Hide Drum

Japanese traditional flat drum. The skin is made of buffalo’s hide. With original wooden drumsticks. The

Japanese traditional flat drum for the festival. The skin is made of buffalo’s hide. It had been made by

Stunning stretched zebra hide drum coffee table supported by 3 wood legs upholstered in zebra hide.

Zebra hide stretched over wooden drum with twisted rawhide around the sides standing on three zebra

Unusual mid century drum table covered in zebra hide and supported by three horn feet.

Beautiful pair of African zebra drums. Great side table or beat it! Great condition, beautiful

Beautiful pair of African zebra drums. Great side table or beat it! Heavily patinated, gives these

African hide drum table with glass top. Split to hide on one side. Mid-20th century.

). Does not include lampshade (listed measurements are without lampshade. Hide drum shade in photo is sold

Hide-covered modern drum, possibly first peoples, 20th c. of shaped circular form, with hide

Drum shaped stools newly upholstered in cow hide. The three legs and black painted metal.

Wonderful zebra hide copper bronze drum table by French artist Michel Haillard (b. 1959). Michel

A red lacquered opera drum with brass studs, hide drumhead and four iron handles. This opera drum

Antique Cofradia (holy house) drum. Cedro wood and leather. FOR OUR COMPLETE INVENTORY PLEASE GO

From Beijing, China, an early 20th century red lacquered drum with stretched hide drumhead secured

A hide and wood drum from Beijing, China. This circa 1900 drum also features brass hardware.     

An early 20th century Chinese red lacquered opera drum with stretched hide timpanum, and iron studs

Brown and white zebra skin drum or table with braided detail down the side. The drum works

Pair of Zebra drum tables - handsome pair to compliment many rooms adding a textural or ethnic feel

An early 20th century Chinese elmwood opera drum with stretched hide and iron studs.

TWO DRUMS LARGE AND SMALL INDIAN CEREMONIAL DRUMS FROM NEW MEXICO.THESE DRUMS ARE MADE OF WOOD WITH

WONDERFUL PAINTED SURFACE DRUM WITH WHITE TRIM AND BLACK.THIS ORIGINAL PAINTED CEREMONIAL DRUM WAS

ceremonial drums are each fitted with four brass rungs and stretched with hide at the ends, secured with

stretched hide on an actual drum. Traditionally used as a place to sit and rest one’s feet, stone drums are

stretched hide on an actual drum. Traditionally used as a place to sit and rest one’s feet, stone drums are

, COYOTE CANYON AND STANDING ROCK IN THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF NEW MEXICO.THIS TRIAL DRUM IS COVERED IN

Vibrantly colored and intricately decorated, this small two-headed drum is a 19th-century Tibetan

rivets that fasten stretched hide across a drum head. Traditionally used as a place to rest one’s feet

rivets that fasten stretched hide across a drum head. Traditionally used as a place to rest one’s feet

rivets that fasten stretched hide across a drum head. Traditionally used as a place to rest one’s feet

stretched hide on an actual drum. Traditionally used as a place to sit and rest one’s feet, stone drums are

rivets that fasten stretched hide across a drum head. Traditionally used as a place to rest one’s feet

stretched hide on an actual drum. Traditionally used as a place to sit and rest one’s feet, stone drums are

stretched hide on an actual drum. Devoid of further decoration, the pale stone drum has a minimalist appeal

stretched hide on an actual drum. Devoid of further decoration, the pale stone drum has a minimalist appeal

stretched hide on an actual drum. Devoid of further decoration, the pale stone drum has a minimalist appeal

An early 20th century monumental elmwood Chinese opera drum with stretched hide, iron studs and

raised studs, a design meant to imitate the iron rivets that fasten stretched hide across a drum head

that fasten stretched hide across a drum head. Anchoring its surroundings with the permanence of stone

that fasten stretched hide across a drum head. Anchoring its surroundings with the permanence of stone

Shaman drum with carved bird. From Nepal, mid-20th century. Fashioned by hand with the unusual

stretched hide on an actual drum. Traditionally used as a place to sit and rest one’s feet, stone drums are

Vintage painted drum and beater, Native American, created by a member of the Sioux tribe (Plains

bosshead nails used to stretch hide on an actual drum and faux-handles and fu dog faces decorate the sides

raised studs, a design meant to imitate the iron rivets that fasten stretched hide across a drum head

raised studs, a design meant to imitate the iron rivets that fasten stretched hide across a drum head

raised studs, a design meant to imitate the iron rivets that fasten stretched hide across a drum head

, mimicking nail heads that secure the hide tops on actual drums. There is subtle, variegated rust color from

, mimicking nail heads that secure the hide tops on actual drums. There is subtle, variegated rust color from

, mimicking nail heads that secure the hide tops on actual drums. There is subtle, variegated rust color from

, mimicking nail heads that secure the hide tops on actual drums. There is subtle, variegated rust color from

, mimicking nail heads that secure the hide tops on actual drums. There is subtle, variegated rust color from

, mimicking nail heads that secure the hide tops on actual drums. There is subtle, variegated rust color from