Fine Tribal, Aboriginal Art and International Antiquities

the hollow undulating wood tube decorated with figurative motifs in polychrome ochres, 121cm

of wood in diminutive ovoid form and slender section with pierced terminal, decorated with incised esoteric motifs, infilled with remnant ochre, smoot

of wood in diminutive ovoid form and slender section, decorated with incised esoteric motifs, the pierced terminal with twisted hair string attached,

of wood in diminutive ovoid form and slender section, decorated with incised esoteric motifs, the pierced terminal with twisted hair string attached,

of wood in diminuative ovoid form and slendor section, decorated with incised esoteric motifs, the pierced terminal, ochre covering, 33cm

one side carved with 6 rectangular incised motifs, 48cm

hardwood with four incised motifs to anterior, 55cm

hardwood with incised spiral motifs, 38cm

c.19th Century, of hardwood with bulbus head and tapering handle terminating in section grip, repaired to shaft, 73cm

c.early 20th Century, of wood in slender section and classic openwork form, one with old cane repair, decorated with polychrome ochre, Victoria River,

c.11-13th Century AD, in the form of a celestial dancer in classic sinuous dynamic posture, the naked torso adorned with jewels and wearing a beaded g

c. 10-11th Century, of museum quality and monumental form, the visage of fine detail and serene expression flanked by pendulous pierced earlobes, the

c.11-13th Century AD, sculpted in exceptional detail with a central Buddha wearing a plain robe recessed within an elaborately sculpted naiskos, seate

c.4th Century, of museum quality, the red sandstone sculpture with a visage of fine features and benign expression below an elaborate headdress, consi

c. 1500-1000 BC, Copper Hoard Culture, the irregular rectangular blade with edge ground apex and slight taper to base, verdigris encrusted, weathered

c. 1500-1000 BC, Copper Hoard Culture, the irregular rectangular blade with edge ground apex and slight flaring to base, verdigris encrusted, weathere

c. 1500-1000 BC, Copper Hoard Culture, the irregular rectangular blade with projecting edge ground apex and slight tapering base, verdigris encrusted,

c. 1500-1000 BC, Copper Hoard Culture, the slender double edged blade with raised medial ridge tapering to a fine point, pierced with two holes at bas

c.18th Century, in the form of a Hindu village scene of a figure milking a cow, an elephant, a cobra, a trident of Shiwa, Lingham and Yoni above an ov

c.18th Century, of steal the grip decorated with silver floral motifs, 36cm Provenance: From an Australian collection