Parrying shield "wunda" - Australia

A wooden parrying shield, Australia. Made of heavy wood, habile handle. Measures 24.75" long, 4.25" high, 2.75" deep. An effective weapon.

Three Aboriginal Shields (wunda) Australia, early 20th century Wood with natural pigments, each grooved in geometric patterns on both sides. In good condition, probably original as collected, stains f

Two Aboriginal Shields (wunda) Australia, early 20th century Wood with natural pigments, each grooved in geometric patterns on both sides. In good condition, probably original as collected, stains fro

An Aboriginal Wunda Shield with grooved geometric patterns on both sides. Wood, red ochre, and pipeclay. Early 20th century. Western Australia. 26 1/2" x 6". Label on verso. Condition: Gouges, pigment

Aborigine Wunda Shield, Western Australia, ochre on wood, with bold zigzag design consisting of a series of longitudinal grooves accented with red and white ochre, the front with white pigments, the r

A carved wooden parrying shield with finely etched linear designs. wunda were used in clan war as protection against projectile weapons, such as spears and boomerangs. They were also carried by perfor

Three Aboriginal Shields and One Bowl Australia, early 20th century Wood with natural pigments. Two shields (wunda) and the bowl (coolamon) grooved in linear patterns on both sides; the large shield p

Solomon Islands Inlaid Parrying Shield / Club Qauata, San Cristobal. Mother-of-pearl inlaid hardwood. Provenance: Taylor A. Dale Collection, Santa Fe, NM. From the collection of Joseph Salamanca. Size

A durable and well made old parrying shield created with rhino hide and leather stitching. The Shield most likely dates to the late 19th century and is as hard as steel. The shield measures 22 inches

A Somalian Warriors Hide Parrying Shield (Gaschan) 19th to 20th Century. A classic example of circular form, with domed center and typical large hand grip and made from VERY hard Giraffe Hide. The Shi

An Aboriginal Parrying Shield last quarter 20th century Wood, grooved front and back, with handle. Inscribed "MU 178" on back. Height: 27 inches 
 
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(2) Australian wood pcs, boomerang and parrying shield with integrated handle, longest 36"

AN AUSTRALIAN TRIBAL ABORIGINAL CARVED WOOD PARRYING SHIELD. 57 cm long.

A TRIBAL SOUTHSEA ISLANDS POLYNESIAN PARRYING SHIELD. 65 cm x 11 cm.

NSW, of tapering almond form, handle verso, length 56cm Provenance: Minjama, 2006, then Private Collection, Queensland.

Two Shields, Australia wood, paintProvenance:TAD Tribal Art, Santa Fe, NMLen

Aboriginal desert style shield Australia painted wood unmarked 9"w x 2 1/2"d x 27 1/2"h

Central Asia, India, ca. mid to late 19th century CE. An intriguing example of a double-ended defensive weapon with a central parrying shield known as maduvu (also maru, madu, or maan kombu). The weap

Original 18th - 19th c. Indo Persian Dahl Buckler Shield | Authentic Indo-Persian, Northern India - Kashmir, Islamic or Sikh , small parrying shield Buckler, Gatka Dhal, of circular convex form with u

Pair of Figural Painted Wood Oceanic Shields, Australia, H.- 48 in., W.- 2 1/2 in., D.- 1 3/4 in.

Two Shields, Aboriginal, Australia, Late 19th-Early 20th C. Two Aboriginal shields with good tool marks on front surface and Western Australia patterns on the inside along with integral handles. Size:

Australian Aborigine Shield and Killing Stick, acquired by consigner in Australia, 1969. Shield is approx. 29" long, 2 1/4" wide, and 2" thick. Killing stick is approx. 45" long, and 2" in diameter.

1872 Gold Sovereign. Young Queen Victoria. Crowned Shield reverse. Die "M". Melbourne, Australia. Pure gold content is 7.322 grams. The spot price for one gram of gold on September 19, 2021 is $56.65.

Maxann Charm & 5 Other Vintage Bracelets1) gold tone mother of pearl Australia, 2) brass enameled shields and crown of England, 3) CHINA TOWN NY, 4) assorted keys- Germany, 5) alternating leaf & portr