Ceremonial Ponchito Man's Outer Garment, Pacajes Region, Early 20th C.

African Ceremonial Kuba Skirt, Kasai Region, DRC, Early 20th C. Raffia fiber and applique. Size: 14'0'' x 2'11'' (427 x 89 cm).

Early 20th century men's garment. Made of white cotton and embroidered with gold threads on the edges of the sleeves, the collar and the chest area. Length: 128 cm, width from end to end of sleeves: 1

Naga Man's Ceremonial Mantle, Northeast India, Early 20th C. Cotton; supplementary warp pattering. Ref. Julian Jacobs, "The Nagas: Hill People of Northeast India." Size: 5'3'' x 3'5'' (160 x 104 cm).

Naga Man's Ceremonial Mantle, Northeast India, Early 20th C. Cotton; supplementary warp pattering. Ref. Julian Jacobs, "The Nagas: Hill People of Northeast India." Size: 5'2'' x 3'5'' (157 x 104 cm).

Man's ceremonial silk dressing blanket, early 20th century, Hakka Chin, Myanmar. Size: 58'' x 78'' (147 x 198 cm).

Ceremonial drinking horn, Caucasus region, early to mid 20th C. With niello and incised silver mounts, 875 star and Cyrillic Soviet silver hallmarks. One link in chain needs to be closed. Mount at tip

Ccahua Ponchito Man’s Ceremonial Garment, Southern Altiplano, 18th C. Alpaca warp and weft. Once closed as a tunic and later opened to conform with the laws of 1780. Worn by the shamans and laycas o

CHINESE COURT PAINTINGChinese, late 19th - early 20th century, gouache on paper. Seated figure with outer garment depicting paradise flycatcher, indicating the ninth (9) civil rank. Cranes in the back

1 purple silk woven w/ silver thread farece (faredjeh) Ottoman woman’s outer garment, Syrian silk, late 19th C-Early 20th, Wd 76.5", L 77.5", (few tiny spot stains, minor stains to either end,

African Kuba Cloth Man's Ceremonial Skirt. Raffia, intricate applique with arrow patterns, Zaire, early 20th c. Size: 210'' x 34'' (533 x 86 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

Fine Man's Ceremonial Wrap With Ikat And Buna Patterning, West Timor, Early 20th C. Heavy cotton with buna silk supplemental patterning. Consisting of 3 elaborate fringed panels sewn together. Provena

Japanese Scroll Painting: Woman with Parasol, probably late 19th-early 20th century in date, is painted on paper. Her clothing--an outer black garment- uchitake, and tall shoes and parasol suggest tha

Man's ceremonial hip cloth, "saput", gold and silver-wrapped thread, silk, supplementary weft weave, early 20th c., Bali. Size: 21'' x 63'' (53 x 160 cm).

Man's ceremonial sarong, "pou", cotton warp ikat, natural dyes, Roti, Indonesia. Early 20th c. Size: 49'' x 43'' (124 x 109 cm).

2 Antique Chin Textiles, Myanmar: Woman's skirt cloth, silk, early 20th c, Hakka Chin people; and a man's ceremonial sash, cotton tabby ground with supplementary weft weaves, Northern Chin State. Size

Early 20th century, 126 x 115 cm, Central Asia, Uzbekistan The traditional garment worn by men in Bokhara was a silk ikat chapan: a voluminous coat with long arms open at the front. Several chapans we

Two Odd Fellows white bearded men wire mesh ceremonial masks with hand painted details; one with attached wig. In fair vintage condition with bending to wire mesh, etc. Late 19th/ early 20th C. Dimens

Two Odd Fellows white bearded men wire mesh ceremonial masks with hand painted details; one with attached wig. In fair vintage condition with bending to wire mesh, etc.. Late 19th/ early 20th C. Dimen

West Africa, Mali, Bandiagara region, Bamana people, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a fantastic ceremonial mask used for Kore initiation rites, hand-carved from dark wood in the form of an

**Originally Listed At $500** Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Katundu region, Pende peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden ceremonial mask known as a Kiwoyo

2 tampans ceremonial cloths w/ red, blue & yellow textiles supplementary weft on plain-weave, late 19th-early 20th C, Indonesia, Sumatra, Lampung Region: 1 w/ animal & triangle motif, 17” x 17&r

This exceptional wood carved ceremonial mask hails from the South Pacific region of New Guinea, specifically from the Indibit Village, and dates back to the early 20th century. Standing at a height of

English 19th or early 20th century majolica dog face snuffer tobacco jar.The pottery jar depicts a seated dog-faced man dressed in blue and red period garments apparently dipping snuff from the small

Latin America, Mexico, probably Michoacan State, ca. early 20th century CE. An early and finely detailed carved wood mask from the Guerrero region, representing a Moor or possibly El Viejo (old man) g