Ceremonial spear - India, Naga

wood (sago palm), metal blade and end piece, fine plant fibre cord, shaft elaborately coated with bunches of goats hair dyed in red and black, small traces of corrosion; such spears belong to the grou

conical wickerwork bonnet, coated with a fine netting of orchid bast, dyed in red and yellow, adorned with a collar of bushy black animal hair and boar tusks on either side, slight traces of usage H:

Two Naga Wood and Metal Spears India, Circa 19th-20th Century A.D. Height of tallest 74 1/2 inches (189 cm). Property from Mr. Radu Moldovan, Skokie, Illinois Provenance: B.C. Holland Gallery, Chicago

2 Nagaland Ceremonial Artifacts, India, Early 20th C.Including a Naga ceremonial horn and a basketry and feathered headdress. Size: 1) 10'' x 5'' x 3'' (25 x 13 x 8 cm); 2)14'' x 5'' x 21'' (36 x 13 x

Naga Man's Ceremonial Mantle, Northeast India, Early 20th C. Cotton; supplementary warp pattering. Ref. Julian Jacobs, "The Nagas: Hill People of Northeast India." Size: 5'3'' x 3'5'' (160 x 104 cm).

Naga Man's Ceremonial Mantle, Northeast India, Early 20th C. Cotton; supplementary warp pattering. Ref. Julian Jacobs, "The Nagas: Hill People of Northeast India." Size: 5'2'' x 3'5'' (157 x 104 cm).

Central Asia, Northeastern India / Northwestern Burma, Naga people, ca. early 20th century CE. A fabulous pair of wooden spears from the Naga people with tapered lower ends and a formidable head on on

Central Asia, northeastern India/northwestern Burma, Naga people, ca. last quarter of the 19th century CE. A fascinating shield made to be used with a spear and sword. It features a woven rattan backi

Fine Naga Warrior Spear, traditionally used by warriors from assorted Naga tribes of northeastern India, wound with mostly short dyed goat's hair adornment, with a longer tassel encircling the middle,

A pair of Naga style spears. 20th century. Myanmar and India. Largest: 80 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 1". Smallest: 69" x 2" x 2".

INDIA, 19- EARLY 20TH CENTURYIndian bronze ceremonial Naga figure. It is made in 4 sections including 3 sections of tail and body and the 4th being the fan mondorla. The top with five snake heads with

Black and red hand woven textile with thin lines of blue and yellow, embellished with shells, and with a dyed horse hair ornament. Nagaland, North East India. Approx. 80" x 50". Provenance: Estate of

India, ca. 17th century CE. A solid bronze ceremonial spoon depicting Krishna the "Butter Thief" as a youth holding a ball of butter that he stole from his stepmother, beneath a protective Naga, the m

beaded handle and feather decorations

14 ½” Ceremonial Spear in frame – age uncertain

**First Time At Auction** Australia, Aboriginal people, ca. mid 20th century CE. A pretty wooden ceremonial spear, decorated with cross-hatched white, red, and yellow ocher pigment. Size: 1.25" W x 26

**First Time At Auction** Central Asia, India, Naga peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A gorgeous glass bead necklace made by the Naga culture composed of dozens of yellow, blue, red, green, orange,

Featured in this lot is this South African walnut Assegai ceremonial spear. The spear appears to be of Assegai style construction with a warrior effigy carved into one of the blades. The bottom blade

India, Naga embroidered cotton textile with sembolic pattern, 68"l X 40"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

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NATIVE AMERICAN HANDCRAFTED NAVAJO CEREMONIAL SPEAR. LEATHER WRAPPED WITH FEATHERS, FUR AND BUFFALO HORN SPEARHEAD. 62 1/2" LONG

Central Asia, India, Naga peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A gorgeous glass bead necklace made by the Naga culture composed of dozens of yellow, blue, red, green, orange, and white seed beads, with

India, Naga, woven cotton textile, 72"l x 40"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York

India, Naga people, embroidered cotton textile, 64"l X 38"w Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould , New York