acquired 1960, Nigeria medicine doctor, male Yoruba please note wood is checking on base & face, tip of nose chipped off

 

Cherokee tribes have been resourceful with their surroundings using the earth to make special weapons and tools. According to the Cherokee Nation, one of the favorite materials of the Cherokee Indians

 

Polynesians - Explorers of the Pacific by J. E. Weckler, Jr. Published in 1943 by The Smithsonian Institution, City of Washington. War Background Studies, Number Six. Softcover, 6" x 9", in very good

 

Early coconut cup that appears to be fashioned using stone tools. An identical cup was auctioned in 2010 ( est $3500-$5000 ) by Bonham's and described as follows: "A rare and important priestly 'olo '

 

Carved concentric circles, arcs, barrs of lines all decorate both sides of this fine message board. It has a nice form with a slightly convex front, a small surface crack to the top. Hardwood, red och

 

ray54188 Store Description BORN IN 1912 THE ARTIST BARBARA TYRRELL BEGAN DEPICTING NATIVE AFRICAN CULTURE THROUGH HER DRAWINGS AND PAINTINGS JUST AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR TRAVELING AROUND SOUTH AFRI

 

This beautifully made bowl was collected in the Solomon Islands in the 1970's. It is superbly carved and the inlay of pearl shell highlights the complex design. It measures 33cm in length. Registered

 

This is a Great 19th century copper "MANILLA" slave bracelet from Nigeria. Size: approx. 2 1/2" . Color: green-brown. Excellent Condition w/a light green "patina"...MANILLAS are small penannular armle

 

antique Indian Bow no arrows. The year of this bow is unknown but looks to be very old. It has some white paint on it as seen in photos.it is 50-1/2 in. Long.......... please feel free to ask any ques

 

Loco4Rococo store SUPERB ANTIQUE NW SALISH THOMPSON RIVER NATIVE AMERICAN IMBRICATED LIDDED BASKET