Three Papua New Guinea painted bark house boards

Group of four Sepik, Papua New Guinea painted panels; three on bark, together with one on wood; L: 29 5/8" (longest, approx.)

Group of four Sepik, Papua New Guinea painted panels; three on bark, together with one on wood; L: 29 5/8" (longest, approx.)

Papua New Guinea Painted Bark Panel, approx. 26" by 45.5"

Group of three Sepik, Papua New Guinea painted and carved wood suspension hooks; each of various figural forms (stands not included); L: 22" (largest, approx.)

Group of three Sepik, Papua New Guinea painted and carved wood suspension hooks; each of various figural forms (stands not included); L: 22" (largest, approx.)

Old 20th Century Oceanic Carved House Mask.Sepic River area of Papua New Guinea, a wood carved, earth painted house insignia as an elongated mask form. Nice size, cowrie inlaid eyes, expressive nose,

Three masks from Papua New Guinea: One middle Sepik painted dance mask with palm border, one lower Sepik wooden mask, and one Ramu mask with faded pigments. 21.7", 29", and 17.4"

Papua New Guinea Men's Ceremonial House 2 painted panels.Pigments, Sago Palm Tree, Fibers. Tallest measures 42 1/4 inches high and 22 1/2 inches widest. The other one measures 41 inches high and 16 1/

Three Bamboo Hunting Spears, Papua New Guinea. Some decorated with painted or incised designs. Sizes: 1) 58.5'' x .5'' (149 x 1 cm); 2) 63.25'' x .5'' (161 x 1 cm); 3) 59.75'' x .5'' (152 x 1 cm). Not

Papua New Guinea house post guardian, Middle Sepik region, carved wood with traces of pigment, showing three faces, used to protect men's common house, approx. 47"h x 9.5"w x 5.5"d Provenance: Arte Pr

Three carved totems of birds from Papua New Guinea, including hornbill painted balsa wood yam carving, painted hornbill carving, and heavy wooden carving of hawk atop human head with shell inlaid eyes

**Originally Listed At $200** Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Sepik River region, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine spear and canoe prow ornament, hand-built from several painted bark panels which are fasten

Artist unknown An Elaborate Papua New Guinea Ceremonial Headdress, 20th Century Mixed media piece comprised of painted bark, fiber, hair, and shells with feather and beetle decoration. On a metal stan

probably Sepik River area, possibly 20th century, various forms, carved and painted wood, two with fiber and cowrie shell embellishments, largest 22-3/8 x 5-1/4 in. Provenance: Collection from Blue Ha

Each a polychrome painted mask from the Sepik River region, likely the Iatmul tribe. The largest mask measuring 33" x 17" and the two smaller measuring 26" x 28"

Three pieces of pottery from the Papua New Guinea, including a painted Kwoma pot in the shape of a Yam with two ancestor faces, an Aibom pot with an image of an ancestor spirit, and a cooking pot from

Massive Papua New Guinea polychrome wood plank/gope board; depicting three smiling faces, surrounded by swirling designs; in black, white and red; H: 95 1/2" (approx.)

Three Gope Ancestor boards from Papua New Guinea. Two figural Papuan Gulf boards, one Purari River board. Carved wood with natural pigments, 33"-36"

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Admiralty Islands (Manus Province) 20th century or earlier. Obsidian stone cut blade with bark painted handle constructed of tree nut resin, fibers, and pigment. Symbols of

Lower Sepik River House Papua New Guinea Hand Carved Hand Painted Mask. Purchased by the collector in the1970's. 10 inches x 30 inches x 12 inches

Ancient Washkuk roof panel of a men's house - Kwoma - Papua New Guinea Mid 20th century Bark 45 x 38 cm Roof pane used for a men's house of Washkuk area. The panel is made from the inner bark of palm

Two bark cloth skirts, Maisin people, Oro province; Papua New Guinea.Of beaten mulberry bark tapa, the cloths painted with elaborate curvilinear designs on a white field with black highlighting. Excel

Group of six Sepik, Papua New Guinea carved wood and painted pieces, including: three plaques; two snakes; together with eel; H: 25 3/4" (largest, approx.)

2 New Guinea Painted Ceremonial House Panels,Shields. Two painted, tribal ceremonial house panels made of bark from New Guinea. One of the panels are made up of two separate pieces and joined together