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Tribal — Lugosi Auctioneers & Valuers

$1,416
Anchor Gulunba, traditional fish trap (Manjabu) made with Milil…
$826
David Milaybuma Barramundi bark painting djirrama from Western…
$280
Antique nulla nulla wood tribal club from Fiji with good patina…
$280
EarlyPapua New Guinea fish shape board with ochre collected…
Auction House:
Lugosi Auctioneers & Valuers
Number of lots recorded:16
Lots with images:16
Prices available:16
Category:
Tribal
LotDescriptionPriceImage
*** Anchor Gulunba, traditional fish trap (Manjabu) made with Milil (a vine - Malalasia Scandens) and Maubeli (Wrightia Saligna). 200 cm x 45 cm diameter. Sydney private collection. Provenance: Darwin Art Gallery, Smith Street, bought in 1983. ***
*** David Milaybuma Barramundi bark painting djirrama from Western Arnhem Land af label verso ***
*** EarlyPapua New Guinea fish shape board with ochre collected 1927 inPapua New Guinea by the vendors Grandmother, measures 78 cm long ***
*** Antique nulla nulla wood tribal club from Fiji with good patina measures 38.5 cm high age crack to club head ***
*** PNG carved painted wooden spirit house on stand measures 77 cm high ***
*** Kalimantan carving measures 82 cm x 37 cm purchased by the vendors in 1987 ***
*** Pair of antique ivory African busts of two people, 6.5 cm and 7.2 cm ***
*** PNG stamp packs (115) ***
*** Santa Clara pottery American Indian vase with floral design 16 cm high and one miniature vase 4.5 cm high signed to base (2) ***
*** Antique Inuit whale bone carving 14.5 cm long ***
*** Jade pendant in shape of hei matau (the Fishhook) made form New Zealand pounamu greenstone jade Maori's wear hei matau for protection and prosperity ***
*** Inuit large carving of a seal measures 27 cm ***
*** African carved wood figure of a tribal elder 55 cm ***
*** PNG vintage carved wood fish hook 39.5 cm ***
*** Two Royal Doulton Aboriginal and Zulu cabinet plates measure 27 cm diam ***
*** One volume Southeast Asian Ceramics from the collection of Margot and Hans Ries. Pacific Asia Museum Pasadena ***