Three Inuit Eskimo Sculptures

Three Inuit sculptures comprising: 1.) An figure holding a seal signed "Nuqkulu 18364" 2.) A man holding a bag signed "Eli Koom 8668". 3.) A kneeling sculpture with tag "Canadian Eskimo Art " E9779. D

Three Canadian Eskimo Inuit Soapstone Sculptures of Seals - Grouping of polished soapstone carvings includes: A) Seal, light green soapstone, with back end raised, signed by Danasie Aqiatusuk, Canadia

Inuit (Eskimo) sculpture depicting three stylized animals on the back of a larger stylized bird. It is carved from multiple types of stone including steatite (soapstone) and basalt. It is signed Annie

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

Three Inuit stone sculptures, figurine with boat, walrus, and seal. 6" to 11" wide, 5.5" tall.

Three Inuit Eskimo Soapstone Carvings Canada & Alaska - Grouping of soapstone sculptures includes: A) Figural Slab Etching, by Adamie Ningiuk, etched on all sides, signed in syllabics, Canadian Eskimo

Three Inuit stone sculptures Face sculpture: 4.75" L x 7" W Duck sculpture: 7" long Inuit sculpture: 3.25" tall Davids notes: This came out of storage unit in Ossining NY, that belonged to Dr. Gregory

Samwillie Iqaluq & Eva Aliktiluk Sculptures, three Inuit soapstone sculptures, Paulosie Kas. A. of a fisherman, Iqaluq signed sculpture of a loon, and Eva Talooki Aliktiluk of a bird. Loon with a chip

Three Carved Stone Inuit Sculptures. Fisherman sculpture marked "Eskimo Art Canada." Seal sculpture marked "Crafts Guild of Manitoba." Smallest 4,25H x 3.25D x 2.0W, Largest 8.25W x 1.50D x 2.25H in.

Three Inuit stone bird sculptures Heights: 4.25", 3.75", 3"

A group of three Native American style objects. c.20th century. ++ Inuit sculpture ++ Eskimo style mask. 4" x 3 3/8" x 1 1/4". ++ Eskimo style mask. 5 1/4" x 3 3/8" x 1 3/8".

All 20th century, a walrus, a bear and a muskox attributed to Seepee Ipellie. All are signed in Inuktitut. Dimensions: From 8" x 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" to 9 1/2" x 7" x 4 1/2".

George Arluk (Inuit, Arviat (Eskimo Point), b. 1949) Soapstone Sculptures, Dancing Bears lot of 4, includes: three signed in Roman and / or syllabics; smallest with Canadian Igloo sticker smallest bea

Inuit Sculpture of a Face and Three Arctic AnimalsThis finely-carved hand-sized sculpture made of grey steatite ("soap stone"), found throughout the Arctic region and worked by the native In

Two bird sculptures and a beached fish, bearing label, symbols and "Echaluk C 83 CR 1A 23259" marks. [Largest: 3 1/2" H x 11 1/2" W x 2 1/2" D].

An Alaskan Inuit soapstone carving of three Alaskan Inuit figures that has been mounted during the 70's or 80's to a rustic wood base. Some wear to the top surface and to the fingers. Unmarked. 16"H 1

Kapiyuak, "Seal with Fish"; and three by unidentified artists, "Fish", "Walrus", and "Swimming Caribou" Length: 4 1/4 - 7 3/4in

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

Traditional hand carved soapstone sculpture depicting mythical figure with three faces dating to the 20th C. Measures 2" H x 2" W x 2" D

Inuit carved stone sculptures, 20th c., incl. a seal signed "Soudloo Josephie", a bird, a muskox, and three mother and child carvings, some signed in syllabics to underside, two with Canadian Eskimo A

20th century, in the form of three stylized leaping salmon, on a stone base, signature obscured (possibly Charlie Ugyuk?) h. 12-3/4 w. 9 d. 7 in. Provenance: Private collection, Larchmont, NY

TUKIKI MANOMIE (Canadian/Inuit b. 1952) A SERPENTINE SCULPTURE, "Bird Spirit," 1989, carved in the form of a metamorphic three headed creature, the central head in the likeness of a bird with a promin

Three Lladro Bear Themed Sculptures - Includes: Bear Seated #1206 (3 1/2" H); Attentive Bear #1204 (3 7/8" H x 5 1/4" W); Eskimo with Polar Bear #1195 (4 3/4" H). All pieces are glazed finish. All are

Likely by non-Inuit artists, Toha'to.da, "Kneeling Man"; Ross Parkinson, "Dolphin"; and Dimu, "Leaping Trout" Height of first: 6 1/2in, Length of latter two: 5 1/4 and 4in