Afghan Kuchi headdress ornament

Two pieces of Afghan Kuchi jewelry, mid 20th century, executed in nickel silver and glass, comprising a headdress ornament having a beaded chain suspended an 'earring' 7"l; and a necklace having teard

Details Vintage from the 1960s Materials: Glass Description A vintage beaded headdress or hat, most probably from the Kuchi people living mainly in Afghanistan. Made of tiny colorful glass beads sewn

A Rare Ottoman Silver Headdress Ornament, ca 1907 Composed of seahorse shaped elements, terminating in antique coins (dating early 20th century) suspended by hoops, all strung on woven strip of cloth.

One silvered heavily beaded tasseled bib necklace with rope tie; together with one pair of large silvered and tasseled chandelier earrings, and one silvered cuff bracelet with bell pendants.

Including one silvered bib necklace with bell pendants on a link chain, one silvered beaded necklace with coin and bell pendants and a rope tie; and two silvered triangular pendants withlong tassels.

Vintage Afghan Kuchi Belt. It measures 48 inches long end to end. For measures please refer to the picture taken with a measure tape. Weight : 511 Grams all. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no

Afghan Kuchi Necklace Silver This is looking to be an Afghan Kuchi Necklace made from alpaca silver. This is in good condition, it is only missing a closure. This piece looks beautifully handmade. The

A very Old Afghan Kuchi made Necklace with tribal famous Kuchi Crescent pendant. It is an Original hand made by the Kuchi Craftsmen not a Replica. It has some Enamel finish colors on the Pendant. Unus

Necklace of beads w. 3 rectangular metal pendants, 4 coins. Coins are of Afghan origin. Some inset beads/adornments missing from pendants. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 27"C Country of Origin: Afghanist

Afghan-Kuchi- Handmade Old Fashion vintage Ring Shipping Rate: $23.00 .shipping rates are determined by Parcel weight and destination.Combined shipping: We offer combine shipping on multiple items pur

Pair of Fine Hmong and Miao Headdress Ornaments, each a double coil and spiral design, with engraving, on a metal display stand. Size: 12'' x 7'' x '' (30 x 18 x cm). Overall height on stand: 18" (46

Two Chinese Miao Culture Silver Headdress Ornaments. Both in the form of birds Larger: 6.5" x 9" x 11"

Four Chinese Miao Culture Silver Headdress Ornaments. One with birds and flowers, three with insects and flowers Largest: approx. 8" x 8"

2 Pcs. Painted Carved Wood South Western Horn Shaped Headdress Ornaments – largest 7 ¾”

East Asia, Northern China, Manchuria / Inner Mongolia, Liao Dynasty, ca. 916 to 1125 CE. Extremely rare, a stunning gilded copper alloy plaque, perhaps a headdress ornament, depicting a Phoenix, prese

19th C. Gold Embroidered Velvet Woman's Dress - late 1800's antique Afghan Kuchi velvet dress with traditional patterning of gold embroidery on the front and back, along the bottom border and on cuffs

Two South American feathered headdress ornaments, a South American beaded loin cloth and two Egyptian mummified cats. Sizes range from 8.5 to 14.5 inches. Provenance: Charles F.B. Robinson Estate Trus

2pc Chinese 19th Cent. Kingfisher Feather Headdress Ornaments 8''x10'' Each. Decorated with phoenix birds and dragons with central lotus flower. Some scattered loss from age. Qing dynasty.

A regal vintage carnelian intaglio ring, in silver, Afghanistan or Iran, circa 1900's - 1950's. This incredible middle eastern piece has hand crafted out of silver with wonderful filigree wire workman

Vintage ethnic jewelry in traditional design. Pendants are missing some inset beads. Chain on one necklace is not of Afghan origin. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 24"L, longest Country of Origin: Afghani

Ring size: US 7 Rarity Level: Remarkably Rare Considering the historical significance, era, intricate stone engravings, and likely age of these rings, they present a unique opportunity for collectors

Afghan tribal kuchi handmade fashion Charm Bracelet Shipping: $23.00. Shipping rates are determined by Parcel weight and destination.

Pre-Columbian Maya jade pectoral from Guatemala, ca. 600-900 CE. Frontal view of a lord wearing a bird headdress, ear ornaments, and necklace. 3-3/4" H. Ex. Barney G. Malone, Texas, 1963-1970

Pre-Columbian, north coast of Peru, Moche culture, ca. 200 to 400 CE. This is a hollow pottery figural vessel in the form of a male wearing an elaborate headdress, ear ornaments, and a poncho, painted