Papua New Guinea
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JT8: Trobriand Islands Tapa Beater. 320mmL x 70mmW x 25mmH. Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea
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JT9: PNG engraved killing stone on stand. 120mmW x 155mmL x 80mmH
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PNG-D021-D022-D023-HAND DRUM-left 670mm H x 145dia-centre 650mm H x 145mmdia-right with cuscus fur 645mm H x 180mm dia
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PNG-F001-SPIRIT FIGURE-UPPER KERAM RIVER-220mm H x 70 x 60mm on PERSPEX BASE 240mm H
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PNG-F018-SPIRIT FIGURE-LOWER SEPIK RIVER-300mm H x 50 x 50 MTD
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PNG-F028-MOTHER and CHILD FIGURE-IRIAN JAYA ex-Hallinan collection-900mm H x 250 x 220mm
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PNG-F045-WASHKUK LARGE FIGURE-EASTERN HIGHLANDS-1700mm H x 310x 110mm MTD
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PNG-F074-ANCESTRAL FIGURE-1200mm H x 310mm x 100mm
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PNG-F076-SMALL WOODEN FIGURE w.SHELL EYES-140mmH x 50mm x 65mm
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PNG-F077-CEREMONIAL SING SING DOLL w.COSTUME-EASTERN HIGHLANDS-370mmH x 130mm x 60mm
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PNG-F112: Standing Ancestral Male Figure, decorated with lime and ochre. Lower Sepik River. 41cmH
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PNG-F116: Ancestral Head with lime and cowrie shell decoration. Middle Sepik River PNG. 70cmH
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PNG-H002-SCOOP-FERGUSON ISLAND-270mm H x 90 x 30mm MTD 310mm H
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PNG-H008-OLD BURIAL POT-GOODENOUGH IS-80mm x 200mm dia
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PNG-H009-COOKING POT-MARKHAM VALLEY-160mm H x 260mm dia
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PNG-H010-EASTING VESSEL-SEPIK RIVER-150mm H x 300mm dia
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PNG-H010.2-COOK POT side view
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PNG-H011-TURTLE BWL-SEPIK RIVER ex HALLIHAN collection
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PNG-H012-3LEG HEADREST-220mm H x 540 x 210mm
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PNG-H013-4LEG HEADREST-150mm H x 480 x 180mm
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PNG-H015-COOKing POT-MARKHAM VALLEY-150mm H x 30
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PNG-H019-MORTAR-LOWER SEPIK-300mm H x 50 x 50mm
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PNG-H024-CROCODILE STOOL-SEPIK RIVER-120mm H x 380 x 120mm
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PNG-H027-STOOL-TROBRIAND IS-550mm H x 320mm dia
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PNG-H029-BWL w.HANDLE-SEPIK RIVER-150mm H x 550 x 400mm
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PNG-H037-BASKET HOOK-SEPIK RIVER-1180mm H x 340 x 70mm
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PNG-H038-STOOL-BLACKWATER LAKE-380mm H x 130 x 125mm
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PNG-H039-JANUS BASKET HOOK360mm H x 150 x 35mm MTD 420mm H
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PNG-H048-LIME GOURD
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PNG-H075-WOODEN BOWL-TROBRIAND ISLAND-100mm H x 370mm dia
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PNG-H077-WOODEN BOWL-TRIOBRIAN ISLANDS-100mmH x 370mm dia
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PNG-H080-COCONUT BOWL
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PNG-H082-BASKET HOOK
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PNG-H096: Ceremonial Serving Bowl, richly incised with patterns and polychrome decoration. Women are not allowed to make these type of bowls, only the men. Maprik People. 24cmx19cmH
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PNG-H098: Ceremonial Eating Bowl, richly encased with patterns and polychrome decoration. Wosera people, Abelam. 22cm x 12cmH
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PNG-J081-LIME CONTAINER
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PNG-M055-GABLE MASK-CHAMBRI LAKES-MIDDLE SEPIK RIVER-820mm H x 310 x 25mm
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PNG-M068-SEPIK HEAD-SAWOS-MIDDLE SEPIK-480mm H x 200 x 220mm MTD 550mm H
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PNG-M078-GABLE MASK-BLACKWATER LAKES REGION-560mmH x 170mm x 90mm – SOLD
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PNG-M084-Yam Mask
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PNG-M101: Ancestral Gable Mask, decorated with lime paint and cowrie and other shells. Iatmul people, Sepik River region. 26 x 47cmH
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PNG-M107: Spirit Mask carved with kokomo bird which is a symbol of good luck. Blackwater region. 11 x 57cmH
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PNG-M111: Yam Ceremony Mask or Babamini, made in the Wosera and Maprik areas of PNG. These masks are ancestral spirit images used to decorate, consecrate and celebrate the ancestors at the yam harvest festival. Finely woven and painted with natural ochres. Wosera people, South Abelam East Sepik Province. 21 x 24cmH
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PNG-M115: woven gable mask, Wickerwork cane with fibre tassels and ochre pigments. These masks whether very large or medium size aided in their becoming an overpowering physical manifestation of male potency and prestige. From the centre of the front facade, the gable mask, conceived as an magical protector, and looked down menacingly on all who came within a certain distance go the men’s house. 38 x 37 x 23cmH
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PNG-MO92: Abelam Wosera Yam Ceremony Mask
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PNG-R065-WOVEN PANGIA-SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS-655 x 300mm
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PNG-R066-WOVEN PANGIA-SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS-1090 x 455mm
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PNG-R093: Kwoma Wasau, cult objects shaped like pots with closed bottoms and open eyes and mouths. These faces consist of an applied ridge which forms a jutting angle in the shape of the outline of a head, a projecting long or beaked nose, cutaway round eyes and a cutaway bow-shaped mouth. Kwoma People (Forest Men), Washkuk region, Ambit Mountains, Middle Sepik area. 26cmH
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PNG-R102: Hohao Spirit Board. Elema men carved boards like this, called Hohao, and kept them inside a men’s ceremonial house. Although some hohao were merely decorative, others were made as a home for a forest spirit with which the maker had developed a particular relationship. Personal spirits helped the men have success in hunting. Elema people, Orokolo area, Papuan Gulf. 31 x 99cmH
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PNG-R106: Spirit Cult Hook, Hardwood carving of male ancestral figure with flying fox head. Japandai Village East Sepik River region. 39x76cmH
