A knobbed stone poi pounder, pohaku ku'i poi, Hawaiian Islands
height 8 1/2in
of the unusual type of a reddish basalt.
Provenance:
Thayer and Thelia Nightingale, Florence, Oregon
Thayer's father was a plant physiologist who was doing research for the Sugar Cane Institute while living in Hawaii. Found at Black Point Oahu by Thayer as a child while playing in the 1930's.
Sold for
US$ 1,952
inc. premium
Category:
Ethnographic Art
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African, Oceanic and Pre-Columbian Art
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