A wooden figure of Siraha Salawa. Nias island.

Indonesian cast metal sculpture depicting a high ranking Nias ancestor figure (Adu Siraha Salawa). Measures 17" (43cm) height.

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, North Sumatra Province, Nias Islands, ca. early 20th century CE. An impressive hand-carved wooden male ancestral figure known as "Adu Zatua." Exhibiting a rigid form, the in

wood, brown patina, in squatting posture, with both hands clasping a libation bowl, separately carved long tapering crown in the shape of an openwork carved palmbranch with notched ornaments, remains

Carved wooden figure, Waigeo Island. Irian Yaya Indonesia. Figure has removable arms as made. Missing cloth elements. Shows age wear. Difficult to find. Provenance; Irwin Hershey, New York 1988. Banks

Carved emaciated male figure from the Rapa Nui culture. This piece was made a from a single piece of wood. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 18.5"H Provenance: David Farin Collection

Kneeling figure with hands held over ears, carved of porous black stone. Possibly a Batak or Nias Island figure. Approx. 9" H.Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA.

Nias Island Ancestor Figure, Indonesia. From an old French Oceanic collection. Size: 21'' x 6.25'' x 5.5'' (53 x 16 x 14 cm).

A Very Early Antique Tribal Wooden Figure, Possibly Moai Easter Island. Measures 15 1/2" in length.(Please Note: Stand Not Included) This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central F

Seated Indonesian male figure native to the Nias Island. This Nias people are known as Ono Niha which means the descendants of humans. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 9.25"H Country of Origin: Indonesia

Seated wooden figure from the Caroline Islands, Palau or Satawan, Micronesia, WWII-era.Height: 8 in x width: 4 1/4 in x depth: 2 1/2 in.

Seated wooden figure from the Caroline Islands, Palau or Satawan, Micronesia, WWII-era.Height: 5 1/2 in x width: 2 3/4 in x depth: 3 in.

French Polynesia, Marquesas Islands, ca. 19th century CE. A tall, hand-carved wooden figure representative of a deceased ancestor. The statue has a rotund body which sports a pair of nubbin-shaped leg

Ancestor figure (house protector) Sunda islands Indonesia 1970 Wood 29 cm Wooden ancestor figure (house protector) Sunda Islands Indonesia. They believe the spirit of the deceased was in the statue an

Group of five objects from the Caroline Islands. Four seated wooden figures, Palau or Satawan, Micronesia, ca. 1900-WWII-era. One sea urchin spine necklace, Palau, Micronesia, ca. early-mid 20th c. Di

2 Wooden Totem Figure Carvings. Larger Approximately 9.375H x 3.25W x 2.75D in. Smaller Approximately 9.125H x 3.25W x 3.25D in.

A group of four South American and Oceanic objects. 20th century. ++ Carved wooden figure by Luis Hey. Rapa Nui, Easter Island. ++ Peruvian style mask. ++ Miniature reproduction of a Kemu- Kemu, a Map

Group Oceanic style tribal carvings, Incl. Papua New Guinea and Nias Island, carved wood masks and figures, 41"h x 3"w x 5.5"d (largest), 20"h x 4.5"w x 3"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguis

20th century AD. A wooden figure of a bird with black painted head with brown and white for the eyes; notch to the top for insertion of separate beak, feather to the back of the head; long body painte

Easter Island (Rapa Nui) carved wooden Moai, early 20th c. From the Collector's Notes: From the collection of Ellen Voorhees (1858-1941) of Bushnell, Illinois. Mrs. Voorhees was secretary of the Woman

LLADRO GRES FIGURE, 'ISLAND BEAUTY', H 10 1/2", #12172:Number 12172, 'Island Beauty', with wooden base.

Columnar carved stone figure of a seated figure with knees drawn up to chest, serene expression, long earlobes. Note to base reads: "Sumatran". Possibly a Batak or Nias Island artist. Approx. 10 1/2"

Central America, San Blas Islands Carved Wooden UchuIn the Kuna culture, the indigenous people believed that good spirits could be trapped in the carved wooden figures called Uchus, which are often ca

Central America, San Blas Islands, Kuna Culture Group of Thirty Carved Wooden UchusIn the Kuna culture, the indigenous people believed that good spirits could be trapped in the carved wooden figures c

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, West Kalimantan, Borneo Island, Dayak, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A skillfully carved wooden figure, often referred to as a hampatong (also called a hempatong, tempat