Two Northwest Coast wood staffs

Two Northwest Coast wood staffs Including a Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) staff designed as a stack of totemic animals and figures; and a Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl) staff of undulate form and surmounted by a

Two Northwest Coast Native American wood masks: one with painted features, hammered copper eyebrows and raffia-like hair; the other with reddish brown pigment and simple smiling visage; H: 8 1/2"

Two Northwest Coast Carved Wood Paddles Lengths: 20 ¾ and 28 ¼ inches 
 
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Two Haida Northwest Coast Painted Wood Paddles One side painted, the reverse sides with similar carved design; black metal custom stand included. {Approximate dimensions: 26 1/8 inches long.}. Conditi

Two Northwest Coast Native American Wood Carvings. First Signed "Chris Carl Joseph, Thunder Bird Wild Man Bg." Second Marked "R. Mountain Kwakiutl." Approximately 17.25H x 4.25W in. Approximately 17.6

A Northwest Coast wood effigy pipe Fourth quarter 19th century, a standing wolf, with long snout and cutout tail, the central hole lined with thin copper, (restoration to two legs). lg. 7, ht. 3 in.

Six Northwest Coast Wood Canoe Figures, Nootka or Coastal Salish, 19th century, six seated figures carved in cedar, including two maternal figures, each with mouth open and abbreviated facial features

Mid-20th Century or Later Two works: A polychrome carved wood mask by Gary Rice with cedar bark strip hair and four feathers (b. 1930s, Coast Salish) Inscribed verso: Atlakam Mask / "Cannibal" /

Mid 20th century. Carved wood with original paint. Larger has more age and turquoise accents, 13.5"h., smaller has animal crest, 12"h.

Northwest Coast Native American polychrome wood thunderbird carving, with two heads making up the surface of the figure's torso, two bird heads attached to the figure's sides, and surmounted by a bird

A carved and painted wood mask and fiber appointments, 20 x 18 x 6 ½”; A carved and painted wood bird mask with pully string mouth, 6 ½ x 26 x 5”. (2)

DESCRIPTION: Carved wood northwest coast native American halibut hook featuring a figural design on one of its forks depicting a maned figure holding two creatures with their faces at its knees and st

TOTEMIC STAFF, elaborately carved wood, 66 x 2 ¼ x 2 ½”. From the collection of Selma & Herbert Moskowitz.

Tsimshian People, water spirit figure, 19th/20th c., Pacific Northwest Coast, in two parts (head is separate), carved wood, animal hair, trace polychrome pigment, modeled as a crawling spirit figure,

Carved wood totem sculpture, possibly Northwest Coast Native American Indian or Pacific Islands, two male figures with grotesque features and various geometric designs, on circular base. Age cracks th

Two Old North American ItemsOld Northwest Coast soapstone carving with five elongated faces; together with old Native American carved pipe with simple pipestone bowl and long carved wood shaft with gr

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, United States or Canada, Tlingit, ca. mid-20th century CE. Two large pattern boards made from cedarwood boards with bold formline motifs painted on the front

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, Haida peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A fabulous hand-carved wooden potlatch bowl of rectangular form adorned with a border of thirty-two inlaid shells. B

DESCRIPTION: Native American Northwest Coast figural plaque comprised of abalone insets and carved wood depicting two figures, one of which bears a fearsome expression. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Nor

Antique Northwest Coast Power Figure 9.5''x4.5''. Carved wood shaman figure with two nails protruding from its head. Late 19th or early 20th century, Native.

(lot of 7) Pacific Northwest Coast tribal art group, conisting of two carved wood plaques depicting a polychrome decorated bear, signed "Matthew Baker Squamish Nation" and a Tlingit sea pigeon carving

Native American Northwest Coast Cowichan Hand Made Wool Sweater, size M-L, traditional gray/black/white wood, has two deer on front woven into the design, two pockets and zippered front closure

Northwest Coast, Jack James (British Columbia, Kingcome Inlet, 1902-1980) , carved Wild Man or Bookwus red cedar mask with original dance rigging and interior label, signed "Jack James/Kingcome/Inlet/

A Northwest Coast-style polychrome totemMid/late 20th centuryAppears unmarkedA two section carved wood sculpture with polychrome painted details of multiple various figures including a blue and red bi