AKEEAKTASHUK, Inuit, Hunter with Harpoon and Knife, c.

Two Carved Inuit Soapstone Figures, 20th c., one of a hunter with an ivory knife and a seal; the second of a large seal, H.- 3 in., W.- 9 7/8 in., D.- 4 in. (2 Pcs.)

Native American, Pacific Northwest, Inuit, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A fine pair of hammered copper objects: a harpoon or spear blade and a slender knife or awl like tool. Spear heads like this wer

Canadian School, painting, Canadian School (19th c.), Inuit hunters, watercolor on laid paper, no signature visible, 14"h x 19.5"l (sheet), 21.75"h x 27"w (framed) Provenance: The Ford Foundation, NY

Vintage Bronze Harpoon Heads for Swordfish and Tuna Fishing, Small Whaling Harpoon Tip, 6" & 4 1/2". Nice patina.

Featured in this lot is this soapstone native hunter carving from Eskimo artist K. Kumak circa 1970's. The carving features a wonderfully and professionally crafted soapstone construction that shows a

Sid Birt (American, 20th/21st c.) Handmade bowie hunter knife with a wooden handle. Marked along the ricasso. With a leather and beadwork sheath..Provenance: From the Estate of Horst Rechelbacher, Osc

Corbet (C.R.) Sigman 'Stag Hunter' Knife Having 4.5-inch mirror polished spear point blade marked 'C.R. Sigman' on ricasso with full hidden tang construction including

INUIT SCHOOL (20th c.) Hunter Sculpted soapstone H: 19cm - 7.5"

One Barbed Iron with bronze toggle link, 11 1/2" overall; PLUS Toggle-Tip Iron with hammered rod, no loop, so probably ftted with a wooden handle as a harpoon, 13" long overall. Corroded.

JOHNNY INUKPUK, R.C.A. (1911-2007) INUKJUAK (PORT HARRISON) Composition: Igloo, Dog Team, and Walrus Hunter, c. mid 1970s stone, 15.75 x 17 x 4.75 in (40 x 43.2 x 12.1 cm) signed, "JOHNNY / INUKPUK".

Corbet (C.R.) Sigman 'Upswept Hunter' Custom Knife Having 6-inch mirror polished modified up-swept blade marked 'C.R. Sigman' and 'Red House, W. V.' on ricasso with ful

Corbet (C.R.) Sigman 'Utility Hunter' Custom Knife Having 3.5-inch mirror polished drop-point blade marked 'C. R. Sigman' on ricasso with hidden full tang construction

Corbet (C.R.) Sigman 'Utility Hunter' Custom Knife Having 3.5-inch mirror polished drop-point blade marked 'C. R. Sigman' on ricasso with hidden full tang construction

Corbet (C.R.) Sigman 'Upswept Hunter' Custom Knife Having 3.5-inch mirror polished up-swept blade with visible full-tapered tang construction including exotic wood hand

INUIT SCHOOL (20th c.) Kneeling hunter Sculpted soapstone H: 19cm - 7.5"

ABRAHAM ANGHIK RUBEN (1951-) PAULATUK / SALT SPRING ISLAND, BC Hunter and Animal Spirits, c. late 1990s stone, 20.25 x 9 x 9.25 in (51.4 x 22.9 x 23.5 cm) unsigned. Provenance A Toronto Collection. O

C. Alan Johnson (1926-2013 Alaska) ''Tingook'' 1966 Bronze Sculpture 21.5''x7''. Impressive Alaskan Eskimo hunter sculpture by this known figure artist. Signed and numbered 5 of 25 edition on bottom.

Two Hand Forged Harpoon Heads. 1800's. Alaska. Longer is 9 1/4". Used by Inuit hunters

Seven Inuit Eskimo figural carvings including Cape Dorset basalt Hunter & Ivory Knife (5 3/4"), Jaypee Kuolalik Broughton Island grey serpentine Standing Man (4 1/2"), Sanikiluaq green soapstone Mothe

Post Cowan Waylande Gregory large matte-finish eskimo hunter w/ husky dog on art deco angular gloss glacier/iceberg (signed) and bakelite sphere/harpoon . Approx. 17"Hx10"Wx8"D.

Corbet (C.R.) Sigman 'Drop Point Hunter' Custom Knife Having 3.375-inch mirror polished drop-point blade with visible full-tapered tang construction including exotic wo

159. VINTAGE HAND CARVED WOODEN ESKIMO AND BOAT. 19” x 5”. Hand-carved Eskimo hunter wearing fur-trimmed suit has sculpted features, posed in long boat with two harpoons, and two carved wo

Standing Hunter with Harpoon and Gaff, feathers and hide, wooden implements. 11" tall. Good condition. Obtained in Bethel, Alaska.From the consignor: "The standing figure holding the harpoon is actual

Whalebone Carving of a Standing Hunter with Harpoon held over his head, having baleen dot decoration, wooden harpoon with stone flake tip. Made in the Inupiat (Eskimo) village of Shishmaref, Alaska by