Two Naga hunting trophy chains

Nagaland, North-east India, early 20th century Made of old glass beads with a bronze adornment in the shape of a double fish tail. Provenance: - Collection Rinck Hollnberger, Munic...

Naga Konyak, North-India, early 20th century The Konyaks, the largest of the Naga ethnic groups, reside primarily in the districts of Tirap, Longding, and Changlang in Arunachal Pra...

Asmat People, South Papua, Indonesia, probably late 19th century The Asmat people of Papua are known for creating "trophy necklaces," intricate pieces often made from human bones an...

Ao tribe, Nagaland, Eastern India, Early 20th century Made from red glass paste beads and bronze trumpets and bells. The Ao tribe primarily inhabits the Mokokchung district of Naga...

Man’s Ceremonial Headdress Naga people, Northeast India Probably 19th century Cane, yellow orchard fiber, dyed goat hair plume A handwritten...

Coming from the area of influence of the Naga people, this stunning piece is an extraordinary example of their cultural views. The Nagas are a conglomeration of different tribes nati...

A wonderful, unique, and very engaging original acrylic on canvas painting titled "Hunting Dreaming" by indigenous Australian Aboriginal artist B...

John Meek Victorian 1847 Hallmarked Silver Detailed Horn Hunting Bugle Condition: Beautiful as pictured. No chips cracks or any restoration. This is a very nice example with no faults or any issues. A rare and exquisite Victorian-era hunting bugle, crafted by John Meek in 1847, featuring hallmarked silver fittings and a finely detailed horn body. This beautifully preserved example showcases exceptional craftsmanship, making it a sought-after piece for collectors of antique hunting memorabilia...