Papua New Guinea pectoral for chieftain or dignitary. Contains over 100 white cowrie shells (native money) applied to woven backing. Early 20th century. Polished transected Mother-of-Pearl seashell at bottom. About 22 inches long.
Santa Clara Pueblo black bowl with unusual pattern including "Water Serpent". Circa 1930. Signed in pencel on base "Chochita, Santa Clara Pueblo". About 4 1/4 inches tall, 4 1/4 diameter across the top opening. Please note: a slight yellowish cast in a couple of the photos is only from a reflection.
Small Japanese white metal tea caddy. Surface bronze color inlaid with silver in branch, leaf and vine pattern. Marked on base. About 3 1/2 inches tall.
Lime container used by Timor natives to mix lime with Betal nut to enhance the taste. Ancestor skull figure on removable stopper of container. 20th century.
