clubs - Aboriginal
69 item(s) found, 1-50 shown:
An Aboriginal hardwood club, Ex Denis Dutton collection. Length 43 cm
Two pre war La Perouse style Aboriginal Souvenirs shield with pokerworked and incised decoration; and club with crude kangaroo and emu incisions length 64 cm (shield)
A bladed club pokerwork decorated on both sides 71 cm. Length
A stone bladed axe together with a metal bladed club
A mulgawood bladed club incised decoration 76 cm. Length
Nine Australian Aboriginal artefacts including clubs digging stick and stone knives
Waddy club, incised, linear carving down body. Length 75 cm, width 2.5 cm
Throwing club, south East Australian, bulbous end with tapered conical handle. Two bands of hooped pokerwork decoration. Dark patina
Two Aboriginal throwing clubs, straight form hardwood with longitudinal incisions. Provenance: Zanesville Museum of Art, USA. Length 97 cm width 5 cm, length 91 cm width 5 cm.
Three Aboriginal nulla nulla - waddy clubs, linear incisions following form of club. Rich varied patina. Provenance: Zanesville Museum of Art, USA. Length 59 cm length 62 cm length 69 cm.
Aboriginal throwing club, centre weighted terminating softly at each end. Provenance: Zanesville Museum of Art, USA. Length 81.7 cm.
A Fijian Pineapple head club (Totokia) (early to mid 20th century) carved wood, natural woven fibre the bulbous carved and pointed head to a cylindrical shaft with geometric incised patterns at the handle with a knobbed end,…
Fijian Island throwing club large spherical head with plain handle 39 cm. Length
Aboriginal club with sterling silver presentation plaque' to Oscar Asche, Esq. From members of Melbourne Savage club. 22/7/1910'. Asche was a famous Geelong born actor of his time who regulary returned to Melbourne and was gifted this club on a visit.
Three Aboriginal waddy clubs, one with incised lineal carving and resin to butt, one with pointed head and one with three barbs to the pointed head. Provenance: Purchased by the current owner from Sotheby's, Australia. Length 65.5 cm. Length 67 cm.…
Two exceptional Aboriginal waddy clubs, one a fine example of ovoid form with carved linear decoration and plain uncarved handle, the other long club of ovoid form with incised dot and lineal decoration. Rich dark patina.…
Three Aboriginal Nulla Nulla waddy clubs, carved in longitudinal lines. Provenance: Zanesville Museum of Art, USA. Length 78 cm. Length 58 cm. Length 55 cm.
Three Aboriginal Nulla Nulla - waddy clubs, centre weighted throwing sticks terminating sharply at each end. Dark hardwood patina. 19th century. Provenance: Zanesville Museum of Art, USA. Length 78 cm. Length 91.6 cm.
Two Aboriginal throwing clubs, one with bulbous head, light brown patina, the Second with conical head, dark brown patina. Length 75 cm. Length 68 cm.
Aboriginal throwing club, terminating softly at each end. Dark coloured hardwood. Deep longitudinal incisions fluting intermittently at two variable. Lengths across majority of the surface. Repeated pattern is boxed by zigzag motif.…
A mixed group of Aboriginal clubs and tools(25)
Aboriginal throwing club, centre weighted throwing stick terminating softly at each end. Light coloured hardwood with soft patina. Fine longitudinal incisions fluting across majority of the surface except tips which employ latitudinal border incisions.…
A rainforest Aboriginal sword club, Queensland of slightly bowed, flat spatulate form, with short handle with remains of gum. Length 152 cm
Fijian club. 19th century, hooked end with pineapple head
Carved stone club. Provenance: Captain Frank Moore collection
Club. South East Australian. Long phallic form with 8 bands of cross hatched incised decoration. Carved tapered hand-grip. 83 cm
Club. Queensland origin. Fine striated finish and remains of gum to hand-grip. 19th century. 65 cm
Club. Coastal Queensland origin. Long slender form with slight bulbous head and remains of protruding ridge. 87 cm
Club. Coastal Queensland origin. Fine striated carving and pecked handle. Dark patina. 74 cm
Two (2) Lil Lil clubs. One with triangular shaped head decorated with pokerwork coat of arms to both sides and decorated edges, the other with pokerwork Australiana motifs. 42 and 43 cm
Club. South East Australian. Unusual tapering form with 2 ridges at distal end and carved conical hand-grip. 57 cm
Two (2) wooden artefacts. Consisting of a nulla nulla (club) and unusual long, narrow chisel shaped implement. 70 and 92 cm
Three (3) clubs. South East Australian, each displaying incised linear decoration and pecked hand-grips. 60, 62 and 68 cm
Two (2) clubs. South East Queensland. One of smooth curved form and dark patination, the other with incised bulbous handle and fluted decoration. 62 and 63 cm
Club. South East Australian. Bulbous pointed head and carved bulbous handle, the shaft and head pecked decorative bands. Cracks and old borer. 61 cm
Club. South East Australian. 19th century, faint remnants of incised decoration. 76 cm
Fighting club. South East Australian. Short bulbous pointed head, incised lines and semi-circular bands. Carved hand-grip with bands of incised feathers to the shaft. 19th century. 63 cm
Fighting club. South East Australian. Bulbous head and striated handle. 73 cm
Short handled club. South East Australian. Square tapered bulbous head with blocks of intricate pecked design, the handle stylised in the form of a blue-tongue lizard tail. 19th century. 64 cm
Fighting club. South East Australian. Handsome proportions with bulbous pointed head decorated with pecked designs. Red and blue colouration. 80 cm
Three (3) Queensland throwing clubs. All with pecked hand-grips, 2 with incised linear striations. One with a hole drilled in handle. 62, 70 and 75 cm
An Ethnographic Queensland club, of wood, the bulbous apex tapering to a fine point above a circular section shaft decorated with linear banding and spike terminal at grip, smooth glossy patina, 67 cm, acquired at Sotheby's Australia, fine Aboriginal Art,…
Curved club. South East Australian. Hooped pokerwork decoration to distal end, pointed conical handle. 19th century
Club. South East Australian. Bulbous square head with bands of incised linear decoration and carved handle
Hooked club. South East Australian. Bands of incised chevrons, cross hatched and zig-zag decoration. 19th century, old borer holes
Short handled club. Intricately decorated with geometric bands and chevrons with a pokerwork shaft
Six Australian Aboriginal objects including club, Coolamon, shield, boomerang, hook boomerang and spear
Fighting club, (Nulla Nulla), North east Australian, bulbous head decorated with incised zig-zagging and striations running to a cross-hatched hand-grip. 55.5 cm
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