AFRICAN MASAI BEADWORK & PORCUPINE QUILL COLLARS

African Tribal Masai bead work. Maasai people, Kenya. Comprised of an elaborately beaded bracelet 12" long, 3" wide. Together with two collar necklaces, 11" long and a pair of beaded straps; folded hi

Masai Tribal Beaded Necklace / Collar. Concentric circle of multi-colored glass beads with long beaded strands ending with shells. Very detailed elaborate beadwork with a leather backing. Dimension: 3

This skull is of a mature Javelina, and it has a built in holder with a bunch of African Porcupine Quills in it. The holder will hold Pens, Pencils, Paper clips, or even marbles.

3 Pieces of African Beadwork. We Have a Belt, Collar & Fetish Bag. The belt measures 30'' x 1.5''

Vintage native american Agnes Plenty Bull glass & porcupine quill arrow with tassel beadwork silvertone metal stick pin. Paper label. For measures please refer to the picture taken with a measuring ta

Title: Sioux Pipe Bag (ca. 1890) Media: Porcupine quill drop, deer hide & beadwork Dimensions: 36 by 7 inches

Rare Native American Northern Sioux Quill Pipe & Strike-A-Lite Bag, C. 1895-1900. Buckskin, hand dyed porcupine quill work, trade seed bead work, fancy quill work fringe, tin jingle cones, and horse h

Here is a fully mature and large African Porcupine. The long and sharp spotted quills have injured many predators that have attached these animals thinking they had an easy meal coming. This mount is

Lot includes a beaded kidney belt, a beaded and porcupine quill necklace, another beaded necklace and more. Kidney belt is about 34". All come in a contemporary leather covered 11" by 8" box. Very Goo

LIDI ADA NATURALS Handmade Porcupine Quill Lampshade, label reads ‘LIDI Ada Naturals Hand crafted I’m South African’, measures approximately 6 7/8 tall x 6 1/8 inches in diameter at widest point

NATIVE AMERICAN / PLAINS INDIAN HORN / PORCUPINE QUILL ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a steer horn spoon with beadwork grip, carved figural loon handle, a carved horn spoon with carved figural elk

African Bamana Komo Society Crest Mask, Kontela Region, Mali, wood, guinea fowl blood, mud, mirror shards, feathers, and porcupine quills, h. 15 in., w. 32 in., d. 6 in.; mounted on metal stand, overa

A pair of African tribal drums, produced in a primitive style. Hand carved wood bodies covered with hide and decorated with porcupine quills and other natural materials. Each having two loop handles.

20th Century African Craftspeople, Pair of African Necklaces made with cowrie and various shells, porcupine quills, coral beads, rope and mixed media, the red necklace 20 inches in length, inner circu

A large African tribal drum, produced in a primitive style. Hand carved wood body covered with hide and decorated with porcupine quills and other natural materials. Having a curly form handle. No appa

The lot features a beautifully beaded and porcupine quill worked pipe bag from the Arapaho Indians. The early bag is made of Indian brain-tanned Buffalo Bison hide and shows geometric beadwork and qui

Hummert Estate: Vintage Native American Plains Indian Fetish Turtle, porcupine quills on carapace in dark blue and tan, surrounded by beadwork with leather stropson feet, purchased in 1997 at Auction,

Group (8) tribal beaded accessories, 20th c., incl. an old Maasai bag, an African beaded neck collar/necklace, a beadwork panel, a pair of red and white beaded rods, and an old beaded panel, African o

Collected before 1994, a pair of Masai beaded Collar and a leather pendant adorned with beads. From Kenya, Africa

(1) Maasai mporro collar necklace. Coiled natural fiber strands with beadwork and wrapped with leather strap. Good condition with signs of age, etc. 10.5" x 8.5". (2) Pair hand made Fulani brass earri

An African primitive tribal collar, produced in the traditional style of Maasai women's adornments. Collar having leather body, featuring cowrie shells and elaborate beadwork, which incorporates narok

27"1850s Lakota Western Plains War Club with grooved Catlinite Bi Point Head- Porcupine Quill Wrapping- Quill work is delicate to touch

This is the exact type of Spear and Shield the Masai used to hunt Lion years ago for their manhood ritual. These were brought back from Tanzania in the mid 1970's. The Masai still carry these today. B

Two Small Examples of West African Beadworkto include a likely coconut sheathed in leather that is fitted with a suspension cord, various bead forms, and cowrie shells (7 in.) (overall wear); to also