Ivan Otterlifter Totem Pole with Copper Cedar

Ivan Otterlifter (1936-1999 Cherokee) Totem Pole with Copper Cedar 35.5''x8''. Impressive carved and polychrome painted u-form eagle, man holding copper, and bear totem model. Signed with his mark on

Original signed totem pole statue by William "Bill" Kuhnley. Mr. Kuhnley lived and carved with the Ditidaht tribe on Vancouver Island. Hand carved cedar with hammered copper and abalone shell inlay. F

Watson WilliamsNuu-chah-nulth/British Columbia, 20th CenturyTotem Polecedarsignature carved on the backThis artist is featured in the Museum of Vancouver12 inches tall

Watson WilliamsNuu-chah-nulth/British Columbia, 20th CenturyTotem Polecedar carvingsignature carved on the backThis artist is featured in the Museum of Vancouver12 inches tall

Dale MicAlyne (20th Cent. Alaska) ''Raven Wolf Frog'' Totem Pole Cedar 82''x56''x18''. A carved and polychrome painted u-form large totem pole done in the Tlingit style. Unsigned, commissioned by owne

Albert Berry (1878-1949 Alaska) Pair of Totem Pole Copper Bookends 6''x5''x4.5'' Each. Hand worked repousse totem pole and trees. Each has impressed mark on bottom. Excellent condition with original p

Mid 1900s, Traditional relief carved solid argillite totem pole with cedar figure holding a frog, a raven with a salmon in its mouth, and a cat(?) figure on top. Very good condition but broken and glu

Group of Tribal Figures and Dolls. Including a Kachina doll, a totem pole, a copper figure, etc Tallest is 16 1/4" Condition - scratches, scuffs, loss of paint, hands broken on beaded man

Northwest Coast ''The Watchmen'' Cedar Totem Pole 8.5'x20''x12''. Polychrome painted and carved u-form three chiefs, raven and bear motifs. Executed by master carved Ambrose Silver (20/21st Cent. Wash

North America, Northwest Coast, probably Haida, Tlingit, or Coast Salish, ca. 1940s. A very large, hand-carved cedar totem pole, beautifully painted in a traditional color palette or red, black, and s

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, United States or Canada, Tlingit, ca. mid-20th century CE, signed Frank Williams. A fine hand carved wooden totem pole by Native artist Frank Williams. The po

Early larger wood totem pole with nice early paint colors. 25 inches tall. Wood base. Very good early paint and patina. Excellent

Early wood totem pole. 18 1/2 inch. Nice early paint colors. Excellent. Very good early paint and patina.

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, probably Haida or Tlingit, ca. 1940s CE. A hand-carved red cedar totem pole depicting a trio of abstract zoomorphic creatures painted in vibrant colors atop a

John Williams Carved Cedar Totem Pole. Signed on back. Measures 19 inches tall x 10.5 x 4.25 inches. There is one small chip atop right side of peak. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be

Pacific Northwest Coast, United States or Canada, likely Tlingit or Haida, ca. 1940's. A hand-carved cedar wood miniature totem pole with the iconic formline style zoomorphic and anthropomorphic being

17 3/4" Cedar Totem Pole, Polychrome – fine old condition, chip on foot

Title: Northwest Native Cedar Totem Pole, signed Date/Period: 20th c Dimension: 14 1/4"h Materials: wood, paint Additional Information: Nicely carved and painted totem signed on base, Patrick Seale. S

Title: Northwest Native Cedar Totem Pole, signed Date/Period: 20th C Dimension: 14 1/4"h Material: Wood, Paint Additional Information: Nicely carved and painted totem signed on base, Patrick Seale. Sh

NW Coast carved cedar totem pole Chief's Staff -sgnd on back Ed Ray

Northwest Coast Haida Cedar Totem Pole. Stands at 18 3/4" Tall. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid. Any c

Small Cedar totem pole signed Joe John.

Native American, North America, Pacific Northwest Coast, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A great set of 4 tall and finely detailed totem poles, each hand-carved from cedar with fine graining in hues

Native American, Pacific Northwest, Canada, British Columbia, Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl), ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A trio of hand-carved wooden totem poles with attached wings and attached flat