Nup Weaving Sticks (4)

Four Nup peoples wood weaving sticks, Nigeria, West Africa.

4 Native American Navajo Wood Weaving Sticks and 7 Balls of Yarn, longest measures 17''L x 2.25''W

Seminole Indian Related Research Items and 4 spinning awls and decorated stick an a African Weaving

Set of four Meissen-style parrot candle sticks with gilt bronze bases. Continental, mid-20th century. No apparent markings. Very good condition. H. 14 1/2 inches each

Yei weaving, 4 figures, retains good color, no apparent damage. 4' 2" x 2' 11"

Cane & walking sticks (4), all wood, one w/carved boar's head w/glass eyes, one folk art w/hand-carved opening w/marbles, one w/silver inserts in handle, all in Exc cond except one w/carved Spanish Ma

Pre-Columbian, Chancay Weaving Sticks with Decorated Beads (13) - Huacho, ca. 1100 to 1476 AD. Thirteen wooden sticks, decorated with terracotta beads, used for holding wool thread. These weaving stic

Group of four walking sticks, 20th century, the first with polished sardonyx T-shape handle surmounting a gold-tone collar above a tapered shaft, the second with carved quartz knob handle with applied

[5] .925 Sterling Silver Hors DeVours Sticks 4 1/8 in. x 5/8 in.

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On the remote island of Timor women still spinn their cotton, prepare their own dyes of indigo and morinda, and weave on traditional beck tension looms. These two sticks are part of the loom, they are

AN 18TH CENTURY NEWHALL CREAM JUG together with a cup & saucer and a chamber stick. (4)

Vintage Navajo Weaving. 4' 3" x 6' 3".

Together With A Vase (8.5"h ). The candle sticks signed LC Tiffany # 1817 and the vase signed L C Tiffany Favrile 7212 N 1539. From a Darien CT estate. - Dimensions: Candle Sticks 4.5" x 4.25"

2 large ink sticks, 4.1"x3.6"x2", 9.2"x3.95"x0.83"

Pre-Columbia, Peru, central coast, Chancay, ca. 1000 to 1300 CE. Nicely preserved sewing or weaver's basket of woven reed, filled with original sewing implements. Includes weaving sticks -several with

A strand of Precolumbian terracotta beads, Ecuador, c. AD 500 – 1500, retrieved from weaving sticks, each being a work of art unto itself and bears in reliefs birds, animals and geometric designs. L

A strand of Pre-Columbian terracotta beads, Ecuador, c. AD 500 – 1500, retrieved from weaving sticks, each being a work of art unto itself and bears in reliefs birds, animals and geometric designs.

(33) weighted items including (2) pairs of glass and silver candle holders; a pair of candle sticks, (4) cordials, (2) compotes, (21) glass and silver coasters and a silver rimmed tray; some marked 's

8 pc. weighted sterling silver candlesticks and candelabras.pair sticks: 4" x 3 1/2" dia. base, 12 7/8 average oz.pair sticks: 6 1/2" x 3 1/2" dia. base, 24 7/8 average oz.single stick: 9 1/2" x 3 1/2

A strand of 17 Ecuadorian terracotta beads, c. AD 500 – 1500, retrieved from weaving sticks, each being a work of art unto itself and bears in reliefs birds, animals and geometric designs. Largest a

Nineteenth century. Eight candlesticks from 9.5"h. to 4"h. And two chamber sticks 4.5"h. to 2.25"h.

A strand of Precolumbian terracotta beads, Ecuador, c. AD 500 - 1500, retrieved from weaving sticks, each being a work of art unto itself and bears in reliefs birds, animals and geometric designs. Len

(Pr) LARGE MALACHITE VENEER OVER WOOD CANDLE STICKS - 4" x 4" x 12"