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Tribal — Gibson's Auctioneers & Valuers

$11,590
A parrying shield Qauata, San Christobel, Solomon Islands,…
$7,320
A dance club, Kikavo, Fiji, finely carved throughout, with deep…
$2,684
Artist Unknown (Tiwi Islands), Tutuni, Pukumani Pole, natural…
$2,684
Artist Unknown (Tiwi Islands), Pukumani Pole (Pelican), natural…
Auction House:
Gibson's Auctioneers & Valuers
Number of lots recorded:11
Lots with images:11
Prices available:11
Category:
Tribal
LotDescriptionPriceImage
*** Shark tooth sword, New Guinea, carved wood with shark teeth and textile, 76 cm high, 7.5 cm wide, 3.5 cm deep ***
*** A collection of carved wood oceanic and tribal objects, comprising a Massim carved wood twin handled bowl, Papua New Guinea, a carved wood standing figure, African and a large rustic style bowl, the figure 56 cm high ***
*** A Papua New Guinean ceremonial mask, lower Sepik River, 84.5 cm long ***
*** A decorative shell and feather mask, Papua New Guinea, 34 cm diameter ***
*** An African zoomorphic horned mask, the wood, textile and pigment decorated mask with a textile fringe, on display stand, the mask 55 cm long including fringe ***
*** Sepik River ancestral spirit figure, New Guinea, carved and painted and coloured wood with shells and textile decoration, 34 cm high ***
*** A collection of carved wood spirit figures, Papua New Guinea, comprising a Middle Ramu figure, a food hook and a pigment painted souvenir mask, Middle Sepik River, the largest figure 91 cm high ***
*** A carved bone 'dragon' motif blow pipe, Indonesian, 142 cm long ***
*** Central Sepik River ceremonial shield, with crocodile and face decoration, carved and incised wood, 90 cm high, 45 cm wide, 11 cm deep ***
*** Black Body Mask, Touba Makonde - Tanzania, 75 cm high, 28 cm wide. Provenance: Sidewalk Gallery, Hobart ***
*** A collection of curios from New Guinea, including a pig jaw, comprising a lime bowl with cassowarry bone spatula from Tambanum and a koteka, the pig jaw 40 cm long ***