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Tribal interest, Hand forged Iron spear heads and an Aboriginal wooden club

A collection of Aboriginal rain tubes and other musical instruments.

Williamson (Capt. Thomas) Foreign Field Sports, Fisheries, Sporting Anecdotes, second edition, half-title, 110 hand-coloured plates, all but 3 aquatints (2 coloured line and 1 coloured line and stipple), one with marginal tear, one at end working loose, some light offsetting, contemporary diced russia, stamped in gilt and blind, rebacked, rubbed, [Abbey, Travel 3; Tooley 275; Schwerdt I, p.179; Bobins 337], small folio, H.R. Young, 1819.⁂ Includes hunting of crocodile, buffalo, boa, tiger, elephant, wild boar, elk, fishing in Lapland, a series on bull-fighting and the last 10 plates depicting aboriginal hunting activities in Australia.

Aboriginal art. 'Dogs of Bahloo'. Painted bark. Circa 1980. H.32 W.22 cm.

Eddie Pappelendam (20th Century, Australian Aboriginal School), a gouache, An Australian Egret within a naturalistic setting, vibrantly coloured, signed to the lower right and dated '94, framed, mounted, and under glass, 49cm x 60cm, & 80cm x 95cm overall

Four various ostrich eggs; Australian Aboriginal art ostrich egg detailing a carved wallaby

ABORIGINAL RAIN MAKER made of bamboo126cm long

An Aboriginal boomerang probably first half 20th century, with pointed ends, one side with incised opposed triangle decoration, the other undecorated, 27¾in. (70.5cm.) long, 2 3/8in. (6cm.) at widest point in to centre. *Very old worn, slightly rounded tip to both ends. Patch of burnt surface damage to the wood to one end on the decorated side - coloured wax or possibly some wood stain may have been applied here at some time. No other faults.

An Aboriginal narrow shieldAustraliawith incised geometric decoration and with an integral handle,77cm long,another shield with carved and polychrome decoration, 57cm long and a boomerang, 76cm long.

Six Aboriginal boomerangsAustraliathree carved depicting animals, 39.5cm, 61cm and 71cm wide, one with notched wavy and linear decoration, 66cm wide, one with textured surfaces, 52cm wide, one with incised linear decoration to one end, 62cm wide, a boomerang spear with burnt decoration depicting a koala, 59cm long, and two spear throwers woomeras, the longer carved depicting emu's and kangeroo's, with a gum terminal, 81cm and 58.5cm long. (9)

An Aboriginal churingaAustraliawith carved channelled and dot decoration to the front and textured to the curved back, with a later hole to one end, 80cm long,and an Aboriginal spear thrower woomera, with carved stylised channeled linear and dot decoration, with a textured back, 77.7cm long. (2)

An Aboriginal club Australiawith a pointed cylindrical head and a spiral ribbed grip,60.5cm long.

An Aboriginal spear thrower woomeraAustraliathe concave front carved meandering lines, with remains of a sinew bound wood point and resin to the end of the handle,89.5cm long.

An Aboriginal message stick churingaAustraliawith carved chanelled and dot decoration to the front and channelled to the back,50cm long.

A California basketcoiled fibre with woven triangle and star designs in black and red, the base with a fifteen point star in black,11.2cm high, 25cm diameter,a Lozi circular two handled basketry tray, 40.5cm diameter, a Lozi oblong basket and cover, with differing geometric designs, 12.5cm high, and an Aboriginal dilly bag, woven fibre with natural pigment linear decoration, 21cm long. (5)ProvenanceRomy Rey Collection, London.

An Aboriginal shieldNorthern Territory, Australiawith a carved channelled surface and integral handle, with an all-over red pigment and dot decoration to the front,64.5cm long.

An Aboriginal narrow shieldAustraliaslightly curved with carved grooved linear decoration to both sides, the integral handle is missing,81cm long.

A Modern Australian Aboriginal Souvenir Didgeridoo

Taddy's cigarette cards a lot of seven "Natives of the World" cards including one duplicate "Australian (Aboriginal)"

Two Aboriginal boomerangs, an African mask, a painted lion figure and four other items (8)

Vintage wooden aboriginal spear thrower / woomera, 66cm long.

An Australian Aboriginal boomerang, 58.5cm long, early 20th century

Tribal Art - a hardwood club, of Australian Aboriginal leangle type, curved blade, 103cm long

Tribal Art - an Australian Aboriginal parrying shield, stone carved with meandering bands, 75cm long, early 20th century

Tribal Art - an Australian Aboriginal nulla nulla digging stick or waddy club, incised and picked out in earth pigments with geometric motifs, 67.5cm long, early 20th century

A 19TH CENTURY AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL CARVED BOOMERANG, together with a Papua New Guinea Ramu river carved feast bowl with crocodile lug handles

Ainslie Roberts (Australia, 1911 - 1993) - A vintage 20th century print on paper by Australian artist Ainslie Roberts. Titled ' The Thunder Stones '. The print depicting an Aboriginal hunter holding thunder stones. Framed & glazed. Measures approx. 54 x 70cm.

A 19th Century Tribal/Aboriginal Bow, 50cms Long

A 19th/20th Century Aboriginal Hardwood Shield with Carved Wunda Type Design, 65cms with Museum/Collection Disk '45'

An Australian aboriginal wood boomerang, first half 20th c, 67.5cm l Old water stains and old dirt but not chipped or split

A heavily decorated Aboriginal didgeridoo. L.122 cm.

CHIPPEWAY SQUAW & CHILD, kolorierte Lithografie, ca. 40 x 30, aus 'The Aboriginal Portfolio', J. Bariconu (und andere) nach Lewis, [Philadelphia], Lehman & Duval, (1835-1836), R.

Ethnographica: an aboriginal boomerang, with carved decoration, 71cm wide.  

Two Australian aboriginal wood boomerangs, one with incised decoration, a long wooden spear, incised wood curved parrying shield and a carved wood staff (5)

Tribal Art - three mid 20th century Aboriginal bark paintings, stylised fish, largest 50cm x 24.5cm, (3)

AN ABORIGINAL BOOMERANG with one flat edge and long tooling marks throughout, old label inscribed "Murchison River District(?) West Australia", 24 3/4" long (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Generally good, wood appears to carry some age.

An Aboriginal stick/pole with painted decoration, length 60cm and a simple wooden boomerang, 67cm.

Wesley Ngainmirra four Aboriginal artworks.

Two 20th century West Australian Aboriginal paintings on tree bark, monochrome pigments and burnt tree bark, both unsigned, one with label 'Made by West Australian Aboriginal Artists, Aboriginal Traditional Arts, Perth, Western Australia', 20 x 30 cm and 30 x 40 cm, framed (2)

Wooden Aboriginal Figures,with a collection of J.K Rowling Harry Potter books:- One Tray,

A large Australian Aboriginal hardwood boomerang, with faint engraved geometric designs, length 87cmGood original condition, no chips or cracks, probably 19th century

An Aboriginal Acrylic painting by Lindsay Bird Mpetyane, 2005. 42x42cm

An Aboriginal oil painting. 33x44cm

Boldmere wooden artists easel, together with a similar wooden easel by Artistik and Aboriginal artwork on fabric, tallest easel H143cm

Tribal Art: Australian aboriginal woomera in red ochre and having gum handle, 3ft long. Together with a large antique aboriginal chip carved fighting boomerang, stained with red ochre. Approx. 83cm long (damage to edge of one end)

Aboriginal art including printed fabric panel 50cm x 43cm, boomerang, 3 framed fabric panels, musical instrument etc.

Netta - Molls Doll - Other - An unboxed group of 12 collectable dolls, most around 12" in height (some under) made from a variety of materials dressed in traditional attire. Lot includes a Netta Aboriginal doll; a handmade Russian doll by Svetlana of St.Petersberg; a Bavarian doll Molls Doll and similar. Some dolls have some age wear otherwise collection range Fair Plus - Very Good in condition. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)

A collection of carved sculptures, including: tribal carved wood figure of a man, 54cms high; Aboriginal Australian carved wood figure of a man with spear; African carved wood bust of a lady; Verdite South Africa carved stone bust of a man; and others. (9)

Handpainted Aboriginal didgeridoo 46" long and handmade boomerang

Mahogany two drawer side table, with carved Aboriginal style decoration. App. 75cm H x 95cm W x 44.5cm W Reasonable used condition, scuffs and scratches, split to top, small chips

A collection of original 20th century native Australian School / Aboriginal abstract wall art / pictures. A set of three oil paintings on canvas in the native Australian or Aboriginal manner formed from repeating dots and other brush strokes in tones of red, blue, orange, green and white. All framed and glazed. Largest measures 52.5cm x 72.5cm. 

A gilt framed Australian oil on board by Henk Guth, frame size 25 x 30cm. together with a hand-painted aboriginal didgeridoo.

An aboriginal oil painting. Painting measures 38.5x30.5cm. Frame 55x47cm

Australia, officially known as the Commonwealth of Australia, is a country located in the southern hemisphere, comprising the mainland continent and numerous islands in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Here's an overview of Australia:Geography: Australia is the world's sixth-largest country by total area. It is surrounded by the Indian Ocean to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. The country is known for its diverse landscapes, including vast deserts, tropical rainforests, rugged mountains, stunning beaches, and iconic landmarks such as Uluru (Ayers Rock) and the Great Barrier Reef.States and Territories: Australia is divided into six states and two mainland territories. The states are New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia. The mainland territories are the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), where the capital city Canberra is located, and the Northern Territory.Cities: Australia has several major cities, including Sydney, the largest city and commercial hub; Melbourne, known for its vibrant arts and cultural scene; Brisbane, the capital of Queensland; Perth, the capital of Western Australia; Adelaide, known for its festivals and wine regions; and Canberra, the capital of Australia.Unique Wildlife: Australia is famous for its unique wildlife. It is home to a wide variety of animals found nowhere else in the world, including kangaroos, koalas, wombats, platypus, and a diverse range of bird species. The country is also known for its reptiles, such as crocodiles and snakes, including some of the deadliest in the world.Great Barrier Reef: The Great Barrier Reef, located off the coast of Queensland, is the world's largest coral reef system and a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is known for its stunning marine biodiversity, including colorful coral formations, tropical fish, turtles, and other marine species. The reef attracts visitors from around the world for snorkeling, scuba diving, and boat tours.Aboriginal Culture: Australia has a rich Indigenous history dating back tens of thousands of years. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have diverse cultures, languages, and spiritual beliefs. Visitors can learn about Aboriginal art, music, and traditions by visiting cultural centers and participating in guided tours.Outdoor Activities: With its diverse landscapes and favorable climate, Australia offers a wide range of outdoor activities. Popular activities include hiking in national parks, surfing along the coast, exploring the Outback, wildlife spotting, and enjoying water sports such as snorkeling, diving, and sailing.Sporting Culture: Australians have a strong sporting culture and excel in various sports, including cricket, rugby, Australian rules football, tennis, and swimming. Sporting events, such as the Australian Open tennis tournament and the Melbourne Cup horse race, attract both local and international spectators.Australia is known for its laid-back lifestyle, friendly people, and stunning natural beauty. Whether exploring the iconic landmarks, experiencing unique wildlife, immersing oneself in Aboriginal culture, or enjoying outdoor adventures, Australia offers a diverse range of experiences for visitors to enjoy.Measures 24 x 36.

An Aboriginal Style CD Rack.

Carved Aboriginal type narrow shield L83cm

A mixed lot of 16 unframed works to include an abstract in the manner of Auguste Herbin, Anthony Cahill, an abstract composition, oil on paper, a pencil sketch of a classical torso, three studies of middle eastern men, signed 'DE'MON', and an Aboriginal oil painting on cloth, and a study of two South American ladies by Moshe Gat; together with 9 further paintings and prints (qty)

AN UNUSUALLY LARGE 19TH CENTURY ABORIGINAL BOOMERANG in figured hardwood with a slightly bowed surface81cm wide

Gotz Billy II vinyl aboriginal child doll, artist designed by Philip Heath, 1994 / 1995, with boomerang, swing label, small leaflet, Good to Excellent, 23"/58cm.

An Aboriginal didgeridoo with three bands of dot painted detail, height 147cm.