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Description:
New Guinea Food Platter and Bone Digging Tool, Middle Sepik River Province, mid-20th century, platter handle in the form of a crocodile, digging tool blade made from cassowary leg bone, lg. of platter 20 3/4, lg. of tool 18 1/2 in.
Estimate $100-200
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