Boar Hunt: Spear of the Abelam - Papua New Guinea (No reserve price)

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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€59
IT
€54
DE
€49

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Schweinejagd Speer der Abelam, an Abelam pig-hunting spear from Papua New Guinea dating to the early 20th century, original and in good condition, made of wood/bamboo, with a height of 203 cm, provenance Galerie/Antiquitätenhändler, sold without a stand.

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Abelam pig-hunting spear

End of the 19th / Beginning of the 20th century

No shipping to Austria, Denmark + USA!!!

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However, to Austrians and Danes with an address outside Austria and Denmark!!

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Seller's Story

Tribal Art Kortmann was founded in 1985 and has grown specialized in the tribal art of Oceania and Southeast Asia. We have collected the majority of our objects from the tribes of Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, the Philippines and Indochina on site. Many other pieces, however, also come from museums, Private collections or from auctions and other sources. Rest assured that all of our properties are authentic and are of high quality and correspond to the descriptions. The shipping costs depend on the size and weight of the individual objects and the destination country and are to be inquired about in individual cases. You can also find works of art from us in the following museums: Museum of Ethnology, Berlin Linden Museum, Stuttgart Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum, Cologne Völkerkundemuseum, Heidelberg Forum of Nations, Werl Museum of Cultures, Basel Museum of Ethnology, Dresden Wereldmuseum, Rotterdam Barbier-Mueller Museum, Geneva Ethnographic Museum, Antwerps National Museum and Art Gallery, Port Moresby
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Abelam pig-hunting spear

End of the 19th / Beginning of the 20th century

No shipping to Austria, Denmark + USA!!!

No shipping to Austria, Denmark and USA.

However, to Austrians and Danes with an address outside Austria and Denmark!!

The tracking will be updated on your Catawiki account as soon as your package has been dispatched. Please check it regularly to avoid the return of your package.

Seller's Story

Tribal Art Kortmann was founded in 1985 and has grown specialized in the tribal art of Oceania and Southeast Asia. We have collected the majority of our objects from the tribes of Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, the Philippines and Indochina on site. Many other pieces, however, also come from museums, Private collections or from auctions and other sources. Rest assured that all of our properties are authentic and are of high quality and correspond to the descriptions. The shipping costs depend on the size and weight of the individual objects and the destination country and are to be inquired about in individual cases. You can also find works of art from us in the following museums: Museum of Ethnology, Berlin Linden Museum, Stuttgart Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum, Cologne Völkerkundemuseum, Heidelberg Forum of Nations, Werl Museum of Cultures, Basel Museum of Ethnology, Dresden Wereldmuseum, Rotterdam Barbier-Mueller Museum, Geneva Ethnographic Museum, Antwerps National Museum and Art Gallery, Port Moresby
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Details

Country of Origin
Papua New Guinea
Period
Early 20th century
Material
Wood/Bamboo
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Good condition
Title of artwork
Boar Hunt: Spear of the Abelam
Height
203 cm
Width
3 cm
Depth
2 cm
Provenance
Gallery / Antique dealer
Authenticity
Original/official
GermanyVerified
1867
Objects sold
100%
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