Ceremonial Ocarina presenting a chief

Brown terra cotta. Taïronas, Santa Marta region, Colombia. AD 800-1500. 11,5x7cm. Provenance : Sold after successive inheritance, collection made between 1920 and 1930, bought to Charles Ratton, Pari

African Ceremonial Chief's or Headsman's Axe, Multiple Cutting Surfaces on Engraved Blade. with Leather Wrapped Handle with Triple Wooden Pommel. Gruesome Looking Weapon. 17" Blade, 25" Length Overall

Pre-Columbian Narino culture (Colombia, ca. 850-1250 CE). A brown and red terracotta ocarina vessel flute with stylizied animals around the circumference and monkey face at the top. Measures 4.75 inch

Pre-Columbian Narino culture (Colombia, ca. 850-1250 CE). A black terracotta shell form ocarina flute. Measures 3.25 inches in length.

Ca. 1st half 20thC. Very good, with a few small holes and cracks on base, no apparent repairs. Fine carving shows off a rich dark patina. We believe this to be "Staff w/point" purchased 1981 from Said

A rare and quite old Ifugao three cavity carved wooden serving bowl from Luzon, Philippines. Such bowls are often referred to as a Chiefs dish, used for high ranking members of the tribe. This example

Magnificant African cast bronze ceremonial chiefs scepters / staff figural head with detailed animal & insects on lower part 63'' Tall. Condition very good. Mid 20th. C.

South Asia, northern India, Deccan Plateau, ca. 19th century CE. A refined, mold-made copper ceremonial mace presenting a spiraling body with a bulb-like pommel that tapers to a double-headed ram fini

Highly carved ceremonial or ‘Chief’s Staff’ from the Solomon Islands, South Pacific. Decorated with shell inlay and animal figures. Early to mid 20th century. With a knobbed handle and the shaft

Property of Lynn University to benefit their Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to no reserve Style of BAMILEKE PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON Royal Ceremonial Stool Chief's Ceremonial Stool- dark

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation Fund To be sold subject to no reserveSTYLE OF SENUFO PEOPLE COTE d'IVOIRE Chief's Ceremonial Horse, carved wood of a full horse figure sta

African Cameroon wood ceremonial/ ancestral chief helmet on stand, Bamum Kingdom, featuring carved diamond shapes and four figural masks, atop central mask form with exaggerated facial features, sitti

Yoruba Chief's Beaded Ceremonial Robe, Nigeria. Fine embroidery front and back. Size: 35.5'' x 20'' (90 x 51 cm). Provenance: Ilene Wood Collection.

**Originally Listed At $550** Southeast Asia, Philippines, Luzon Island, Ifugao, 19th century. A masterfully carved wooden ceremonial spoon (pakko) presenting a figural handle in the form of a seated

1-1/2" celluloid illustrated slogan button. Features a "modern" businessman shaking hands with a native american chief in ceremonial costume. Background depicts a speeding locomotive and factory build

Antique glass plate negative of Native American men dressed in Ceremonial garments holding/presenting pipes. C.1860

This vintage ring depicting s noble Indian Chief in ceremonial headress is outstanding in its workmanship. Cast in sterling and embellished with bands of genuine inlaid turquoise, coral, onyx and moth

Includes two Egyptian pottery artifacts with stands plus carved stone scarab; one black ceramic figure of chief wearing ceremonial head gear; one carved gourd signed Brenda Adawl Carriethers Stahl 199

Presenting a ceremonial Adze Axe from the Mt. Hagen area of Papua New Guinea, this artifact encapsulates the rich cultural heritage of the region's indigenous peoples. The Adze Axe features a distinct

#HCW9 Warrior, HTW3 Warrior Chief, & HK18 Ceremonial High Priest. 3 pieces. Condition excellent in 2 boxes. Priest no box.

Group of 7 souvenir spoons depicting Native American chiefs in ceremonial costume and buffalo heads 4"-6" 5.1 troy oz.

Ancient Egypt, Pre- Dynastic, Naqada III, ca. 3250 to 3100 BCE. A lovely mace head presenting a globular, ceremonial form and an annular socketing shaft, all hand-carved from light pink alabaster with

La Roche Laffitte (French b. 1943) "Mandan" watercolor and pencil on fabric laid to paper depicting a standing Native American male figure in ceremonial dress including a chief's blanket, signed L.R.

Dau-Law-Taine (American/Kiowa, b. 1964) "Praying Cheif" Oil on Canvas, 1993. Painting shows a Kiowa chief dressed in ceremonial garb while praying under the moonlight. Signed and dated bottom right, s