John J. Stanko (American, 1925-2014) 2 Sculptures, Native American Chief and Woman

John J. Stanko (American, 1925-2014) Over Life-Size Sculpture, Native American Chief, carved wood, abalone, paint, mixed media. Size: 81" x 36" x 44" (206 x 91 x 112 cm). Together with: Native America

This pretty lady was created by artist John Kinder Hollis (b1940, American). This lady appears to be alabaster, his known medium, and is representative of an American Native American woman with a bund

(American, 1925-2014) iron sculpture from found farm implements, signed on upper right side Appx. 27-1/2" overall Provenance: Gift from Augusta Citron

2 Plaster sculptures of Native American Chiefs - tallest approx 19"

Jean Juhlin (American, b.1931) and Jack Mclean (American, 1953-2017) Bronze Sculptures (2) items including seated Native American woman having cast Juhlin signature, stamped #6/30 on back and a hollow

Including: 1 - Bronze Indian chief sculpture with the original patina on an Art Deco style translucent green stone base showing several chips. Nice detail to both the front and back. Unsigned, circa 1

(lot of 2) Inuit figural sculptures by Ada Eyetoaq (b.1934), the first titled "Bear Woman and Child," composed of dark gray basalt, signed with syllabics and dated 1985 to the base, with igloo tag #S-

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

(lot of 2) Patinated western bronze sculptures, Native American Figures, signed in cast John Calhoun Lyke, including: (1) "The Lookout," dated 1977, numbered 10/30, titled at base, approx 13.5"h, 8.5"

Carl Kauba (Austria, United States, 1865-1922) bronze sculpture, Native American Indian chief on horseback, signed. Measures approximately 24-1/2" high, 18-1/2" wide, and 7" deep. Opinion of attributi

John Stritch, American,1925-2014, Untitled, painted iron37 x 31 x 30Collection from a Hamptons Long Island New York Home

John Stritch (American, 1925-2014), 1964, oil on wood panel composed of patches of earth tones reminiscent of a desert, signed and dated verso, 35 1/2" x 39 1/2" overall.

JOHN PANGNARK (1920-1980) ARVIAT (ESKIMO POINT) Kneeling Woman, early-mid 1970s stone, 4.5 x 4.75 x 2 in (11.4 x 12.1 x 5.1 cm) signed, "ᐸᓂᔭ". Provenance By repute: Purchased directl

Navajo Woman's Chief's Pattern Blanket / Rug ca 1900 hand-spun wool with colors of red, orange, black, and cream 66 x 56-1/2 inches From the Collection of Bruce and Claire Montgomerie

John E. Costigan (United States) 1888-1972. Native American Tribal Chief. Oil and gouache on paper, c. 1965. Signed, "J.E. Costigan", l.l. 648 x 990 mm. (25 _ x 39 in. (sight). Framed.

Johnny Inukpuk (Canada, 1911-2007) carved stone sculpture of an Inuit woman crouched and attired in a thick garment. Unsigned. 10" L x 10 1/2" H x 12" D. Private Nashville, TN Collection.

Two Native American folk art sculptures, to include one Kachina "Chasing Star" doll, signed to underside by artist, one Navajo weaver sculpture, depicting a Navajo woman weaving at an upright

4 Cigar Store Native American Chief Sculptures, largest measures 13.5''H x 4''W x 4"Deep, 2 are ceramic and 2 are composition

Doug Hyde (New Mexico, B. 1946), "Native American Woman" bronze and marble sculpture signed on bottom of skirt "D. Hyde '97 5/21". Scratch, stain to white pot. 18 1/4" high, 10 1/2" wide.

Joseph Boulton (1896-1981) Bronze sculpture. 11 1/2 x 6 1/2 in. This item is located in NJ, USA.

Carved marble sculpture with bronze face, Native American woman with pots, signed on back, approximate height 12 1/2".

Three Inuit sculptures comprising: 1.) A man scooping water signed "Simon 60-6306." 2.) A woman, signed "Simon 965." 3.) A woman marked EU 11634. Dimensions:  Largest - 4.5" W

(1) Soapstone, Inuit, walrus; (1) alabaster woman; both show cracks; tallest H-7", F-G

John Suazo, Native American stone sculpture, John Suazo (American, b. 1951), Dual female, carved stone sculpture, signed J. Suazo, 12"h x 4.5"w x 9"d