Tribal Art New Guinea

Oceanic Schouten islands Pounder Papua New Guinea A Fine old hard wood Pounder or pestle with a

Tapa dance shield. Baining People, New Britain, Papua New Guinea. First half, 20th century

Cache-Sexe Papua New Guinea Culture, Papua New Guinea Natural fibers, boar’s tails, and pigment

mid-20th century Tami Islands Papua new guinea wooden feast bowl Of classic form, each end carved

A pair of Papua New Guinea yam festival masks from the mid 20th century. These vintage ceremonial

"Large Ceremonial Wooden Bowl – Admiralty Islands, Papua New Guinea" Large Ceremonial Wooden Bowl

Papua New Guinea: Talipun, Boiken, Sepik River Region  Northern Papua New Guinea, 20th Century  A

Large dark reddish brown carved wood mask with underlying traces of red pigment, from New Guinea

A yam ancestor TOTEM pole from the mid-Sepik River region of Papua New Guinea. Carved out of a

Papua New Guinea standing male figure carved hardwood fragment, possibly from canoe? Back broken

originates from the Middle Sepik region of Papua New Guinea. The figure combines strong sculptural presence

This belt is a traditional ceremonial men's ornament, knotted from a strong heavy handmade cord and showing a dark patina vegetable dye. Two rows of cowries are used to cover the su...

A Papua New Guinea yam festival mask of a horn-billed bird from the mid-20th century. This vintage

Yua Shell Currency, Bride’s Price Sepik River Region, Papua New Guinea Hand carved from a clam

Yua Shell Currency, Bride’s Price Sepik River Region, Papua New Guinea Hand carved from a clam

curled arms carved on forehead. From Sepik River Area of Papua New Guinea. Signs of wear, encrusted

Two Oceanic ceremonial weapons from PNG highlands circa 20th century. It consists of two pieces. The first is an ax with a wood shaft and a flat elongated head wrapped in finely wove...

Early Papua New Guinea abstract hook figure or mask with two opposing hooks, and central looped

combat, they are appealing and captivating. Abelam culture, Papua New Guinea Fiber, boar tusks

design, mid 20th century Aibom village, Chambri Lake, Middle Sepik River region, Papua New Guinea. The

Large woven painted basketry wall mask created in Blackwater Rivers area, Papua New Guinea. With

Papua New Guinea standing figure from the Bioma peoples with raised designs, stylized classic face

Early Papua New Guinea painted Maprik carved hard wood mask. Mid-20th century, with wonderful

Large Early Papua New Guinea Carved Coconut Scoop or Spoon with Figure Scoop is 3 x 4 3/4 x 4 3/4

Woven painted basketry yam helmet style mask from Papua New Guinea. Hollow woven form with traces

From Papua New Guinea an early painted Maprik carved wood head sculpture or mask, intense

Early Papua New Guinea Sepik River area tightly woven raffia yam mask with areas of heavy yellow

Early Papua New Guinea Sepik tightly woven raffia mask from a talipun bride price currency piece

Group of three early Papua New Guinea Sepik miniature tightly woven raffia yam mask with areas of

Early Papua New Guinea Sepik tightly woven raffia mask from a talipun bride price currency. Areas

Early woven painted basketry yam mask from Papua New Guinea. Bug eyed or bird faced mask with heavy

Early Papua New Guinea painted Maprik carved hard wood mask with long curved tongue. Mid-20th

Early Papua New Guinea Sepik light wood yam mask. Elegant flame shaped form, old, oxidized wood

Early hand carved stone axe with face, long nose with pierced nostrils, framed by loose oval form. Round eyes and slit mouth. Old worn surface. 8 1/2 inches high, early to mid 20th...

A pair of Papua New Guinea Mendi wooden war shields on custom stands from the mid-20th century

Early 20th Century Shield, Wahgi Valley, Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea This large, post

Ornately decorated rim, with abstract carving on bottom. Beautiful rich patina.

Ornately decorated rim, with abstract carvings on bottom. Beautiful rich patina.

A superbly executed carved and painted Crocodile Headrest from the Sepik region of Papua new

A Mendi 'Compensation' or 'Revenge' Doll, traditionally made with pandanus leaves, bilum string, shells, wood, seeds and objets trouve with pigments. These dolls represent individua...

. Origin Papua New Guinea Maprik Dist Area From the Art Collection of Marian and John Scott, acquired in

of the headhunter tribe in Papua New Guinea, a Provincial Indonesian island, in the mid 20th century

A ritual artifact from the tribe of the Asmat poeple, an ethnic group of New Guinea living in the

Ritual Bowl – Iatmul People, Sepik River, Papua New Guinea (c. 1880–1930) Material: Coconut shell

. Simply a wonderful Oceanic tribal carving! Date: Likely Mid-20th Century or possibly earlier Overall

Papua New Guinea, Central Highlands, Huli people, 1st half 20th century Crafted from the wearer’s

Probably Papua New Guinea, or Borneo, Dayak, late 19th/early 20th century H. approx. 12 cm (incl

first half of the 20th century, collected from the coast of the headhunting tribe in Papua New Guinea, a

Child (?) or Male and Female (?) Wood ebony with lime infill Massim Area, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia

A Superbly Carved Lime Spatula Representing Two Figures Wood (ebony) Northern (?) Massim, New

Papua New Guinea, Sepik Region, Abelam people, early 20th century Bone daggers in the Sepik region

Iatmul, Papua New Guinea, 20th century This ceremonial headdress is traditionally worn by a young

mission. The museum's exhibits, which include taxidermy, cultural artefacts, Indigenous art, and items

Province, Papua New Guinea The platter's rich dark brown patina is from years of use and storage. This

Sepik River Province, Papua New Guinea, probably late 19th century Tortoiseshell bracelets are

Papua New Guinea, 18th-19th century L. 22.5 x W. 18 cm (approx.) Provenance: Collected by Schulze

Papua New Guinea, early 20th century, A Bilum bag from Papua New Guinea, crafted from bark fiber