Object class: Baskets by technique / Donor: Berta Bascom / Culture or time period: African cultures - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Bag, accession number 5-10277, described as Large Raffia Bag; plaited. L = 100.0 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Basket and lid, accession number 5-10282a,b, described as Coiled basket, w/ lid - cowry covered lid. Kano, 100, 1938. CCC.a) Basket: Dia = 24.5 cmb) Lid: Dia = 26.5

Hearst Museum object titled Broom, accession number 5-10208, described as broom (besom-type); fiber; vari-colored twined handle; L. 45.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Cap, accession number 5-10150, described as Ibibio raffia cap, plaited; Ikot Ekpene; (1945). Green; Diameter: 19.0 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Cushion, accession number 5-13697, described as cushion stuffed w/ straw; round; lt. brown goatskin w/ snakeskin design in applique and stitching on top surface; design is encircling band within in is central lobe from which radiates circles and triangles in snakeskin outlined in leather stitching; 4 plaited tassels, one of which has lost the knob-like tip; some stains; diam. top surface 39 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Cushion cover, accession number 5-13695, described as cushion cover; round, goatskin & snakeskin, cushion cover; light brown. Design at top is in snakeskin, is circle within which is lobed design from which radiate circles and triangles; 4 thickly plaited pendants suspended from sides. diam. of top = 40.0 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Cushion cover, accession number 5-13696, described as cushion cover; rectangular; goatskin (lt. brown) w/ snakeskin design in applique outlined w/ stitching; band inside top perimeter; central lobed design from which radiates circles, triangles and two other lobes; 4 plaited and fringed corner tassels; cover top 56 x 39 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Door, accession number 5-14605, described as door, carved wood. Scenes of people and animals arranged in 5 horizontal registers, carved in very high relief. Top register: 2 men on bicycles, 3 men standing and one upside down. 2nd register: 2 men on bicycles, 1 man on a horse, 1 standing man, 1 kneeling figure. 3rd register: 1 double-headed animal, 1 man on horse, 2 standing figures and 2 entwined figures. 4th: 6 human figures and 2 large felines including 1 climbing a tree and 2 women (?) pounding grain (?). 5th: 1 man with a leashed animal, 1 standing man, 2 entwined figures and 2 kneeling figures. h. 134 cm. x w. 76 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 5-7689, described as Mask; wood; hair plaited; slit eyes outlines in black; black eyebrows and ears; tribal marks on cheeks, chin; unpainted surfaces oiled; Wooden Ibibio mask, woman, X chin, yellow, black, red. H = 24.0 cm; Evaluation $400.00

Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 5-16211, described as Ba-Chokwe “maiden” mask, carved and painted wood; woven plaited fiber wig attached to mask by a series of holes around the perimeter; scarification represented on forehead, cheeks and chin.