow wooden canoe with carved paddle and carved image at head of canoe; a Chippewa 9-1

Asmat wand and bag used for dance ceremonies. Bag is woven grass with feathers and shell beads, wand is wooden with carved paddle design and wrapped cord handle, with bead and feather decorations.Bag

INDIAN CHIEF IN CANOE WHIRLIGIG 19TH C DRY ORIGINAL PAINT , SILHOUETTE IN THE FORM OF AN INDIAN, CARVED PADDLES, CARVED CANOE, BASE INCLUDED, EXCELLENT CONDITION,16"L X 17"T

Two excellent Tlingit carved paddles circa 1910-1920, each with figural animal designs on one side, one with carved old spelling of "Yakutat" on verso and one with "Alaska" carved on verso. Each 29.75

Quebec. Cedar, birchbark. A birch bark over cedar canoe model with root stitching and scratched decoration with leaves and loons at each end. Together with the original carved paddles. 6.75" x 49.5" x

Title: 2 Woodland Native Carved Spoons or paddles Date/Period: 19th century Materials: wood Dimension: 19" long and 10 1/2" long Description: extended handle carved paddles, or spoons. The longer with

A Northeast carved wood paddle Passamaquoddy or Penobscot, Maine, 19th century, the handle decorated with detailed chip carving with the initials, 'DAM,' carved on one side, overall trace of original

Stone. Carved. 11 1/8" h x 3 5/8" w x 1/4" d.

Early canoe paddle with nicely carved handle and hand grip, has wonderful old color and excellent condition, 58 1/2" L

AFRICAN POLYCHROME CARVED WOOD PADDLE, H 39.25", W 6.75", D 2.5" On one side there is a rectangular glass piece. Handle featuring two protruding heads. Brown metal and wood stand.Provenance: Estate of

KOA CARVED WOOD PADDLE, "PELE'S FACE", CARVED BY HAWAII WOOD ARTISAN BRIAN KALAI FORRESTER (APPRAISED IN 2001 AT $825)