Eskimo Inuit Carved Stone Hunter Holding Seal-Signed
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: Eskimo: Sculpture Pre 1970: item #728415
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Skidstuff
212-274-0525
$500.00
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Spectacular traditional stone sculpture carved by an Inuit eskimo artisan that likely dates to the early 1960s. This piece features an eskimo man carrying a recently hunted seal. The carving is large, impressive and well rendered in 360º, dramatically capturing a realistic moment in the life of the eskimo people. Clearly this is executed by a very talented craftsman who understands the imagery, form and creating 3 dimensional pieces. Outstanding! Size/Condition: Measures 7.25"Lx 5.25"Wx 8.5"H an... Click for details
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Eskimo Inuit Stone Carving Hunter w/Seal-Sgnd
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: Eskimo: Sculpture Pre 1970: item #712132
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Skidstuff
212-274-0525
$350.00
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Excellent traditional folk art eskimo Inuit stone carving featuring an eskimo hunter pulling a seal from the icy waters. This piece is well rendered in 360º by an obviously talented craftsman who understands form and creating 3 dimensional pieces. This was likely carved in the 1960s and retailed by Canada Art, with the sticker long gone, as is typical of these items. Measures 9.5"x 3.25"x 5.5" and is in excellent condition with a minor few little marks. Very well scratch/engrave signed to the ba... Click for details
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ALASKAN STONE CARVING OF HUNTER AND TWO SEALS
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: Eskimo: Sculpture Pre 1980: item #496976
BB.066
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HD ENTERPRISES, INC.
303-695-1301
$2000.00
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This heavy, 9 ½” long black soapstone carving (BB66) depicts a powerful Eskimo hunter atop an ice flow below which lies two wounded seals. Reportedly from the Port Harrison area of Alaska, the highly polished piece is unsigned and in overall very good condition with a small chip on the rear corner of the carving just below the heel of the hunter’s right foot. Two ivory or bone implements (spear, knife, harpoon?) may not be in the location intended by the artist, and both of the pieces are damage... Click for details
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Inuit Eskimo Jade beaver sculpture
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: Eskimo: Sculpture Pre 1970: item #416420
4535
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One of a Kind ANTIQUES And ART
860-767-2150
$425
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Eskimo carving.British Columbia Inuit Jade beaver sculpture hand carved and signed on its underneath. This Eskimo carving is quite wonderful in its simplicity. Measures 7 and one half inches long. The color is a deep rich emerald green.Purchased in 1970. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply.*** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have ... Click for details
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WALRUS IVORY SEA OTTER, SIGNED D.J. PULLOCK
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: Eskimo: Sculpture Pre 1980: item #331182
WJF.1236
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HD ENTERPRISES, INC.
303-695-1301
$175.00
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This is the sweetest little piece! Measuring 2 1/16” in length and signed on its flat bottom by Native American artist D.J. PULLOCK, KING ISLAND, ALASKA, this well carved and polished walrus ivory figure (WJF1236) depicts a sea otter floating on its back, a whimsically familiar attitude. In excellent condition, this little charmer comes with a small display card.
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CARVED WALRUS IVORY NARWHAL, D.J. PULLOCK
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Americas: Eskimo: Sculpture Pre 1980: item #285681
WJF.1231
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HD ENTERPRISES, INC.
303-695-1301
$125.00
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So what’s a ‘narwhal’? According to Webster, it’s ‘a large, arctic cetacean, having in the male a long, straight, spiral tusk, and valued for its oil and ivory’. Okay! So what’s a ‘cetacean’? Well, good old Webster says ‘of or belonging to an order of aquatic mammals, especially those of a fishlike form with teeth conic or absent, including the whales, dolphins, and porpoises’. ‘Nuff of that! At any rate, this little character (WJF1231), carved in walrus ivory and polished by Alaskan Native Amer... Click for details
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