Antique Bontoc Tribal Belt from the Philippines

This is a rare, so-called AKOSAN or lightning belt from the Bontoc tribe in the mountains of Central Luzon. see related example in the book 'FORM AND SPLENDOR' by Roberto Maramba. A wonderful old Trib

This is a rare, AKOSAN or lightning belt from the Bontoc tribe in the mountains of Central Luzon. see related example in the book 'FORM AND SPLENDOR' by Roberto Maramba. A wonderful old Tribal belt wi

Ifugao Headhunters Shield from Luzon, the Philippines, late 19th c., in a classic Bontoc form or 'Kalasag' with triple split rattan woven bands above and below the raised boss (portion of one band mis

Ca. first half 20thC. Brown basket measures approx. H: 6" W: 8" D: 5 1/4". Black basket measures approx. H: 6 1/4" W: 5 1/2". Ex-Nooter coll.

Antique Turkmenistan gilt Silver Buckle Tribal Jewelry. Size 3 3/4 inches diameter. weight 68.99 grams.antique Turkmenistan Russian Orthodox Tekke.This antique tribal gilt silver round belt buckle wit

Bontoc Philippines Igrot Tribal War "Headhunter" Shield in carved wood with plaited fibre, late 19th c., having a recessed hand hold center back, decorative brass band at end of each stalk, 46" x 10".

Antique Middle Eastern Bedouin Silver Belt Buckle. Tribal Jewelry. Size 5 1/4 x 3 inches. total weight 167.60 grams. antique Middle Eastern Bedouin tribal silver belt buckle with three large agate sto

Commonly known as a Pinahig by the Ifugao group of the Northern Luzon, this is a native made sword and sheath set with braided rattan at the grip area and the ferrule is black iron. Typical wood scabb

A vintage Uzbek Bukharian tribal belt. The belt is made of embroidered velvet fabric, adorned with an embroidered and beaded geometrical pattern, hanging adornments, coins, and encrusted with faux gem

Two Navajo Sterling Silver & Turquoise Tribal Belt Tips.

This is an exceedingly rare antique tribal adornment from the Gaddang ethnic group, Northern Luzon, Philippines. Gaddang and Kalinga women will gather the hair from deceased relatives and create long

This is an exceedingly rare antique tribal adornment from the Gaddang ethnic group, Northern Luzon, Philippines. Gaddang and Kalinga women will gather the hair from deceased relatives and create long

Large spoon with figure on the end, carved dark hardwood; Philippines. Described as "Kankana Bontok" in Mr. Nooters notes. Very good, with age-appropriate wear and old repair (photo 8). Purchased Sant

Ca. early 20thC. Two Lidded Baskets. Taller basket measures approx. H: 9" W: 7 3/4". Shorter basket measures approx. H: 6" W: 10 1/2". Ex-Nooter coll.

This remarkable item is an oversized Fikum or Tikam, a prominent feature among the head-hunting Bontoc tribe residing in Northern Luzon, Philippines. Worn at the waist, either in front or on one side

A 20th century Pakistani Kuchi Tribal belly dance belt. The belt is made of embroidered velvet fabric, adorned with embroidered and beaded floral and geometrical patterns, hanging adornments, coins, e

A 20th century Pakistani Kuchi Tribal belly dance belt. The belt is made of embroidered velvet fabric, adorned with embroidered and beaded floral and geometrical patterns, hanging adornments, coins wi

A 20th century Pakistani Kuchi Tribal belly dance belt. The belt is made of black velvet fabric, adorned with a beaded design, hanging adornments, coins, encrusted with faux gemstones. Colorful clothi

2 pc Tribal Turkoman Silver Metal Belt Buckle. Pendant Necklace. 2 part buckle or clasp with carnelian. 2) round pendant with moon and star carved carnelian on short silver toned chain.-- Dimensions:

Ca. last half 19th to first quarter 20thC. Very good with no major breaks or repairs evident. This is the second of two similar wood bowls collected by Robert Nooter during the early 1990s while on on

(lot of 5) Antique American wood ladles and spoon: (4) hardwood ladles, one with horse head; (1) spoon with figural carved handle, likely Philippines, largest: 8.5"h, 6"w, 4"d, total: Start Price: $60

Ca. last half 19th to first quarter 20thC. Very good with no major breaks or repairs evident. This is the first of two similar wood bowls collected by Robert Nooter during the early 1990s while on one

7 pieces of Iranian tribal jewelry including beaded necklaces and sash belts with coins. Largest measures 72" length. Shortest measures 18" (45.5cm) length.

Etched shell ornament. H: 5.5" (14 cm), W: 6" (15.2 cm). Bontoc or Ifugao people. Luzon Island, Philippines.