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Gift of Mrs. Sarah (William D.) Frishmuth, 1900

Accession Lot

  • Object[169]
  • no[107]
  • yes[62]
  • no[169]
  • american[13]
  • asian[124]
  • near eastern[11]
  • oceanian[21]
  • bell[53]
  • bell stand[1]
  • cymbal[2]
  • dancer's bell[1]
  • drum[25]
  • drum stand[1]
  • drumstick[3]
  • drumsticks[1]
  • fiddle[2]
  • fiddle bow[2]
  • flute[1]
  • gong[26]
  • gong stand[1]
  • guitar[1]
  • harness bell[2]
  • jaw harp[1]
  • lute[5]
  • lute bow[1]
  • lute fragments[6]
  • musical bow[2]
  • musical horn[1]
  • oboe[5]
  • panpipes[1]
  • rattle[9]
  • sehtahr[2]
  • sistrum[1]
  • sitar[1]
  • spiked fiddle[1]
  • temple bell[1]
  • theatrical cymbal[2]
  • trumpet[11]
  • trumpet part[1]
  • xylophone[2]
  • xylophone striker[1]
  • zither[1]
  • asia[1]
  • borneo[1]
  • burma[1]
  • canada[3]
  • china[19]
  • india[18]
  • iran[9]
  • japan[69]
  • java[17]
  • korea[1]
  • kyoto[1]
  • malacca[1]
  • malay archipelago[1]
  • manchuria[1]
  • nepal[11]
  • north america[10]
  • south india[3]
  • syria[1]
  • thailand[2]
  • tibet[1]
  • turkey (country)[1]
  • united states of america[3]
  • unknown[1]
  • unseiji[1]
  • 17th century[1]
  • 19th century[1]
  • modern[1]
  • song dynasty[1]
  • apache[3]
  • asian[1]
  • buddhist[20]
  • chinese[20]
  • confucian[1]
  • indian[18]
  • iroquois[3]
  • japanese[69]
  • javanese[1]
  • malay[1]
  • nepalese[8]
  • pueblo[1]
  • shinto[18]
  • sioux[1]
  • thai[1]
  • tibetan[1]
  • great plains culture area[2]
  • northeast culture area[3]
  • northwest coast culture area[4]
  • southwest culture area[4]
  • bird[1]
  • dorji[1]
  • dragon[3]
  • flowers[1]
  • peacock[3]
  • chinese language[5]
  • japanese language[2]
  • tibetan language[1]
  • bone[3]
  • brass[2]
  • cloth[2]
  • cotton[1]
  • deer hoof[1]
  • feather[3]
  • fiber[1]
  • glass[2]
  • gourd[1]
  • hair[3]
  • hide[8]
  • horn (animal part)[3]
  • horse hair[1]
  • horsehair[3]
  • ivory[7]
  • leather[2]
  • membrane[3]
  • metal[169]
  • nails[1]
  • paint[1]
  • peel[1]
  • pigment[7]
  • plant fiber[1]
  • plaster[1]
  • rattan[1]
  • rawhide[2]
  • seed[1]
  • shell[1]
  • skin[8]
  • string[3]
  • turtle shell[1]
  • wood[58]
  • wool[1]
  • carved[3]
  • coiled[1]
  • painted[3]
  • unknown[2]
  • yes[3]
metal

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A759B

Bell

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A910

Oboe

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A763

Bell

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A756

Bell

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A1069

Fiddle

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A801

Bell

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A791

Bell

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A913B

Jaw Harp

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A768

Bell

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