Four koa bowls

Heading: (Koa Bowls) Author: Title: Four koa bowls Place Published: Hilo, HI Publisher: Date Published: No date Description: Four koa bowls in varying sizes, one signed by

An Impressive Large Hawaiian Poi Bowl, Umeke La'au Pakaka19th century, likely koa (or kou) wood, large round squat form with slightly tapering sides, featuring four inlayed butterfly repairs in the tr

Terence P. Flanagan PRUA RHA (1929-2011) A Study in Stillness (Four Bowls) Quadriptych, oil on canvas, 153 x 182.5cm (60¼ x 71¾) Signed Provenance: With David Hendriks Gallery, Dublin as

each with chrysanthemum motif to rim, all pieces with circa 1907-1947 Tiffany & Co. hallmark, three plates include the import mark for 1908 alongside the mark for Albert William Fearearyear; one bowl

René Lalique Four bowls 'Jaffa', 'Gui' and 'Epis' and two beakers 'Hesperides', designed 1921 and 1931 Clear and frosted glass, with blue, green and pink staining; one beaker in amber glass. Larg

China, Kangxi period, decoration in blue, river landscape with pagoda and figures, border with reserves alternating with figures. Dim.:10,5cm.

The group includes one tea box, one teapot, four cups, and four bowls. Dimensions are: sizes vary, the teapot measures: 7 inches tall X 6 1/2 inches wide X 3 1/4 inches deep, 17.78 cm X 16.51 cm X 8.2

Four Bowls Ornamented with a Tribal Motifs, Middle Nasca, Peru, 100-300 CE Height between: 7.7- 5.8 cm Provenance: Kemper Collection, Switzerland. Donated to "The Museum of Islamic Art", Je

Replicated Mimbres. Four Bowls Decorated with Animal, Bird & Insects. c. unknown. Minor chips on rim, otherwise good condition. Average size is 3" h x 9" diameter. Est. $300-500. Ship: $55

4 Hawaiian calabash koa bowls by Kama'aina Woods. 1 ku'oho style, 1 kumuana style, 2 palewa style. All signed and annotated on bottom. Largest bowl appx 5"h x 9 1/2"dia. Very good condition.

Two Velvet Sterling Mounted Picture Frames, Together with a pair of 900 silver foliate bowls on tripod feet, a 900 silver two handled bowl, a sterling bowl with central medallion {diameter 6 1/2 inche

9 Hawaiian calabash koa bowls and plates from the Brantley Center, Honokaa, including: 2 calabash bowls, 7 small plates. All marked "Brantley Center Honokaa Hawaii Koa". Largest bowl appx 4"h x 10 1/4

Mark Hewitt. Four Bowls. Initialed. Mint condition. 8" diameter. Est. $50-100. Ship: $45

Four bowls Meissen, leaf bowl, c. 1980, 2nd choice, polychrome floral painting, gold rim, l. 19 cm, 3 ashtrays, 1 round ashtray with decoration blue court dragon, 1st choice, Ø 12,5 cm, 2 flower-sh

8pc ELLEN EVANS Studio Pottery Glazed Dishes. 3pc Canister Set with Lids. Vase. Four Bowls. All with Sculptural 3D Leaf trim. Some Signed and dated 1990's. Dimensions: H: 11 inches: W: 9 inches: D: 9

A Hawaiian Islands Noble white koa bowl. First half of 20th century. Hawaiian Islands. 4 3/4" x 8."

10"h x 20"w

Soft opal white, sweet pink and all aglow in shiny milk glass loveliness, Gooseberry is an all-time favorite 1950's Pyrex pattern. Gracefully designed with sprigs of gooseberry leaves & striped berrie

Comprising: a circular platter, rectangular rose platter, yellow bowl, two turquoise dishes, four bowls, vase, a teapot, a box, two teacups and four dishes. 12"dia.

Group of four bowls by John Follis for Architectural Pottery, 1950s. Largest one with original walnut base. Property from the Estate of Bill Stern, Los Angeles, CA.

A COLLECTION OF SEVEN CHINESE PLIQUE-A-JOUR ENAMELED VASES AND BOWLS. Each decorated with translucent enamels comprising four bowls and three vases with various decorations including exotic fish and

A COLLECTION OF SIX CHINESE PLIQUE-A-JOUR ENAMELED VASES AND BOWLS. Each decorated with translucent enamels comprising four bowls and two vases. One bowl decorated with florals, the remaining all wit

(lot of 17) Chinese famille rose bowls and lids, comprising a set of four bowls each depicting a celestial maiden holding a flower basket, the reverse inscribed, signed and with one artist seal, the b

5 Wood bowls and 1 platter including: 3 small Hawaiian koa bowls by Thomas A. Stoudt, two with lids; 2 funnel shaped bowls (black walnut, English ash) and 1 platter (African bubinga) by Bob Stocksdale