Oil on canvas of Hilo Bay, Hawaii, circa 1880, unsigned. Measuring approximately 20″ X 40″ in the frame. One of only 6 known paintings done by Nawahi. Born in Puna, Hawaii in 1842, Nawahi was one of the first Native Hawaiian born artists to paint in the western style.
Oil on art board of Lihue, Kauai rice fields, signed and dated 1914. Measuring approximately 11 1/2″ X 15 1/2″ in the frame. Very good condition.
Beautifully detailed oil painting on canvas of a forest on the eastern slopes of Mauna Kea. Nice koa frame. Signed and dated (date partially covered by frame) circa 1900. Vertical format measuring approximately 13 1/2″ X 23″ in the frame.
Original aquatint, titled and signed by John Kelly. One of a rare series of aquatints entitled Ia Nui Hawaii. Measures 10 1/2″ X 14″ in the mat. Very good condition with minor foxing on the margins only
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Hand carved kou pedestal bowl standing approximately 11 3/8″ high with hand carved knobbed cover. Lathe turned base. Four levels of faceting with each row containing eleven facets.
Hand made kou calabash 6″ deep, 17″ across and 56.5″ around.
Hand colored lithograph of a street view of Honolulu, capital of the Sandwich Islands. Queen Kinau returns to the temple with her honored women guests.
Etching by Wheeler of Mission Houses, Honolulu, 1837.
Lahainaluna map of the world dated 1839, Lahainaluna, Maui.
This is a rare engraving of Ka’awaloa Bay, Hawaii (place of the death of Captain Cook) by Thurston.
