A Saugeen First Nations Birchbark Canoe Model, c1960 typically made from sulfur mixed

typically made from sulfur mixed with silver

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overlaid with a scroll-embossed gilt metal mount ornamented with a mask on either side

Pair of 20th Century silver-plated column hurricane lamps of substantial proportions hosting earlier Victorian-era glass shades

Condition: Artwork is in excellent condition with no damage

A Saugeen First Nations Birchbark Canoe Model, c1960 typically made from sulfur mixedSaugeen First Nation is an Ojibwe First Nation band located along the Saugeen River and Bruce Peninsula in Ontario, Canada, with a population of approximately 2,000. Presented here is a hand crafted birchbark canoe model, dating to the late 1960s, attributed to an Ojibwe maker and faithfully replicating an early traditional canoe design. Presented on two later pine display stands. Measurements: 45cm long x 10cm deep x 17cm high including stands.