Featured NWC Model Canoe

This is cedar, approx 16.5" / 42cm tip-to-tip, signed with what looks like a K A, and dated 1/31/82.

It's a little asymmetrical, so maybe a less-experienced carver (?)

Any ideas about origin and / or initials?

Thanks in advance!

 

Pott-You're on the way to becoming the next Arthur Erickson !

 

One can dream!

 

It's supposed to look like the a carved stone oil lamp and possibly like a dog, so it's supposed to be asymmetric. Ironwood maybe?

 

It's definitely mature / old growth cedar.

I think it may be supposed to look like a wolf, but also looks a bit like a bear.

 

Bear would fit; the muzzle looks correct.

 

A Makah model canoe is a miniature, hand-carved wooden replica of the traditional Pacific Northwest coastal dugout canoes. Historically crafted from single cedar or alder logs by Indigenous carvers, these models reflect the deep maritime, whaling, and cultural traditions of the Makah Tribe of Washington State.

It's simple and elegant .
I don't recognize the artist though......

 

Wolf , is a good hunter..

 

Good pics. Thanks Komo.

 

Lovely, Potts...Clean an' Elegant!

 

Thank you, sirs. I agree!

 

how ya like mine ?

 

oh , Komo........... u such a show-off !!


Well , Duh !!

 

High Craft, Komo...an' it shows even in that trestle stand!

 

Oooh---- very nice! Love the oars. Not so sure about the passenger....

Thanks for sharing!

 

A voyageur he ain't. No proper toque with room for his tobacco.

 

A beauty Komo ! By the way (if I may get NOSY)- what's the 'winged lion' sculptural base on top of your speaker cabinet about ? It looks very cool.
PS- If it has something to do with the Ark of the Covenant- mum's the word !

 

...& that's what happens when one gets lazy and doesn't crop photos.... sigh...

since my folks bought it.....it was one of the few items I .....coveted.

. ...that is NOT my shade......which was likely sold off before my Dad got the bronze look/copper base.....

This is a Handel "Neo-Egyptian" table lamp from the early 20th century, featuring a stained and leaded glass shade with a patinated copper base

I believe the one above sold for $ 16,000 ....

the base alone can go for several thousand..

 

here's the Wayback machine , in action......

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/lamps-and-lamps-show-your-lamps.9246/page-5


.ps..if u no what the wayback machine is................ yer old !!!!!!!

 

Especially if you remember Mr. Peabody!

Thanks for the link to the lamps thread. Maybe somebody will resurrect it with new posts! I would do that, but don't have any really interesting lamps.