Shark by Roy Henry Vickers (1976)Serigraph print of a shark in bold black and red, the traditional colors of Native American art from the Northwest Coast. Roy Henry Vickers, CM OBC (Order of Canada Order of British Columbia), is a Canadian First Nations artist living and working in Tofino, British Columbia. Framed in a black molding on archival mat under UV filtering glass. Signed in graphite, LR: Roy H. Vickers, Tsimshian Tribe, Kitkatla B. C. Numbered and dated, LL: 77 195, 19 1 76

Early 20th century

Chinese export porcelain armorial shard

Dimensions: 21-1/2” L x 1" W

An ornithological lithographic print of the Scissor-Tailed Hummingbird from John Gould 's “A Monogram of the Trochilidae

Materials: Paktong

Mahogany Veneers

Materials: Chinese Porcelain

Condition: The bottom of one leg has been extended to level the tabletop

On the underside is a double cobalt ring customarily seen during the Transitional Period

and mounted on silk backers

SKU: 4634

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