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SOLD #103-The two delicately suspended killer whales make this a very high quality Rufus Moody totem pole. The other figures are eagle, bear and Thunderbird. Argillite from Haida Gwaii.
SOLD #197-A unique argillite sculpture by Francis Pollard features mother and baby killer whales. The eyes are inlaid with abalone. Haida art.
SOLD #137-This innovative piece of work is an argillite candlestick holder. A box style design is wrapped around the whole piece. By Pat Dixon, Haida.
SOLD #162-The box is an unsigned older piece of work. The designs on the ends and sides are probably bear and dragonfly or mosquito.
#184-The box lid, a companion piece, was done later by Pat Dixon and is Wasco with Killer whale. All Haida argillite from the Queen Charlotte Inslands, now named Haida Gwaii
SOLD #196-This fierce creature with the big teeth and inlaid eyes is a Haida Killer Whale.
The carver is Jack Pollard. 4" tall
SOLD #166-An argillite sculpture by Ron Wilson represents a Haida shark. Nice detail and highly polished First Nations Art.
#142-This large argillite platter is an example of Pat Dixon's or any Haida Carvers finest work. The figures are eagle and killer whale. The inlay is abalone shell and the backgroud is
SOLD fully cross hatched.
#116 SOLD Tom Hans work is often easy to identify by it's precise form and carved base. Haida argillite carved in the 1960's.
#153- SOLD There is a lot of detail on this small argillite totem pole. Though unsigned it appears to be the work of Robert Davidson Sr.
#104-SOLD-Master carver Claud Davidson managed to place 6 figures on this detailed pole. Haida argillite from the Queen Charlotte Is.
SOLD #2-This 22" tall totem pole is classic Rufus Moody work. Using argillite from the Slatechuck creek this is a big totem.
#149-SOLD This old style Haida argillite pole is done in the style of George Smith. The top figure is raven but the others are unidentified.
#138-SOLD-This Haida argillite pipe has a bone mouthpiece. The figures are human, raven and frog. Attributed to Moses Ingram, this pipe can be smoked.
#136- SOLD Very rare to see an argillite carving in progress. A real collectable as the artist, Pat McGuire died before he could finish it.
#134-SOLD-Claud Davidson carved the argillite totem pole that features eagle, halibut, raven, bear and frog. Haida 6 1/4" tall.
#118-SOLD-This old pole has a wooden base. The carver is unknown but the work is very finely done. Thunderbird on eagle and bear?
#156-SOLD Haida Argillite totem pole carved by Robert Davidson Sr. Eagle with frog, bear and another bear with frog. Height 6 1/4"
SOLD #161-A good example of why Pat McGuire's work is so highly valued. This Haida argillite pole features Eagle, Raven & Wasco.
#204-SOLD Red cedar Tsonoqua (Wild Woman) mask by Val Stickings. This is a Kwa-guilth style mask carved, painted and with horse hair.
#167-Haida Beaver with Gnawing stick carving in red cedar by Freida Diesing. This is a very high quality carving from 1971.
SOLD #186-This totem pole is a replica of the famous Skidigate Eagle and Beaver pole. Over 1 1/2 feet tall and carved by Billy Stevens
#188-SOLD Haida argillite Eagle figure from the Skidigate Eagle and Beaver pole. Carved in Skitigate by Billy Stevens after the original fell.
SOLD #189-This is a stunning 16" Haida argillite pole by Pat Dixon. From the top the figures are Eagle, Whale, Raven and Beaver with gnawing stick.
#195-The only Coast Salish piece in the collection this is a red cedar Human face mask by master carver Simon Charlie.
#148, #182, #175-Pendants carved by Pat McGuire. Haida designs in argillite. Eagle, Frog, and Sun Spirit from Haida Gwaii.
#140 SOLD #205, #139 SOLD-Ivory totem poles carved and painted in the Kwa-guilth style. Origin is unknown. Pole on the left has a drum base. Probably walrus tusk ivory.
#199-SOLD-This high relief red cedar panel depicts Sisiutle, the two headed sea monster along with wild woman, Tsonoqua and child. This is Kwa-guilth art by Bob Whonnock.
SOLD #177-A pair of red cedar paddles carved and painted by Mark Spence about 1939. This is old style Haida art by a renowned artist.
Pat Dixon carving the platter #142
Frieda Diesing with two of her masks when she lived and worked in Prince Rupert.
Pacific Northwest Coast argillite carving.
Arts of the Pacific Northwest Coast argillite carving.
Haida Argillite carvers and there carvings.
Argillite totem pole carvers.
Pacific Northwest Coast Silk screen prints and paintings for sale
Argillite carving and totem poles for sale.