Object Listing

Carved house post in the shape of a standing man wearing a suit arms at his sides.

Roundish spoon bowl with long handle. The handle is carved with a rectangular design that concertinas in and out and has notches cut into the centre of each side of the handles. This design only covers the top 2/3 of the handle the balance being plain. The handle curves away from the centre line and has a pronounced arch when viewed from the side.

Spoon with tear-drop shaped bowl. The handle is decorated with a raised line of bumps that twists around the handle.

Tear-drop shaped bowl. The handle is decorated along approximately 2/3 of its upper section with a grooved design that has been divided into four sections on each side and two of each 1/4s darkened so that they a checkerboard affect is created. This is repeated on the reverse side. The top end of the handle is a circle with a hole in the middle.

Spoon with teardrop-shaped bowl. Its handle is decorated along the upper 2 thirds with rows of overhanging projecting zigzags.

Spoon with tear-drop shaped bowl. The handle has an open triangle more or less in the centre of its length.

Amphora-shaped vessel with a small hemispherical hollow handle. The body is divided up into six horizontal sections each decorated with linear and criss-cross carved designs.

Amphora-shaped vessel with a flared fin-like tail and 4 short rectangular legs. The neck flares slightly outwards and it and the base of the tail is embellished with telephone wire work. On its back is a hemispherical handle with a hole through it. The body is decorated with linear, triangular and cross-hatched carved designs. It has a zoomorphic appearance.

Stool with circular inverted dome with indented top and inverted dome as base. It has two rectangular parallel panels with open diamond designs as pillar and an open vertical arch that is linked to the top seat and bottom base as handle. .

Stool with circular inverted dome with indented top and inverted dome as base. It has a hollow cylindrical support with a flat circular central horizontal platform with two downward pointing V shapes above and two upward pointing V shapes below forming the vertical support.

Small beer vessel narrowing slightly towards its mouth. It is blackened and has three Y-shaped amasumpa panel designs around its widest section

Very long rectangular headrest. The platform in generally flat with minor undulation. It has a long rectangular platform as a base. The headrest is divided more or less into thirds - with vertical rectangular pillar supports. The central section has a horizontal bar dividing it in half and two pillars as support in the lower half. The two end sections each has four rectangular pillar supports one of which is in the shape of an H ( one of these is broken in half). The two pillars in each section closest to the centre are covered with amasumpa (bump/wart) designs and the two end supports have linear vertical and horizontal grooves carved into them. The reverse side of the H-shaped pillars are also covered in amasumpa designs while the third pillar in from each end has horizontal grooves.

Long rectangular crossbar that has a generally flat upper surface and is rounded underneath. The headrest has two sets of bifurcated legs is that splay out side wards. These are decorated with geometric and linear designs

Platform is plan and has a slight rise in the centre. The base is a solid block that tapers outwards at each end. It had a truncated V-shape pointed upwards in the centre which is has a carved liner grid in the shape of triangle across most of its lower 3/4s. Its reverse has two elongated truncated Vs with the same carved design spaced apart on the surface.

Amphora-like vessel with two flat rectangular lugs on either side just below the line indicating the neck band. The broader lower section has a 7 row panel of amasumpa that has two empty square sections on either side.

Amphora-like vessel with a collar-like neckband that flares out slightly on two sides. It stands on a small round base and the body is covered with amasumpa designs.

Amphora-like vessel with 4 flat rectangular lugs arranged around opposite sides of the rim. The broader lower section has raised strips of 2 amasumpa lines each arranged at slants forming open V-shapes.

Roundish spoon bowl with long handle. The handle is carved so that it seems segmented narrowing from the top to the end near the bowl. Here it stops before a design element where the handle is divided in two by a rectangular groove cut through.

Rectangle of vinyl with horizontal and vertical geometric designs created with strips of coloured insulation tape. The vinyl is folded over to create a double layer along the top edge. The lower section has 6 beaded tongues - the centre one being the longest and the end two the shortest.

Rectangle (almost square) of textile covered in geometric, zigzag and lined designs with various coloured beading. A strip around the outer edge is undecorated.

Rectangular door with two projecting hinges at either end. Two thirds of its length is covered with carved geometric and linear designs. There is a hole on the side opposite to the hinges through which a ring of wire is looped.

Textile skirt cover with waistband. The skirt cover has been cut into flaps each of which is edged with various patterned and coloured fabrics. Onto the waist band long tassels constructed out of various fabrics with pompom ends have been attached and dangle down. Onto these bottle caps, plastic spoons and multi- coloured bows made from netting have been attached.

Small triangular leather purse with a buckle and a loop for attaching to clothing. It has long leather fringes hanging from either side. The loop, bag and fringes are embellished with holes with rivets. Some of the fringes are decorated with strips of metal that are attached. There are bells at the ends of some of the fringes

Circlet of 2 strands of beads interspersed with 12 plastic caps.

Circlet of 2 strands of beads interspersed with 14 plastic rods that narrow at the waist and flare slightly at both ends.

Circlet of 2 strands of beads interspersed with 53 hollow plastic tubes that were injection needle covers.

Circlet of 2 strands of beads interspersed with 28 hollow plastic tubes that were injection needle covers.

Wooden pipe with a short stem that curves slightly upwards in the centre and flares at its end and a longish cylindrical bowl. A large part of the bowl from the top downwards is covered with metal sheet that has been tacked on. It has a small rectangular foot under the bowl