19th century Australian Aboriginal woomera, South Australian, of narrow leaf form, with slight incised motif, length 72 cm. Provenance: Jon Saussehrd, 2006, then private collection, Queensland
Gulf of Carpentaria Spear Thrower
Early spear thrower (woomera), Gulf of Carpentaria, north East Queensland, carved hardwood and spinifex resin (with custom stand) of elongated flattened and slender form, wooden peg attached with resin, old dark patina. Length 77 x 5 cm. Provenance:…
Arnhem Land Spear Thrower with Custom Stand
Spear thrower (woomera), Eastern Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, carved wood, spinifex resin and natural pigment (with custom stand) a wooden spear thrower painted with natural pigments. A wooden peg is secured with resin at the distal end. Length 73 x 4…
19th Century Australian Aboriginal Woomera from South Australia
19th century Australian Aboriginal woomera, South Australia, of elongated form, good patina, length 76 cm. Provenance: Jon Saussehrd, 2006, then private collection, Queensland.
Western Australian Spear Thrower with Natural Pigments
Early spear thrower (woomera), Western Australia. Carved hardwood, spinifex resin and natural pigments. Decorated in red ochre, peg attached with kangaroo sinew, the handle of spinifex resin, with embedded stone cutting tool, length 81.5 x 7 cm.…
Aboriginal woomera, hardwood carved with end peg, 64 cm long
Aboriginal Spear-thrower: North Queensland's Traditional Wood Weapon
An aboriginal wooden spear-thrower, North Queensland, with a wood peg attached at a right angle to distal end by fibre string and resin and two oval sections of bivalve shell attached to proximal end by resin, 82.5 cm long
Carved spear thrower with custom stand
Early spear thrower (woomera), Western Australia, carved hardwood and sinew (with custom stand) of leaf like form, the front with finely adzed, the reverse with fine adze marking, wooden peg tied with sinew, old glossy patina. Length 62.5 x 7.5 cm.…
Aboriginal Spear Collection from Groote Eylandt & Maningrida
A collection of Aboriginal spears and artifacts from Groote Eylandt & Maningrida including wood shovel nose spear, steel shovel nose spear, stone head, pointed wood killing spear, Woomera, kangaroo bone fishing spear, digging stick. Provenance: The Alex &…
Aboriginal Spear Throwers with Spinifex Finish
Two various Aboriginal spear Throwers. Vertical elongated spindle form with lashed wooden pegs, finished with spinifex. Longest has drilled mounting pin holes. Length 82 cm (longest)
Australian Indigenous Objects and Artwork Collection
. Four Australian objects, including an Aboriginal waddy club, boomerang, West Australian woomera and an unframed barramundi painting. The waddy club, 71 cm long
Aboriginal Woomera with Carved Animal Motifs
Early Aboriginal hardwood woomera with carved emu and kangaroo decoration
Vintage Woomeras from West and Central Australia
An old woomera West Australia (peg missing at top) and an old Central Australian woomera 69 cm & 81 cm
19th Century Australian Aboriginal Woomera with Carved Line Decoration
19th century Australian Aboriginal woomera, of narrow elongated form, with carved thick line decoration, length 77 cm. Provenance: The junk Company, 2006, then private collection, Queensland.
Central Desert Aboriginal Club and Woomera Set
Aboriginal tribal club and woomera, central deserts region, 20th century. Approximately 72 cm each. (2 items).
Stone-etched Aboriginal spear thrower
Aboriginal Western Australian spear thrower. Flat spindle form with all over stone incisions and notching to one underside edge. Peg fixed with resin. Length 59 cm
Aboriginal Artifacts: Woomera and Boomerang
Two Aboriginal artefacts. Woomera and boomerang. Lengths 35 cm and 25 cm
Snake Woomera: Aboriginal Hardwood with Pokerwork Design
Australian Aboriginal hardwood woomera with pokerwork snake design
North Queensland Stone Woomera with Spinifex Resin Binding
An early north Queensland woomera, Australia probably stone carved with peg attached by spinifex resin and store string binding, remnant binding to handle terminus length 74 cm
Spinifex Woomera with Resin Terminus
A leaf form woomera with Spinifex resin terminus, Central Australia, condition: old break to edge, height 62 cm
Aboriginal Woomera and Sword Club from Australia
An Aboriginal woomera and an old sword club, Australia (2), woomera with peg and ochre decoration length 72 cm, length 93 cm
Aboriginal Woomara: Spear-throwing Extension for Greater Force
An Aboriginal Woomara (spear thrower), a woomera is a wooden Australian Aboriginal spear-throwing device. It serves as an extension of the human arm enabling a spear to travel at a greater speed and force.
Aboriginal Woomeras: Red Stained and Natural Designs
Two Australian Aboriginal woomeras, one red stained, the other natural, with incised designs. Longest 87 cm
Aboriginal Woomera: Almond-shaped with Cross Hatching, 80 cm Length
Australian Aboriginal woomera, of elongated almond form, with sealed gum end, the body incised with panels of cross hatching, length 80 cm
Woomera with Quartz Implement from Central Australia
Woomera, in classic leaf form with spinefex resin grip, containing a quartz inplement. Central Australia Ex-Frank slip collection. Frank slip was a long-time friend of Geoffrey Bardon and travelled with him through Central Australia visiting Aboriginal…
Aboriginal Woomera with Decorative Artwork
An Australian Aboriginal woomera with painted & pokerwork decoration
Aboriginal hardwood bullroarer with notched end
An old Australian Aboriginal hardwood bullroarer of broad flat shape, notched at one end for fibre cord, L.50 cm. Sold in these room in 1998 as a woomera.
Aboriginal Woomera with Spinifex Gum and Fibre Tip
An old Aboriginal woomera (spear thrower), with spinifex gum at the grip and fibre/gum bound tip pin, length 80 cm.
Aboriginal Woomera-Shaped Clubs: Two Hardwood Pieces
Two Aboriginal woomera shaped flat club, including dense hardwood, 75 cm and 82 cm long
Aboriginal Spear Thrower: Acacia Body, Sinew Bound Peg
Aboriginal spear thrower. Broad acacia body with resin pommel and sinew bound peg. Length 58 cm
Ochre-Designed Woomera from Northern Australia
A Northern Australian Aboriginal woomera, with design in natural ochres 87 cm
Aboriginal Leaf Woomera from Central Australia
An Aboriginal woomera, in leaf form with notch intact, Central Australia, 87 cm
Spinifex Woomera with Resin and Peg
An Aboriginal leaf form woomera, with spinifex resin on terminus and peg intact
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