NORTHWEST COAST First Nations BEAR Paddle, Oar

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

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

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

Dancing Bear Silkscreen by Beau Dick signed lower left - limited 20/27. Native American First Nations Northwest Coast artist and Chief. (Kwakwaka'wakw) Professionally framed and matted.

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 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 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 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 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

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 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

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

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”

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".

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

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

First Nations, Northwest Coast Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver, Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl), ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A beautiful handmade button blanket made from wool twill, appliqued red f

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 and caribou antler sculpture - the an

**Originally Listed At $600** Native American / First Nations, Northwest Coast United States, Alaska or Canada, Inupiaq / Inuit people, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A hand-carved scene rendered in