Wood Carvings
Various Artists including George L. Hutcheson, great uncle of the owner. For more of his work please see The Heads of the Presidents
George L Hutcheson - Gazelle. Hand carved, circa 1970's by the great uncle of the owner, who also carved two sets of the 37 heads of the US Presidents.
George L Hutcheson - Madonna. Hand carved, circa 1970's by the great uncle of the owner, who also carved two sets of the 37 heads of the US Presidents.
Indigenous carving, unknown origin
Paul Willie - Kwakiutl Crane (signed). The Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw, formerly known as the Kwakiutl, are renowned for carving and considered the most theatrical of all of the northwest coast tribes, the Kwakwaka’wakw carving style is bold, with deep incisions.
Wilf Stevenson - Thunderbird (signed). Wilf Stevenson was a Nisga’a carver from Greenville, British Columbia, active in the mid-20th century. Early in his career he created brightly painted model poles for curio shops around Prince Rupert Stevenson . By the 1960's he transitioned to more deeply carved, unpainted, and formal iterations of Nisga’a art.
Indigenous carving. Unknown origin
Australian Indigenous hand carved boomerangs. A 'killer' non-returning boomerang and a smaller returning boomerang. Circa 1960's Unknown origin