Lot 1016
Moccasins, Clay Frame Drum, Weavers, and Mask
Passed — did not sell at this auction
About this lot
Estimated Value: $ 250-350
Origin: Native American and Amazonian
Dimensions: Moccasins- 4x10in
Condition: All Items have different conditions, the drum has some peeling on the edge and the mask hair is messy
Additional Information: A pair of deer hide moccasins with a poinsettia flower beaded design on the toe. Beads line the foot opening.
A terracotta clay framed rawhide drum with wood embellishments around the edge.
Two Navajo 20th century weaver sculptures of a woman figure with a baby. There is a half woven rug on the loom sitting on lambs wool. There are no signatures on the pieces.
A wooden carved painted Amazonian mask of a male figure with black horse hair. The mask has a nut shell necklace and a feather nose piece. The mask cheek is painted with a yellow geometric design. The mask was used for ceremonies.
Lot details
- Lot
- 1016
- Closed
- June 27, 2025
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