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246 247 248 249 246 A MAORI ‘MERE POUNAMU’ GREENSTONE SHORT CLUB, NEW ZEALAND With stepped rounded pommel, pierced for suspension, 33cm long £400-£600 247 A LARGE MAORI ‘WAKAHUIA’ FEATHER BOX, NEW ZEALAND Of elliptical shape, the lid with central ridge in the shape of two anthropomorphic figures, decorated on each side with two large heads, the tongue sticking out, the round eyes inlaid with paua shell, the same intricate decoration repeated on the body, supported by two feet in the shape of kneeling figures, 38cm long £300-£500 248 A MAORI ‘WAKAHUIA’ FEATHER BOX, NEW ZEALAND The lid decorated with a face with the tongue sticking out at either side, the rest intricately carved, with round paua shell inlays, supported by two feet in the shape of janiform heads, 30cm long £150-£250 249 A MAORI DANCE PADDLE, NEW ZEALAND The leaf-shaped section carved on one side with a tiki head, the tongue sticking out and the eyes inlaid with paua shell roundels, the other side with an incised geometric pattern, the terminal carved with a suspension hoop and shell inlays, 61cm long £300-£500 250 THREE MAORI TIKI IDOLS, NEW ZEALAND (3) £50-£80 68
252 251 251 A SAMI BONE SPOON, SCANDINAVIA With openwork handle, the bowl decorated with an engraved caribou, 9.5cm long 254 Provenance: Bonhams, 21 January 2009, lot 864 (part). D.W. Collings Collection, acquired in 1933. Then by descent to H.D. Collings. £150-£200 252 A PAIR OF CREE SNOW SHOES, CANADA Composed of bent wood, woven thread and hide strings, 85cm long (2) £80-£120 253 HENRY NAPARTUK, Inuit (1932 - 1985), ‘Eskimo and Walrus’ 24cm x 15.5cm, framed and glazed £40-£60 254 A LA TOLITA TERRACOTTA OCARINA, ECUADOR In the shape of a monkey, with large round eyes and wide grin, 8cm high; together with another Pre-Columbian style terracotta figure and jade axe (3) 255 Provenance: English private collection, Mr M. Vaughan, London, formed in the 1970s-1980s. £80-£120 255 THREE PRE-COLUMBIAN POTTERY FRAGMENTS, MEXICO Including a plaque showing a priest’s head, wearing a ‘butterfly’ headdress, Teotihuacan, 6.7cm wide; a doll’s head with well-defined features, Teotihuacan, mounted on a Mexican silver brooch, 3.5cm high; and a clay head of a cat or chihuahua, 3cm high (3) 256 Provenance: the plaque fragment, John Sandon Collection, received as gift from Hasso von Winning, expert in Pre-Columbian pottery, circa 1978. £100-£150 256 A PRE-COLUMBIAN POTTERY ZOOMORPHIC BOWL, COSTA RICA In the form of a jaguar, with applied snarling head, four paws and tail, decorated with red slip, circa 6th-10th Century A.D., 10cm long Provenance: Henry Sandon Collection, England, acquired in the 1960s. £50-£80 257 A CHANCAY POTTERY FIGURE, PERU With wide face and tall headdress, the short arms spread open, all details added in umber paint, 16cm high Provenance: English private collection, Mr & Mrs Balfour-Paul, acquired in the 1970s. £150-£250 257 258 TWO PRE COLUMBIAN STYLE TERRACOTTA FIGURES A Colima-style seated male figure with a bowl on the shoulder, 25cm high; and a Jalisco-style figure with high headdress, 29.5cm high (2) Provenance: French private collection, purchased from Galerie Duperrier, Paris, in the 1960s. £50-£80 <strong>Antiquities</strong> and Tribal Art 69
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