Two Oceanic Papua New Guinea fishing spears, possibly

A Collection Of Fishing Spears. Comprising twenty two multi pronged fishing spears from Papua New Guinea. Reed spears, two with metal tips Longest: 63"

2 Spears bamboo with incised geometric pattern.  One measure 49 in. long and 49.5 in.  Condition: good

20th C., brought back to United States by American missionaries, 8 spears total The longest: 71"l

Papua New Guinea,20th Century Includes eight various multi tribe spears with regular, barbed, and serrated points. Wood, metal,Each approx. 67". From the collection of a Narragansett, Rhode Island est

Two large Oceanic carved and painted wood masks: tall oblong face with long nose and small mouth, in red, black and white, probably Sepik, Papua New Guinea; together with a small face showing round ch

Papua, New Guinea,1941-1955, of wood and cane with various spiked tips, sennit binding, some pigment decoration, 51" to 67" long. Good condition.

2 antique ethnographic Melanesian spears from Papua New Guinea. Bamboo, carved hardwood, woven plant and cloth fiber wrapped hilts, with decorative tribal pyography elements. Hollow cane point spear a

A group of two Oceanic style figures. c.20th century. ++ Korewari style figure. Papua New Guinea, Middle Sepik River. 10 7/8"h x 2"w (w/o stand); stand: 3 7/8"h x 2 1/2"w x 1 1/2"d ++ Marquesas style

**First Time At Auction** Oceania, Papua New Guinea, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine set of two hand-carved wooden spear tips with lengthy bodies, slender midsections, and abstract curvilinear motifs

Two shelves of Oceanic art including a carved wood figure, combs, a pigment decorated mask, a figure labeled "Nukualofa, Tonga," etc., together with African and a Papua New Guinea decorative mask

Papua New Guinea,20th Century Includes two carved wood bow with a large array of assorted multi tribe arrows with carved wood and quill arrowheads. Wood, metal,Bows approx. 68".Arrows approx. 51" From

Papua New Guinea Oceanic kundu / ceremonial drum, carved and painted geometric design, hollow hourglass form body with leather tympani, bracelet button decoration, possibly from Upper Sepik region. 42

Life-size Oceanic carved wood crocodile, 20th c., Papua New Guinea, green, yellow and white painted wood, embellished with woven grass and feathers, raised on four short legs, in two parts, approx. 12

Group of utilitarian coconut shell carvings from Papua New Guinea tribes. Includes two spoons, two Wosera vessels(possibly whistles or lime gourds), thre Abelam spinning tops, one drinking cup, one Ab

An Oceanic carved wood vesselEarly/mid-20th centuryAppears unmarkedPossibly a ceremonial vessel from Papua New Guinea, the tripod cylindrical vessel with all-over high relief carving depicting stylize

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"

This Oceanic/Pacific carved ancestor mask, possibly a bull roarer, is from Papua New Guinea, Sepik River Region. There is carving on both sides, red ochre paint highlights. Pre-WW11 item brought back

Two Lower Sepik masks, Possibly Keram or Ramu; Madang province (?), Papua new Guinea.The masks of classical flat-style, the first with a somewhat well-worked out face with long nose and smiling mouth,

Papua New Guinea, two handled drum elaborately carved and painted, with reptile hide. 34" H X 8" W.

probably Sepik River area, possibly 20th century, various forms, carved and painted wood, two with fiber and cowrie shell embellishments, largest 22-3/8 x 5-1/4 in. Provenance: Collection from Blue Ha

Papua New Guinea carved and painted wood relief depicting a village and fishing scene. With inscription on back. Dimensions: H 17" x W 40.5" x D 3" Condition: Wood bowed but possibly inherent in the m

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)

Four large shell necklaces, Possibly Papuan Gulf; Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea. Each of cowrie shells sewn to fiber necklaces. Two pierced at the sides of the shells and attached with native fiber;

A Group Of Two Papua New Guinea War Clubs. Wood handles with stone heads Longest: 46"