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Classifications: Furnishings and Equipment

Classifications: Furnishings and Equipment
181 to 216 of 1,996
Samurai Hat
Japanese
18th century
33.1822
Portable shrine
Japanese
19th century
33.1824
Paper stencil (katagami)
Japanese
early 20th century
33.1748
Qwa.a rudee or xoodee (chest)
Native American
ca. 1885
91.1.43
Sakii.id (headress and frontlet)
Simeon sdiihldaa (skil kingaans)
ca. 1870
91.1.46
Aam'halait (headdress frontlet)
Tsimshian
ca. 1860
91.1.47
Xoots l'oo shádaa (Brown bear helmet)
Native American
ca. 1850
91.1.51
Gaylth (dish)
Tsimshian
ca. 1860
91.1.52
'Kaakanél (Bent-corner dish with Orca design)
Native American, Kadyisdu.axch', Tlingit, Kiks.adi clan
ca. 1820
91.1.56
Bent-corner Tool Chest
Native American
ca. 1870-1900
91.1.60
Bentwood Chest
Native American
19th century
91.1.61
Bentwood Box
First Nations, Heiltsuk, Waglisla
19th century
91.1.62
Ruda or Xooda (bent-corner box)
Native American
ca. 1870
91.1.63
Stool
Surinam
81.17.1405
Eagle war helmet
Native American
ca. 1780
91.1.72
Food Dish (Beaver)
Tsimshian
19th century
91.1.74
Hat
Modoc/Achomawi/Atsugawi
81.17.1320
Carp, wood hearth hanger balance
Japanese
19th -20th century
98.47.47
Ikebana vase
Japanese
19th century
98.47.48
Bamboo and root ikebana wall vase
Japanese
19th century
98.47.49
Bamboo root cup
Japanese
19th century
98.47.50
Blanket
Navajo
late 19th century
81.17.1341
Noren
Japanese
19th century
98.47.75
Futon cover
Japanese
19th century
98.47.76
Futon cover
Japanese
19th century
98.47.77
Headdress frontlet (‘Paxewe’)
Native American, Kwakwaka'wakw
ca. 1890
91.1.29
Kwak'wanigaml (Heron headdress)
Herbert Johnson
ca. 1890
91.1.31
Scholar's table top chest
Korean
19th century
98.47.87
Staff
South African
81.17.1270
Frontlet
Native American
81.17.1309
Woman's hat
Hupa/Yurok/Karok
81.17.1317
Woman's cap
Hupa/Yurok/Karok
81.17.1318

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