Two Inuit figural sculptures

Two various hardstone Canadian Inuit figural sculptures, one of an Inuit skinning a fish, signed illegibly on base. [5 3/4" H x 10" W x 7" D]. Together with a smaller Canadian Inuit-style sculpture. E

Two carved Inuit stone sculptures to include a figural sculpture signed illegibly, and a hawk sculpture signed by Josephine Pudloo. Larger: 12in tall x 4in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NY

An Inuit figural sculpture by A. Namdani, titled "Standing Green Bear," composed of mottled green and brown granite, signed to bottom of left paw; two labels and inscribed D243__, 9.25"h. Provenance:

This is a beautiful and unusual estate found hand carved Canadian Inuit figural stone sculpture group of two ducks resting on an antler. The underside of one duck is signed in Inuktitut syllabics. It

Apparently unsigned. possibly Inuit, Depicting two figures in an embrace. Felt lined bottom. Dimensions: H 6.5" x W 7" x D 2.5" Condition: No issues to note.

Two Inuit Carved Figures - A polished soapstone sculpture of man standing on rocks 7 1/2" h, pictorial/symbol maker mark on bottom of sculpture. Together with a grey soapstone figural group of adult a

Mystery Artist (Native Alaskan, 20th Century). a Lot of two artisan carved stone statues. Includes: one (1) figural work produced in a whimsical style depicting a smiling Inuit hunter in traditional c

(lot of 2) Inuit figural sculptures by Ada Eyetoaq (b.1934), the first titled "Bear Woman and Child," composed of dark gray basalt, signed with syllabics and dated 1985 to the base, with igloo tag #S-

(lot of 2) Inuit figural sculptures, the first attributed to Andy Mamgark titled "Grey Bear Preening," and composed of grey soapstone, with indistinct signature on base and faint syllabic inscription;

(lot of 4) Inuit figural sculptures, the first by Bartholemy, titled "Man and Fish," and composed of green and gray soapstone, with syllabic signature, label and igloo tag to base, 5"h; the second by

Comprising an Inuit hunter and a fish. [8" x 6" largest].

DESCRIPTION: Three semi-precious stone sculptures-one possibly serpentine jade Guan Yin with open-work floral designs, one green quartz sculpture of two women with open-work floral designs, and one am

Comprising a sculpture of an Inuit Eskimo and a seated figure. [3" - 7 1/2" H].

Two Inuit sculptures of men - one with a label "Canadian Eskimo Art" and unsigned. The other signed "Lucassite Amia, 2003". Dimensions:  Largest - 6.5" W x 5.5"

Two sculptures comprising: 1.) An Inuit figure, signed "Silasiapil-1145." 2.) Seal group signed "Puvongnetoit 22." Dimensions:  Largest - 6.5" W x 7" D&nbs

TWO FIGURAL SCULPTURES1) 20th Century Chinese bronze Guanyin. Height 9”.2) Late 18th/Early 19th Century Spanish Colonial Santos figure. Height 10”.

An Inuit figural sculpture by Henry Evaluardjuk (1923 - 2007), Iqaluit, titled "Dancing Bear," composed of green soapstone, signed "HENRY" to the foot and with syllabics, 9"h. Provenance: Estate of Sh

Small Inuit figural sculpture Height: 6 inches, width 4 inches.According to one person, the artist of the sculpture is Barnabus Arnasungaaq.We do not have the time to confirm this as the auction is ab

An Inuit figural sculpture by Towatugu, titled "Bear Scenting, Head Up," composed of mottled green soapstone, signed with Inuit signature under Igloo tag, 8.5"h. Provenance: Estate of Sheila Martin-St

An Inuit figural sculpture by Kuk, Povungnituk, titled "Large Seal," composed of grey soapstone, inscibed with illegible signature and number to the base, 10.5"h x 14.5"w. Provenance: Estate of Sheila

Bruno Zach, Attribution Austrian, Early 20th Century Two Figural Sculptures on Sleds Argentor, Vienna bronze marked 'ARGENTOR' Width of widest 10 1/2 inches

Karl Hagenauer (Austrian, 1898-1956). Group of two figural sculptures: one of wood depicting a haloed Mary and infant Christ; the other of bronze depicting a woman's face resting on a bangled arm. Bot

AFRICAN CARVED WOOD STOOL, H 25", DIA 10" Seat held up by two figural sculptures and a snake. Figural sculptures are kneeling, with exaggerated eyes and mouth, Seat has geometric patterning.Provenance

Asian, 20th century. A group of two figural sculptures of men riding on animals comprising of one of cast bronze after Koun Takamura (Japanese, 1852- 1934), "Samurai Kusunoki Masashige", inscribed to