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Duane O'Hagan (20th c.) 3 Kachina Masks, carved and painted cottonwood, signed. Largest Size: 19'' x 21'' x 5'' (48 x 53 x 13 cm).

Five works Kevin Sekakuku (b. 1977, Hopi) "Shalako Taka" kachina Carved and polychromed cottonwood Signed and titled: Kevin Sekakuku [with artist's cipher] / Hopi 13.5" H x 6" W x 4.5" D

Five (5) hand carved and painted cottonwood root kachina dolls, all artist signed. Including: O. Talayumpte, "Salako Maie" by Jay, "Morning Singer" by Ted Francis, "Tawa" by M. Avatshoya, and "Kwa-hu

Three Contemporary Carved Wood Kachinas Height of first 7 3/4 inches each signed, the first by Lomayutu, the second by Roy Nahajoya and the third O. Wood

This is an outstanding Ho-o-te Horned Kachina Doll from the Hopi Pueblo Native American Indians, dating to circa 1950‘s. This example is carved of solid cottonwood with natural paints showing cr

Head of a Girl" carve signed and dated 1954. Receipt provenance Forum Gallery, NY and from the Estate of Carroll O'Connor. 9.5"H X 5" X 6"."

Native American Indian Kachina Carved Cottonwood Assortment (4) unsigned items including a large clown and small clown; (1) having bulging eyes, a tubular snout, tall winged ears and a weapon; and a m

Sam Maloof Horn back chairs, set of six USA, 1990walnut, ebony 43 h x 23 w x 20 d in (109 x 58 x 51 cm) These works are initialed "jmo" for Michael Johnson and Michael O'Neil. Carved si

ODILE NOLL (1921-2014) Bowl carved macassar ebony, carved 'O. NOLL' on the underside height 3/4in (2cm); width 4 3/4in (12cm); depth 2 1/8in (5.5cm) Footnotes: Provenance Galerie Patrick Seguin, Paris

Three carved owl Kachina doll figures.  'The Hunter' by L. Phillips: H 18" W 10-1/4" D 10-1/2" Owl by J.G. Honanie Jr.: H 12" W 4-1/2" D 5" Owl with arm

Early Kachina Doll. Carved cottonwood with original paint. Overall H 10-7/8", W across chest 5-3/4".

2 Panel O/C & Carved Dressing Screen. Carved black forest style branch shaped frames centered with large oil on canvas fantasy paintings having gnomes by a stream; one panel siged "I. Onufrowicz-Roth,

(7) pc Robert Friedman Modern design birch dining set, c/o 6 carved chairs with heart shaped backs, dining table, 30"h x 72"w x 46"d

OTTO SCHULZ (1911-1942) Swedish Grace Period Chaise Longue circa 1930 upholstery, carved stained oak, brass height 25in (64cm); length 71in (180cm); depth 29in (74cm) This lot is subject to the follow

Pr West African Senufo Stools End Tables. Carved from one piece of wood. -- Dimensions: H: 19 inches: W: 25.5 inches: D: 17 inches ---

A Hopi katsina figureCirca 1913-1918; First Mesa (Walpi), Polacca, AZThe standing katsina (kachina) figure of carved cottonwood, with traces of polychrome painted clothing and face mask affixed to a m

(7) pc Baker mahogany dining set, c/o 6 pierced carved mahogany dining chairs with upholstered seats ball and claw feet, banded top dining table, 29"h x 74"w x 47"d, three 18"w boards, one table base

Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona or New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved wood kachina boasting a simplistic form of a sizeable head with a prominent chin

(9) pc CW Kittinger Queen Anne style mahogany dining set, c/o (8) pierced carved mahogany dining chairs with shell decoration at crest, upholstered seats, shell carved decoration at knees, square dini

Native American, Southwestern United States, Hopi, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden kachina doll depicting a large, bird-faced figure. Painted in yellow, red, white, and black pi

Native American carved polychrome painted Kachina doll, 20th C, front of one foot missing, 10" high

An antique Southwestern Kachina figurine. The figurine is made from hand carved wood. The figurine is adorned with polychrome hand painted traditional ornaments, and decorated with feathers. Circa: th

American Indian, comprising one mudhead figure and three painted figures bearing rabbit fur and feather accessories. Largest 12.5" H.

A very fine pair of inlaid bronze figures by Miyao, Japanese, Meiji period (1868-1912) One standing wearing full armour, the other beating a drum, their coats finely carved with ho-o and dragons, with