Solomon Islands Shell Pendant,

of circular form and suspended on a braided cord, with shaped tortoiseshell accent, disc 7.5cm diameter

**Originally Listed At $1000** Oceania, Melanesia, Solomon Islands, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful example of a kapkap, a head or pectoral ornament made of a shell disc with intricate

Oceania / Polynesia / Melanesia, Solomon Islands, Malaita Island, ca. 19th century CE. A beautiful example of a dala kapkap, a head or breast ornament made of a shell disc with intricate overlay desig

Fossilized shell carved Bokolo, grave ornament from New Georgia, Solomon Islands. 11"x6.5"

3 Solomon Islands Shell Inlaid Walking Sticks. From the collection of Joseph Salamanca. Ranging in size: 31'' x 1'' (79 x 3 cm) to 39'' x 1.5'' (99 x 4 cm).

A Solomon Island, shell inlaid walking stick, the upper section carved in the form of a human with shell inlay eyes - 39" long

Oceania, Melanesia, Solomon Islands, ca. 19th century CE. A fabulous trio of shell rings - 2 of clam shell and 1 of nacre - all skillfully carved in openwork forms. Known as bakiha or currency rings,

with etched design, 21.5cm x 19.5cm

Three shell necklaces with woven pattern, used as currency on the island of Malatia and used to display wealth. Each 17.5" in drop length.

Antique Shell Ornament Funerary Stick, Roviana Lagoon, New Georgia, Solomon Island. Carved shell and wood. On stand. Provenance: Interceptor International, Ltd, Fine Art Consultant/Arts Primitifs, Lon

Oceania, Solomon Islands, Melanesian Peoples 19th-20th c. Fine carved marble like carving from fossilized Giant Clamshell (Tridacna Shell) depicting a figure with arms at their side touching their hea

Oceania, Western Solomon Islands, Melanesian Peoples 19th-20th c. Fine carved marble like carving from fossilized clamshell (Tridacna Shell). Symbol of wealth depicting a zoomorphic figure over a larg

Oceania, Solomon Islands, Melanesian Peoples 19th-20th c. Fine carved marble like ornament from fossilized Giant Clamshell (Tridacna Shell) depicting two figures with arms at their side touching their

Oceania, Western Solomon Islands, Melanesian Peoples 19th-20th c. Fine carved marble like carving from fossilized clamshell (Tridacna Shell). Symbol of wealth depicting a zoomorphic figure over a larg

Oceania, Melenesia, Solomon Islands probably Barava 20th c. Fossilized currency shell "Tridacna Gigas" pictorial depicting two opposed male figures in a seated position above the circular base of semi

5 Solomon Island Antique Stone & Shell Celts , 4 various volcanic and metamorphic stone celts, 1 shell celt, overall surface wear , 2 stone celts with chips, largest 4.75" length and smallest 2.75" L.

Stab mit Perlmutt Einlagen Salomonen Ohne Sockel / without base Holz, Perlmutt. H 101,5 cm. Provenienz: deutsche Sammlung CHF 100 / 200 EUR 86 / 172

Includes large New Georgia island pectoral ornament with abstract decoration, Solomon Islands "Spirit Hands" shell charm, three shell armbands with incised designs, and six small Yua currency rings st

Two Solomon Island tribal Barava shell plaques, carved from fossilized shell. Stylized bird design, similar design in collection 7.5"x4" 8"x4.5"

Oceania, Melanesia, northern Solomon Islands, North Bougainville District, Takuu Atoll (also Mortlock Islands or Marqueen Islands), ca. 19th century CE. A finely preserved adze of an elegant and minim

Highly carved ceremonial or ‘Chief’s Staff’ from the Solomon Islands, South Pacific. Decorated with shell inlay and animal figures. Early to mid 20th century. With a knobbed handle and the shaft

Solomon Islands Walking Stick with kerosene Wood with Nautilus shell MOP Inlay, with snake coiled around on handle , excellent condition c 1940, 34" L. , From the estate of Robert Goodwin , Colgate un

Solomon Islands Walking Stick Ebony Wood with Nautilus IMOP inlay , Single head carved to handle, excellent condition, 35" length From the estate of Robert Goodwi

Solomon Islands Walking Stick Ebony wood with Nautilus Inlay, 5 animals carved in shaft, missing one inlay piece, c 1940, 31" L. From the estate of Robert Goodwin , Colgate university professor, longt