A Group of Fifteen Inuit Carved Stone Sculptures by

A Group of Fifteen Inuit Carved Stone Sculptures by Various Artists, 20th Century, Including pieces by Kananak, Joshua Joe, Sheojuk Carrier, Eyitook, Lucassie Ken, David Wong, Charlie, Nowkawlk, Peone

An Inuit carved stone sculpture Possibly the work of Janet Nipi, Baker Lake/Qamani'tuqq, (b. 1935), multi-person figural group with muskox, signed in syllabics on the underside: Nipi. height 12 1/4in,

Group of 3 Inuit type stone sculptures, carved in form of seal, raccoon, or man and fish. Approx. 9.6-4.6-3.9 inch (largest).

This is a beautiful and unusual estate found hand carved Canadian Inuit figural stone sculpture group of two ducks resting on an antler. The underside of one duck is signed in Inuktitut syllabics. It

Group of two carved stone Native Inuit Indian Eskimo cultural art items. One depicts a mother seal and cub, mounted on slate stone. The other features two Eskimos wrestling with a seal. Paper label on

George Arlook/Arluk Inuit, Eskimo Point/Arviat, (b. 1949), a carved stone sculpture, figural group with dancing bear, seal, and humans, signed in syllabics. height 15in, width 12in Footnotes: Provenan

A Group Of Inuit Sculptures. Comprising a bird raised on metal legs, a group of seals, and a carved stone bust. The bird is accompanied by a bill of sale stating it is by Bernard Kanjo. Bird: 7" x 10"

Inuit First Nations or Native American sculpture, carved stone, depicting a group of women; signed underneath. 4" H X 8.5" W X 7" D. Minor surface wear.

Carved Inuit birds figural group sculpture, 20th c., carved birds on stone ground, no visible signatue, 5"h x 12"w x 7.25"d

Hand carved figural group. Dated, artist signed ADAMIE ANAUTAK. Mother and child with mother scrapping a pelt of an animal. #Sculpture #InuitArt #NativeArt #NativeCanadians #Soapstone #Serpentine #Ser

Green Stone, 15"L. Condition: Excellent.

(20th century). Carved soapstone mother and child figural group, unsigned, 9 in. H., 12 in. W., on a white stone base. From the Philip and Lois Macht Estates, Baltimore, MD.

Inuit carved stone sculptures, 20th c., incl. a seal signed "Soudloo Josephie", a bird, a muskox, and three mother and child carvings, some signed in syllabics to underside, two with Canadian Eskimo A

Two Inuit Carved Stone Sculptures 20th Century comprising a hawk carving by Taqialuq (Tuk) Nuna and an owl carving by Joanasie Manning, signed to the underside. Height of largest 16 x width 9 inches.

the first: depicting a seal, signed "Daniel Reynaud" to underside, carved in two pieces (the seal's head 5 inches wide; 7 inches deep; 5 1/2 inches high); the second: William Bill A. Cameron (20th / 2

Inuit Carved Stone Sculptures SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY lot of 6 largest height 6 1/2 x length 13 x depth 7 inches; smallest kneeling figure height 6 3/4 inches Property from the Dewar Family Collectio

depicting hunters, the largest 5" high, 4 3/4" long

(4) Inuit carved stone sculptures, c/o signed walrus (5" l x 3-1/4" h), signed bird (5-1/2" l x 3-1/4" h, chip to base), otter with Canada label on base (7" h), unsigned seal (5" l x 2-3/8" h)

TRIBAL: Four small Inuit carved stone sculptures, figures and beasts, no signatures viewed, details include: "The Scream", depicts man squatting with hands to face, 4 1/2" h. x 1 3/4" w. x 2 1/8" d.;

Mystery Artist (Native Alaskan, 20th Century). a Lot of two artisan carved stone statues. Includes: one (1) figural work produced in a whimsical style depicting a smiling Inuit hunter in traditional c

2 Inuit carved stone sculptures- Kneeling man; Man with Seal- both signed, surface scratches. 5 1/2''h ea.

Large Eskimo Inuit Carved Stone Sculpture of a Figure with Implements. Mounted on Granite base. -- Dimensions: H: 21 inches: W: 13 inches: D: 13 inches ---

An Inuit carved stone sculpture Mother and child with bear heads, apparently unsigned. height 16 1/2in, width 17in Footnotes: Provenance The Wendy and Les Fisher Collection of Canadian Inuit Sculpture

An Inuit carved stone sculpture hunter and seal, apparently unsigned. height 12 1/2in, depth 11 1/2in Footnotes: Provenance The Wendy and Les Fisher Collection of Canadian Inuit Sculpture, Chicago, IL