NORTH AMERICAN INUIT CARVED STONE FISH FIGURE

A Vintage North American Inuit carved green soapstone fish figure. Circa late 20th century. The fish is made of polished solid stone with wide open eyes. The Inuit are an ethnic group of autochthonous

DESCRIPTION: Four carved stone pieces from North American tribesmen: three Canadian Inuit carved figures-one sea lion, one parent carrying a child, and one creature resembling a bird or a fish-and one

A CHARMING NORTH AMERICAN INUIT CARVED STONE FIGURE OF A MALE modelled with a seal upon his back. 18 cm x 9 cm.

Large North American Canadian carved soapstone Inuit sculpture. Depicts Canadian Eskimo figure, skinning a polar bear. Artist syllabic signature and date to underside of statue. Good condition showing

Mystery Artist (20th Century) North American Canadian carved soapstone Inuit sculpture award. Depicts a Canadian Eskimo figure hunting prey. Mounted on wooden base with plaque to honor Van B. Philip,

Cherokee County, North Carolina, the fish carved from a black stone with a small Catlinite figure of an otter affixed to it, old label identifying the place and date of discovery, "Collected 1929 / Ch

Native American Canadian Inuit Carved Stone Fish, measures 1.5'' x 6'' x .75''

20th century, inscribed on base "Jimmy/E91146", 3-5/8 x 3-7/8 in. Provenance: Ambassador Capus Miller Waynick, North Carolina; by descent in family

Raymond Coins (American/North Carolina, 1904-1998), "Untitled: Figure", carved stone, signed on reverse, h. 20 in., w. 12 1/2 in., d. 4 1/2 in.

Raymond Coins (American/North Carolina, 1904-1998), "Untitled: Figure", carved stone, signed on reverse, h. 22 1/2 in., w. 12 in., d. 4 in. Note: Raymond Coins was born in 1904 in Stuart, Virginia and

3 Pre Columbian Ilas "Stone Figures" Hand Carved from Bolivia and blessed to protect the herds of animals that they represent from harm, and to bring fertility to the animals and prosperity to the her

A GROUP OF SIX PRE COLUMBIAN AND NATIVE NORTH AMERICAN CARVED HARDSTONE PENDANTS, comprising an Eskimo or Inuit peoples carved black horn figure of a standing bear with turquoise bead eyes, height: 3"

ABBOTT, CANADA INUIT CARVED STONE SITTING ESKIMO H 6" W 4.5" D 4" Carved stone sculpture of a seated figure with a fish in hand. Signed 'Abbott Canada' on the back.

Raymond Coins (American/North Carolina, 1904-1998), "Untitled: Three Figures", carved stone, signed on reverse, h. 15 3/4 in., w. 12 1/2 in., d. 3 1/4 in.

This is a vintage, Primitive Native American Canadian Inuit Figurine. The figurine is made from dark soapstone with greenish tones and is very beautiful. The figurine shows a fish. The carving is app.

North American carved brown veined partially translucent stone disc medallion, etched with an alternating line pattern and central glyph figure. 2 inch diameter disc on 24 in natural fiber knotted cor

(5) Effigy Pipes, Native American Style, Carved Stone, Figures Include: (2) Bird And Fish, (1) Bird And Coyote, Chip (1) Duck, (1) Frog, Sizes Range From 3" To 4", Woody Auction Cannot Guarantee The A

**Originally Listed At $350** Native American, North America, probably Alaska, Inuit peoples, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A set of 5 hand-carved stone sculptures of petite sizes - 2 bovines, a se

Inuit Carved Soap Stone Figurine Assortment Including an unmarked 3-bird figure, a face marked with symbols and '70777,' an unmarked green figure, a bird marked 'EE 487,' a seal with fish marked 'Adam

(2) Inuit stone carved figures, 20th c., incl. a bird and fish carving, fish with numbers etched to underside, smaller: 5"h x 4"w, larger: 6"h x 9"w

Large stone carving of a rabbit. Marked along the underside of one foot. Carved by an Inuit or Yup'ik artist, one of the peoples indigenous to the North American Arctic frequently referred to as Eskim

Large stone carving of a woman's head with textured hair. Marked along the underside. Carved by an Inuit or Yup'ik artist, one of the peoples indigenous to the North American Arctic frequently referre

Stone carving of a puffin or a large bird with wings painted black. The bottom has been hollowed out. Carved by an Inuit or Yup'ik artist, one of the peoples indigenous to the North American Arctic fr

Stone carved figures (4). Ada Eyetoaq (1934 - 2014), "Bear Woman with Child", dated 1985, and "Bear with Shaman", dated 1986. A bear-man with fish by Bartholemy, and a figure by an unidentified artist