Three Lakota Siioux Tribal Spoons

DESCRIPTION: Three carved horn spoons, probably Lakota Sioux. Circa 1880-1910. Utilitarian and ceremonial spoons. PROVENANCE: Collected by Theodore Kepner Long (1856 - 1947) and then by gift to the Ca

DESCRIPTION: Three carved horn spoons, probably Lakota Sioux. Circa 1880-1910. Utilitarian and ceremonial spoons. PROVENANCE: Collected by Theodore Kepner Long (1856 - 1947) and then by gift to the Ca

Three tribal relics with stands. [37" H x 6" W]. In fair to good condition.

Three various tribal robes. One bears Sotheby's inventory tag. Overall good but used condition.

from 18" to 8" tall respectively. Most likely Nepal, 19th Century or earlier. Polychrome paint decoration, overall good.

Three tribal items Kabeja (or Janus) figure (Hemba people of Dem. Rep. of Congo): 9.5"H Male figure: 7"H Face sculpture: 5"H Kabeja Figure (Source: dorotheum.com) These double figures, called kabeja,

Three Tribal standing hardwood figuresthe largest height 44 1/2in (113cm); width 7 1/2in (19cm); depth 6in (15cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Hendrix Allardyce.

Lot of three artifacts. Origins unknown, one appears to be Thailand, one maybe Pre Columbian, one maybe African? Tallest is the standing figure at 17.5" tall. Condition: repair to standing mans arm, l

One is a Ugandan rattle. The other two are Chinu pottery whistle. Varies

Three female, tribal ancestral figures from Papua New Guinea. Some losses.

including two with applied bells and one with black beads and engraved cross pendant. Longest 18 in. The silver cross necklace is made by the Tuareg people. "The Tuareg are the nomadic people who roam

Three tribal drums. [8 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches]. Skins worn; one with small puncture.

Possibly Temes Nevimbur, Malekula, Vanuatu Heights from 19"h to 35"h

One decorated with bands of small beads, the wrists with fringed beaded leather cuffs, on metal base, height 14 1/2in (some loss of beading); a kneeling figure on pedestal carved with geometric design

With fitted case and repousse decoration. Birmingham, 1903. Probably Joseph Gloster. 141g. W of salt cellar 6.7 cm (2 5/8 in.)

ONC Handwrought sterling silver group includes Three spoons and butter knife. Stamped on back. Total Weight - 103.7g. Condition report: Common wear for age and use, please examine all photos closely.

Three tribal belts with chain link, mirror, and stone embellishments. Persian belt has actual coin charms and center chatelaine (MCAB8851/3) {KR} Measurements: Various.

Probably 20th C. Approximately 5'h x 26"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

To include: a carved figure with a parrot-like beak, the body with ridged sections like a grub, likely Papua New Guinea, Sepik River origin; an abstract anthropomorphic figure with cloven coiffure or

GROUP OF THREE TRIBAL ITEMS, PAPUA, NEW GUINEAU, INC.. MASK, LARGEST 32"H

Lot of three tribal style carved wood masks, larger mask measuring 24" tall. Condition: split to wood on largest mask, minor signs of normal use, see images. Weight: approx. 7 lbs.

Three tribal metal items

W H LYON STERLING SILVER [Three] SPOONS Graduated Sizes. Heavy in weight. Fancy pattern on handle. Marked STERLING. W H LYON STERLING Three [3] SPOONS Graduated; 6.56 oz. ; size: [2] are 8.25 in. l.;

L to R: Natural root carved with face to form female figure, carved by W.G. Hodgson, Banff; Carved tree root figure, Tonga "God of Peace"; Carved tree root figure, Tonga, "God of Love". The estate of