Pre-1950s; the first a Keram River mask of pointed shape with an elongated nose, headwear and chin carved with circular patterns; 18 1/2" x 5"; scratches, wear, scattered wormholes. The second is a black-patinated mask with straw embellishments and a basketry woven collar with black, red, and white painted stripes; 23" x 12" (with collar); spots of wear to patination, and one stone eye is detached but present.