NORTHWEST COAST First Nations 22" Raven Panel by Harvey

NORTHWEST COAST First Nations RAVEN with Light Paddle, Oar by Harvey John, Nuu-chah-nulthDescription: Harvey John, Nuu-chah-nulth - Raven with light paddle. Hand carved, yellow cedar, acrylicDimension

Description: Harvey John, Nuu-chah-nulth 12” yellow cedar Eagle panel.Signed by the artist on the back.In traditional First Nations art and culture, the Eagle is seen as the Spiritual Guide. The eag

NORTHWEST COAST First Nations Owl Carving by Harvey John, Nuu-chah-nulthSigned by the artist on the back.Dimensions: 16” x 6” x 0.5”

NORTHWEST COAST First Nations 18" Salmon Carving by Harvey John, Nuu-chah-nulthSigned by the artist on the back.Dimensions: 18” x 6” x 1”

NORTHWEST COAST First Nations 21\" Hummingbird Carving by Harvey John, Nuu-chah-nulthSigned by the artist on the back.Dimensions: 21” x 5” x 1”

NORTHWEST COAST First Nations 21" Hummingbird Carving by Harvey John, Nuu-chah-nulthSigned by the artist on the back.Dimensions: 21” x 5” x 1”

A unique collector's item - a Northwest coast ceremonial raven rattle. Also described as a welcome rattle. A reproduction by Boma, a Canadian company. From a private collection. Dimensions: 8"h x 11.5

NORTHWEST COAST First Nations Indigenous 21 x 11” Sandblasted Cedar THUNDERBIRD Panel by Trevor Hunt, Kwakiutl21” Long x 11” wide x 2” deepRed cedar, acrylicSigned on the back by the artist.Ar

Native American / First Nations, Pacific Northwest Coast, United States or Canada, Tlingit, ca. 19th century CE. An important heraldic plaque known as a "copper" made from a hammered sheet of copper w

First Nations / Canada, Northwest Coast, British Columbia, Haida Gwaii archipelago, Haida people, ca. 20th century CE. A finely carved argillite pipe in the form of an anthropomorphic head whose hat s

NORTHWEST COAST First Nations HUMMINGBIRD Native Bracelet- 14k gold and Sterling silverJoe Descoteaux, 3/8" W X 6" L HUMMINGBIRD. design, 14k Gold and Sterling Silver BraceletA 14k & Sterling silver H

Northwest Coast First Nations - Stewart Jacobs, Squamish Nation- Large Ceramic Bowl 11” x 10.5” x 6" hStewart Jacobs, Squamish Nation- ceramic Bear Bowl with handles.Lines are hand carved and hand

NORTHWEST COAST First Nations 26” Salmon Carving by David Louis, SquamishSigned by the artist on the back.Dimensions: 26” x 6” x 1”David Louis was born in 1969. His mother was Sqamish and his

NORTHWEST COAST First Nations 11” Bear Totem Carving by Richard Krawchuck, SquamishSigned by the artist on the back.Dimensions: 11” x 4” x 1”Artist: Richard Krawchuck was born in 1956 in Squam

Hand carved and painted wood spoon with animal totem figure in blue and black. Unknown artist - unsigned.

Boma Canada Pewter Carved Horn Salad or Serving Spoon with Pacific Northwest Coast First Nation / Haida, Salish Imagery. Outstanding artistry of craving. Measures 6" long x 1 1/2" W. Stamped with "Bom

Northwest coast First Nations hand carved sculpture, signed and dated 1982, 11 1/2 plus wooden base, excellent.

Northwest Coast First Nations Thunderbird mask, in carved wood with looped horns and a long hinged beak, unpainted and having a textured surface, apparently unsigned. Approximate dimensions: h. 12.25"

Northwest Coast First Nations Haida Bentwood Box by Donovan Gates (b. 1954). Carved and painted cedar. Size: 9'' x 14'' x 8'' (23 x 36 x 20 cm). Property from the Jim and Kit Horne Collection.

NORTHWEST COAST First Nations 41” Yellow Cedar ORCA Totem Plaque by Lawrence Scow, Kwak'waka'wakwLawrence Scow (b.1958)Yellow Cedar, AcrylicApprox 41” L x 19” wide*There is a small fix on the ea

Great Northwest Coast First Nation carved mask with shell inlay and great detail. Signed on backside 1966. Measures at 9 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 7".

Northwest coast Native American Indian carved panel titled "Raven", signed by Eric Baker. Dimensions: 17.25" L ; 

Native American / First Nations, Northwest Coast United States, Alaska or Canada, Inupiaq/Inuit people, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A hand carved caribou antler - the tine tips cared into animal

Native American / First Nations, Northwest Coast United States, Alaska or Canada, Inupiaq/Inuit people, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A hand carved soapstone sculpture of a bird perched upon a fox