Sold for $813

Sold prices are inclusive of Buyer’s Premium

Lot Description

Anishinaabe Jingle Dress

early 20th century

three-piece dress includes:

a black cotton collar, decorated with tin cones, brass bells, and bone rings, length 13 inches

complementing cotton shirt, with bone and lucite rings, length 20-1/2 x chest 32 inches

skirt made of polished cotton and embellished with stamped tin cones (possibly from Copenhagen Tobacco tins) and two panels of floral beadwork, length 30 inches

This lot is located in Cincinnati.

Property from the Estate of Robert Streett

Condition Report

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