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Early 19th C. Polynesian Austral Island Carved Ceremonial Paddle

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Early 19th C. Polynesian Austral Island Carved Paddle


Origin: Central Polynesia, Austral Islands       (Provenance: Barker family collection, Maryland By decent through the family. Collected by a Greenhand on a whaling ship under Captain Mercator Cooper )


Period/Date: Circa 1820-30s


Materials: Medium hardwood


Description:  This classic paddle is completely carved in traditional geometric motifs. It has leaf shape blade and a slender elegant shaft. It features 7 relief-carved God heads around its terminal handle. In good condition with an advanced lustrous patina from long use.


Dimensions:  Height 49.25” width 6.5”


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