Naga Brass Crown, NE India

A Naga NE India crown of brass with spiral headhunting symbols, and trade beads. This would have been worn by a chief or warrior who had taken heads. 6 in. x 6.5 in. x 3 in. / 15.24 cm. x 16.51 cm. x

2 Northeast India Objects, Early 20th C. Including a N.E. Indian Brass Pectoral Ornament, Early 20th C. Size: 5'' x 5'' x 1'' (13 x 13 x 3 cm). Together with N.E. India Frontier Naga Bronze Ornament,

A large granary door from Nagaland, NE India encompassing classic iconography of headhunter culture. Two carved taken heads, large, spreading mithun horns, 34 hornbills, and two dao holder representat

A large horn drinking vessel, Naga NE India, Headhunting Culture. Hair and leather stitching and native cordage handle. Wear on surface. Three heads decorate side. Circa 1920-1950. 14 in length x 5 in

Man's Blanket, Naga People, NE India, early/mid 20th c; cotton, cowry shells, couching. Size: 39'' x 58'' (99 x 147 cm).

Two fine old Naga brass neck chokers, India, and Myannmar, probably 19th century, with two and three small heads representing or even honoring deceased opposing warriors whose heads were taken in batt

Two 19th C. Brass Naga, Yoni & Lingam, India: including one from Karnataka 4.5" (11 cm) and another from Maharashtra. Size: 4" (10 cm) ht.

Two ethnographic necklaces, comprising a Naga brass torque or Konyak necklace, India, 20th century, 7"h x 9"w; together with an African bead necklace, composed of glass, seed, and wooden beads, 34".

Item: 5 Headed Naga Origin: India Date: 19th c. Materials: Brass Size: 9 1/2" high India, 5 Headed Naga, from Shiva Lingam, 19th c. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave

Naga (copper), Size: 3" (8 cm) ht; and bell (ghanta) without clapper, showing a double Garuda, India, 19th century.

Central Asia, India, ca. early 20th century CE. A silvered brass statuette or amulet of the Buddha seated on a tiered throne, with the flaring, hooded head of a giant naga, the serpent king Muchilinda

a) Naga, indigoblue miniature glass beads thread on cord in 57 strings, attached to firm fibre netting, closure with british coin from 1954, l: 63,5 cm; b) Naga, miniature beads from brass and glass (

**Originally Listed At $350** South Asia, India, Naga peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A necklace comprised of a cotton cord, shell beads, and a brass face pendant, the 3 heads symbolize dec

Large antique brass processional mask of Shiva, 19th c., Southern India, cast brass, depicted with a mustache, wearing a simple crown and free-hanging earrings, custom metal stand, 10"h x 6"w (mask),

Collector's Lot of Beaded Naga Necklaces, North-East India, 20th C. Naga beaded necklaces, featuring a 32-strand black beaded necklace along with two carnelian, shell, and brass beaded necklaces. The

A group of four ethnographic adornments. 20th century. ++ Helmet. Possibly Naga. India. 7 7/8" x 17 5/8" x 5 3/4". ++ Wood box with cover. Japan. 6" x 7 1/2" x 1". ++ West African style brass necklace

11th/12th C. Bronze Buddha, Pala Period, NE India. Size: 3" x 2.25" x 2" (8 x 6 x 5 cm). 151 grams.

Andirons with suspended inverted triangle, USA, 1930s; Enameled steel, brass-plated metal; Unmarked. From a Midtown NYC estate. - Dimensions: 9"h x 21" x 14"

Naga Brass Pendant Beaded Ceremonial Necklace, Circa 1890. In presentation case; head form pendant on a strand of orange, yellow, and black glass beads. {Approximate dimensions: 13 1/2 inches long.}.

11th/12th C. Bronze Buddha, Pala Period, NE India. Size: 2.25" x 1.25" x .75" (6 x 3 x 2 cm). 55 grams.

Box lot-Silver and brass crown and marble box. The box is 2" high and 6" wide.

Description: An example of a mid Victorian tipstaff carried by Police Inspectors in plain clothes. It has a brass crown and barrels with a turned ebony handle. The crown is solid brass. History: The e

from a religious icon or figure Condition: solder marks. Oxidation throughout. 12 1/2 inches wide; 4 1/2 inches deep; 9 1/2 inches high

Antique 3 Part Bronze Umlakh Crown, India. Depicting Shiva Dancing and his two Sons, God of War (on his Peacock) and Ganesha. Such crowns were worn by grooms on their wedding day in the regions of Pun