Baker's Bows and Arrows from Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu
A collection of Bows and Arrows, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu. Provenance: David Baker Collection.
Vanuatu Food Bowl with Carved Design
Vanuatu Food Bowl. Good early example hollowed form with flattened tapering handles to ends and inset carved design to ends. Length 66 cm. Width 20 cm. Provenance: T. Clemence Collection, New Zealand
Pacific Island Weapons and Tools Set
Fijian rifle stock club, Papua New Guinea bows, arrows, drum and harpoon, 20th century, club 63 cm long
Painted Stone Tool from Washkuk People, Papua New Guinea
Small cylindrical stone. with both ends painted, pecked & hammer dressed small stone tool, Washkuk people, upper Sepik Region of Papua New Guinea. Likely to be a small stone axe, previously hafted for fine stone work but similar stones have been said to…
Trobriand Lime Spatula and Fijian Throwing Club
A lime spatula and club, the lime spatula from the Trobriand Islands, Papua New Guinea, with carved handle; the Fijian throwing club with woven fibre covering over handle, Papua New Guinea and Fiji, length 31 - 43 cm
Bamboo Blow Guns Used for Hunting in Papua New Guinea
Two blow guns and darts. Kandrian area, West New Britain, Papua New Guinea. The 2 bamboo blow guns are in 3 sections, each one being 3 length s (180 cm) each and the 2nd in 3 length s (160 cm) each. In New Guinea only the people of West New Britain made…
Youth's Jadeite Bark Belt from Loyalty Islands
Fine bark belt Hna-Shu, early vine-bark belt with attached jadeite beads, worn by youths. Mare, Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia. Rolled: height 4.5 cm. Width 6 cm
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