Tribal cloth, bead, and applied object headdress

elaborate headdress with ear and back flaps, with applied glass beads, metal, buttons , coins, shells and other objects, 31 in. L.

A carved wooden effigy of a kneeling female adorned with red cloth headdress, loin cloth and red beads. Such Idols are often associated with Magic and Ancestor worship. Bakongo peoples, Congo, Africa.

An Akha people tribal ceremonial hat. Metal, cloth, beads, shells. 9" H

Two Antique/Vintage African Carved Wood Tribal Masks. With applied bead and shell decoration. Tallest measures 13"h. Condition: Good with wear and losses.

Antique African Luba Bilumba Diviner's Headdress, DRC. Feathers, cloth beads, wooden Janus figure, metal. With stand. See: "Memory, Luba Art and the Making of History," Mary Nooter Roberts and Allen R

Six Islamic tribal headdresses with beads, metal coins, tribal threads. [8" D x 11" H]. Worn but overall good condition.

Group of Enameled Yellow Satin Art Glass Table Objects , variously decorated with applied beads and polychrome painted flowers, incl. 5 vases, h. 11 3/4 in. to 4 1/4 in.; together with Burmese enamele

Wall Hanging and Textile Assortment African, depicting panels of fertility figures and masks in bead-work and pucca shells, tribal cloth and strip of fabric with braided ends; together with three thro

Plains Indian Style Feather Headdress With Bead Work On Trade Cloth and Fur Tassels. Approximately 13.5 x 8 x 7 in. From the private collection of the Estate Donald "Putt" Putman. From the private co

Set 3 Framed Mixed Media, abstract designs multi dimensional in paints, applied metal and bead objects, etc/ behind glass in flat black wood frames, no signatures found, late 20th C, 31 3/4" x 26 1/2"

A Fine Old beaded Container from the Tutsi people of Rwanda. Dating to the early 20th century, adorned with glass beads applied to a gourd container or calabash. The vessel measures 4.75 x 3.75 inches

NIGERIA Zoomorphic MAMA - KANTANA Mangam Headdress These beautifully stylized masks were used during ritual dances. Characteristics TYPE OF OBJECT: Headdress. ETHNICAL GROUP: Mama -Kantana ORIGINE: Ni

African Yoruba Beaded Headdress, Early-Mid 20th C. Coiled cotton cloth, beads. On stand. Size: 6'' x 10.5'' x 11'' (15 x 27 x 28 cm); Height on stand: 16" (41 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collectio

Ubez Tribal Cloth Measures 23 1/2 L (Bottom of V Beads to Bottom of Fabric Both Sides edges) x 32 W ( From Edge to Edge)

A 4 piece Skookum Doll Lot including 1 chieftain with a leather headdress & 3 mothers carrying swaddled babies, all in original clothes & beads, all in original condition H: 11" (27.9cm)

African Mask from the Kuba people of Congo. Polychrome painted decorated with applied beads running form tip of nose to chin, woven back with applied cowrie shells. This type of mask belonged to the r

African, 20th Century. Wood, textile, paint, and dyes. Carved figural utilitarian objects, beads, and a basket. The basket is 11"d. and is painted green and red. From the collection of the late Audrey

ORIGIN: Iroquois (Native American peoples of northeastern United States) OBJECT: Deearskin and glass bead purse MEDIUM: Deerskin, cloth, glass beads OVERALL SIZE: Purse size: 8 1/2" x 7" DESCRIPTION:

3rd-2nd millennium BC. A ceramic female figure with large headdress pierced at the top and sides, prominent nose and round eyes and urna in the centre, necklace in the form of applied beads; short arm

Ca. mid 20thC. Rashaida veil, silver beads, cloth; Sudan. The silver beads are all hand formed and very irregular under 10X magnification. Purchased in Khartoum 1985. For a similar object please see A

Palecek Cylinder Lamp, beige cloth shade with applied wood spiraling beads, a free standing black metal electrified cylinder with-in, 20 1/2"h, 8 1/2"d. CONDITION: Very fine. Working cond.

A large rattan and wood dance crest or headdress with a Hornbill Bird skull and various bead regalia. This headdress measures 23 inches long and was worn by a Head Hunter after a successful Head Hunti

A very rare Old Carved wooden mask with bark cloth plant fiber headdress and shards of glass as eyes, and embellished with charcoal pigments and woven plant material. This mask was acquired during a "

A carved wooden effigy of an Akan or Ashanti Chief in full regalia seated on his throne. The figure is adorned with textile wrap, cross necklace and gold painted beads on his headdress. The surface pa