A MOSCOW BISCUIT FIGURE OF A YUROK, painted in colours, the full-length figure wearing a traditional coat, a quiver of arrows on his back, standing on ski's above an oval base inscribed in cyrillic (ski-stick broken), marked with red Kuznetzoff mark, impressed for Gardner, late 19th Century

Details

A MOSCOW BISCUIT FIGURE OF A YUROK, painted in colours, the full-length figure wearing a traditional coat, a quiver of arrows on his back, standing on ski's above an oval base inscribed in cyrillic (ski-stick broken), marked with red Kuznetzoff mark, impressed for Gardner, late 19th Century
25.5 cm high

Lot Essay

Indians of the Northwest coast of North America who lived along the lower Klamath river and the Pacific coast (Yurok)

See illustration

More from European Ceramics, Dutch Delftware and Glass

View All