Inuit Carved Stone Scupltures

Walking Bear carved stone, 10 1/2 x 5 3/4 x 1 1/2". Carved stone face marked "Kakakontie MCC". 2 x 2 1/2 x 2 1/4". Stone face marked 622188 by Dave Thomas, 1 1/2" x 2 " x 2". Stone snake/person pipe,

Two Inuit carved stone figures of dancers, each on rotating plinth, unsigned, greatest 17.75"h

An Inuit carved stone figure of a transformation figure of eagle and human, unsigned, raised on rotating wood plinth, 11.5"h (figure) x 6"w x 7"d

An Inuit carved stone group of two eagles, 2006, indistinctly inscribed and dated on underside '... (c) 2006', 18"h x 8"w x 4"w

An Inuit carved stone figure of a transformation figure of eagle and human, unsigned, raised on rotating wood plinth, 11.5"h (figure) x 6"w x 7"d

An Inuit carved stone figure of a human transforming into a seal, unsigned, 25"h

A LARGE NATIVE AMERICAN CANADIAN INUIT CARVED STONE ANIMAL GROUP depicting a walrus over powering a polar bear. 38 cm x 28 cm.

Three Inuit Carved Stone Figures of Birds  Second Half 20th Century two examples unsigned and one example signed illegibly. Height of largest 9 1/2 x width 8 inches. Property from the Estate of Lucia

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 ---

Two Inuit Carved Stone Figures Second Half 20th Century each depicting animal transformation scenes.  Height of larger example 15 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Lucia von Borosini Ba

Large Inuit Carved Stone Mother & Child Sculpture. Provenance: Important New York City collection. Height: 18.5 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

Inuit carved stone Eskimo woman, signed on base, 11 1/2" x 16".

Inuit Carved Stone Figural Group Attributed to Barnabus Qamanittuaq (Baker Lake, 1924 2017). Size: 4.75'' x 4.25'' x 1.75'' (12 x 11 x 4 cm). Provenance: From Gallery of Eskimo Art, Chicago IL.

John Tiktak (Kangiqliniq / Rankin Inlet, 1916-1981) Inuit Carved Stone Head. Size: 2.5'' x 1.75'' x 1.5'' (6 x 4 x 4 cm).

Inuit carved soapstone large sculpture depicting mother and child, bearing an illegible signature near bottom. 18.25" H x 15.5" W x 6.5" D.

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

Large Inuit Carved Stone Bird SculptureLarge Inuit carved stone modern sculpture of a penguin/bird. No apparent signature. Mounted on black wooden base. Stone is greenish-dark grey in color. The origi

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

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,

A Valwktwrwk Inuit Carved Stone Sculpture of a Woman and Child20TH CENTURYHeight 17 x width 11 ½ x depth 7 ½ inches. Provenance: Deaccessioned from the Boca Raton Museum of Art to benefit the Acquis

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.

A Derrald Taylor Inuit carved stone muskox, signed 'D. Taylor' and 'Tuk it', 5.5"h x 11"l.Provenance: From the estate of Tony and Madeline Gross a rocket scientist at NASA/Ames, and consultant of NASA

Inuit First Nations or Native American sculpture, carved stone, depicting a woman and baby being devoured by a bear, signed "J.G." on underside. 11.25" H X 4" W X 10.25" depth