Stone moulds for ornaments, from Aleppo

Tobacco, smoking, ritual, pipes, tobacco bags Tobacco was a stimulant used by the indigenous people in large parts of North, Central and South America as a sedative, medicine again...

Pipe bag; Lakota; ca. 1870-1880 \nHide, glass beads, porcupine quills, pigments; l. 40 cm. (incl. fringe); w. 13 cm.\nRMV 3158-9; purchased from art dealer Leendert Van Lier, Amste...

Boett of gold, dial of enamel and works with spindle gait. Ground shell strongly convex, smooth, with a vulcanised outer edge; at the left side a piece from the edge a hole for the...

"Handle of large vessel. Griffon shape with incised decoration. Made in two halves, in moulds, joined before firing. Montell 1936, Pl. IX, 4. "Pl IV,4 reproduces a very fine exampl...

Pendant in twelve-pointed form, made of marble (or alabaster?) from the place Haci Bektash. The pendant is worn on a cord around the neck by followers of the Sufi order of the Bekt...

A worked stone of the Roman period, dating from the 2nd-3rd centuries.The stone depicts a probably female head in the Romano-British style, with a head on a neck in relief on a rec...

Clothing pin (fibula) with a rosette motif. This type of clothing pin is worn by Berber women in the Middle Atlas region. Besides being used to tie wrapping cloths the clothing pin...

Purchase from Mr. Torgny Öberg, who acquired the object in 1954 in Tokyo. (D. Bildt’s Fund, kr. 1.000:). Head adornment for woman, silver and coral. The whole of the heavy main orn...