Turtle Shell & Feather Fan.

H:8.25",W:14.75",D:1.5".

China, 19th C., turtle shell framed fan with intricately cut geometric shapes, lined with tan fabric.. Length 8 1/4 in., Width 14 1/2 in.

Late Meiji period (1890s 1912) Japanese turtle shell kushi (hair comb) with gold lacquer decoration of a frog jumping into a stream, and weeping willow branches with fan on the other side. Nicely made

Group of seven Native American items, comprising a turtle shell rattle with rawhide, feathers and beads, two horse-form bows, one with arrows, a brass wood and leather pipe, a drum stick and two bird-

French Rococo Style Fan Gold Tone Wall Mirror. Carved shell and feather motif on this fan shaped mirror. 17 x 24 inches

Group of Antique Polynesian Fans, Early 20th C. Crafted from shell, fiber, feather, and straw, these fans originate from one of the Federated States of Micronesia, possibly Panape, Truk, or Kosrae. On

22in H x 24in W

Turtle shell mask, ca. early 20th century. Turtle shell covered in clay, cowrie shells, feathers and clay, Woven twine border with handle. 8" H x 6" W. Provenance; Ex private collection, Newark, NJ.

Native American dance rattle, Made of genuine turtle shell, deer hoof, beaver fur, and feathers, featuring bead and metal accents.. Measures approx. 12 1/2" long, 4 1/4" wide.

Faux turtle carapace with painted bear, claws, and decorative border. Features affixed beaded leather straps with horse hair and feather elements. From Martin Parker / Spencertown Art and Antique Comp

Shadowbox framed hand fan, dyed and cut ostrich feathers on shell like sticks, frame overall: 18"h, 21.75"w, 5.25lbs Start Price: $80.00

A turtle shell dance rattle with beadwork and fur 21" long, a war club rattle with a hand painted American flag and crescent moon on deer skin with beadwork, feathers and a horse hair tail 12" long an

Lot consists of one "Baba" mask woven cane, polychrome, feathers, and human hair; one Boiken woven mask with clay patina; one river turtleshell and woven cane painted mask; and one "Baba Tagwa" woven

fine shell hand folding fan with ostrich featherï¼› L 19.5"

ASSORTED PRESSED GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, blue, custard, and colorless opalescent, including an Inverted Fan and Feather vase and spooner, an Argonaut Shell creamer, a Hobnail spooner, and a Spot-O

EUROPE & ASIA, 19-20TH CENTURYA collection of eight fans including mother of pearl and ivory along with hand painted designs. There is also a shell with ostrich feathers. Two in shadow box display. Di

Vintage Possibly Antique Feathered Ladies Fan. Possibly vintage or antique, ladies fan with Lush black toned bird feathers and faux shell body, possibly bakelite or celluloid, also features analog clo

Vintage Possibly Antique Feathered Ladies Fan. Possibly vintage or antique, ladies fan with Lush black toned bird feathers and faux shell body, possibly bakelite or celluloid. Measures approx 11 in ta

Japanese, large fan-shaped plate, 12-1/4 x 2-1/4 in., [extensive gold lacquer repair in handle area;] shell-shaped plate with fishing pole and turtle decoration, 9 x 2 in., [one corner of shell re-glu

Including a mirror cast with a butterfly and eight characters, a plate painted with shells and marked with five characters at the bottom, a turtle type case and a pair of fan type pendants. 9.8inch L,

Andre Harvey (American, 1941-2018) and Donald Pywell (American, 1944-2016) designed 18K yellow gold and cabochon natural tourmaline shell and sea turtle figural necklace and earrings set. Necklace com

XL sea turtle shell, approximately 39 inches tall and 38 inches wide. Preserved with lacquer on exterior and white interior coating. Evident cracks to edges and stickiness of lacquer to edges. Sea tur

Y ARRAU/ GIANT SOUTH AMERICAN RIVER TURTLE SHELL 19TH CENTURY (Podocnemis expansa) (67cm long, 53.5cm wide) Provenance: Property of a Scottish family Footnote: Note: Please be aware that this lot cont

Fritz Scholder (Native American, 1937-2005) Indian With Feather Fan (State II) (T: 75-609a), 1975 Lithograph on German Etching paper ed. 22 of 50 30 x 22 (in) Signed in pencil Scholder, lower right Pr