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

Accession Lot

  • Object[446]
  • no[256]
  • yes[190]
  • no[444]
  • yes[2]
  • african[100]
  • american[60]
  • asian[238]
  • near eastern[25]
  • oceanian[23]
  • banjo[1]
  • battle drum[1]
  • bell[8]
  • bell mallet[2]
  • bell stand[1]
  • bow[2]
  • box[1]
  • box lid[1]
  • castanet[1]
  • clapper[2]
  • crocodile zither[1]
  • dancer's bell[1]
  • drum[85]
  • drum fragments[1]
  • drum hammer[1]
  • drum pegs[1]
  • drum stand[6]
  • drumstick[13]
  • drumsticks[2]
  • dulcimer[6]
  • fiddle[30]
  • fiddle bow[14]
  • fiddle fragment[2]
  • fiddle fragments[1]
  • finger piano[6]
  • flageolet[2]
  • flute[12]
  • frame drum[3]
  • goblet drum[1]
  • gong[10]
  • gong hammer[1]
  • gong mallet[6]
  • gong mallet handle[1]
  • gong stand[3]
  • gong striker[5]
  • guitar[12]
  • harp[9]
  • inner duct flute[1]
  • kamancheh[1]
  • kamancheh bow[1]
  • kettledrum[2]
  • koto[1]
  • lute[38]
  • lute bow[5]
  • lute bridges[1]
  • lute fragment[1]
  • lute fragments[12]
  • lyre[3]
  • malimba[1]
  • maraca[1]
  • marimba[1]
  • model[2]
  • moon guitar[2]
  • mouth organ[4]
  • musical bow[3]
  • musical horn[1]
  • musical instrument fragments[1]
  • musical scraper[2]
  • oboe[14]
  • pandean pipes[1]
  • panpipes[2]
  • pitchpipes[1]
  • plate gongs[4]
  • plectrum[7]
  • rattle[26]
  • santur[5]
  • sehtahr[2]
  • sistrum[3]
  • sitar[2]
  • spiked fiddle[1]
  • stand[1]
  • stringed instrument[2]
  • tambourine[6]
  • tar[1]
  • temple drum[1]
  • toy[3]
  • trough zither[1]
  • trumpet[1]
  • tuning box[4]
  • violin[5]
  • violin bow[1]
  • violin fragment[2]
  • whistle[18]
  • xylophone[8]
  • xylophone fragment[1]
  • xylophone hammer[2]
  • xylophone stick[1]
  • xylophone striker[2]
  • zither[20]
  • zither fragment[1]
  • africa[5]
  • alaska[6]
  • algeria[8]
  • arizona[1]
  • bangala district[3]
  • belgian congo[2]
  • belgian mandate[1]
  • brazil[1]
  • burma[7]
  • cameroon[8]
  • canada[5]
  • china[51]
  • colombia[1]
  • dahomey[1]
  • damascus[1]
  • east africa[3]
  • eastern horn[3]
  • ecuador[1]
  • egypt[17]
  • french equatorial africa[3]
  • gabon[5]
  • gabun[1]
  • india[65]
  • iran[18]
  • japan[101]
  • java[15]
  • kasai district[3]
  • kenya[3]
  • korea[1]
  • kyoto[1]
  • lake nyassa[3]
  • lake tanganyika[2]
  • lake victoria[3]
  • lopori river[1]
  • lower congo[1]
  • lower missouri[1]
  • lower ubangi[2]
  • madagascar[1]
  • malacca[1]
  • malay archipelago[1]
  • mali[3]
  • maritime congo[6]
  • mexico (central america)[1]
  • morocco[3]
  • mozambique[3]
  • nebraska[1]
  • new guinea[3]
  • nigeria[1]
  • north africa[5]
  • north america[43]
  • northern congo[2]
  • northern nigeria[1]
  • ogooue river[2]
  • pichincha province[1]
  • rhodesia[1]
  • ruanda-urundi[1]
  • rwanda[1]
  • senegal[1]
  • senegambia[1]
  • sierra leone[1]
  • solomon islands[1]
  • south africa[2]
  • south congo[1]
  • south india[3]
  • southeastern new guinea[1]
  • southern congo[1]
  • sudan[1]
  • sumatra[1]
  • syria[1]
  • tanganyika[2]
  • tanzania[3]
  • thailand[13]
  • togo[1]
  • togoland[2]
  • tunisia[6]
  • turkey (country)[6]
  • uganda[3]
  • united states of america[6]
  • unknown[1]
  • upper guinea[4]
  • upper nile[3]
  • zaire[7]
  • modern[1]
  • qing dynasty[3]
  • apache[7]
  • asian[1]
  • baganda[1]
  • baluba[1]
  • bangala[3]
  • buddhist[26]
  • bundu[1]
  • burmese[3]
  • bushongo[2]
  • calabar[1]
  • chinese[52]
  • confucian[4]
  • fang[5]
  • hausa[1]
  • hindu[3]
  • hopi[1]
  • indian[65]
  • iroquois[5]
  • japanese[99]
  • javanese[1]
  • kafir[1]
  • korean[1]
  • makah[1]
  • malay[1]
  • marungu[1]
  • mon[1]
  • moorish[1]
  • nootka[1]
  • omaha (culture)[1]
  • pueblo[3]
  • shinto[2]
  • sioux[4]
  • swahili[1]
  • thai[12]
  • tlingit[8]
  • tswa[1]
  • wanyakyusa[1]
  • wasafua[1]
  • wasungu[1]
  • wayao[1]
  • central africa[20]
  • central american[1]
  • east africa[19]
  • great plains culture area[11]
  • north africa[41]
  • northeast culture area[5]
  • northwest coast culture area[29]
  • south american culture area[3]
  • southern africa[2]
  • southwest culture area[11]
  • west africa[5]
  • north of lake nyassa[1]
  • animal head[1]
  • bird[5]
  • bird head[1]
  • chinese character[1]
  • dragon[16]
  • fish[4]
  • flower[2]
  • flowers[1]
  • peacock[4]
  • phoenix[1]
  • qilin[1]
  • tiger[1]
  • tortoise[1]
  • chinese language[9]
  • japanese language[4]
  • bamboo[8]
  • bead[2]
  • bone[4]
  • brass[20]
  • brocade[1]
  • buckskin[6]
  • cane (plant)[6]
  • cloth[8]
  • coconut[3]
  • coconut shell[1]
  • copper[2]
  • cotton[5]
  • cowrie[3]
  • deer hoof[4]
  • ermine[1]
  • fabric[7]
  • feather[3]
  • fiber[27]
  • fur[1]
  • glass[4]
  • gourd[19]
  • hair[10]
  • hide[22]
  • horn (animal part)[3]
  • horse hair[1]
  • horsehair[3]
  • iron[9]
  • ivory[34]
  • lacquer[8]
  • leather[24]
  • membrane[29]
  • metal[58]
  • mother-of-pearl[8]
  • nails[1]
  • paint[3]
  • paper[3]
  • parchment[19]
  • peel[4]
  • pigment[31]
  • plant fiber[4]
  • plaster[1]
  • quill[3]
  • rattan[1]
  • rawhide[6]
  • reptile skin[1]
  • resin (material)[3]
  • rope[1]
  • rubber[2]
  • seed[1]
  • seeds[2]
  • sequins[1]
  • shell[11]
  • silk strings[1]
  • sinew[1]
  • skin[55]
  • snakeskin[8]
  • stone[4]
  • string[7]
  • textile[4]
  • tin[2]
  • tortoise shell[1]
  • turtle shell[2]
  • wire[1]
  • wood[446]
  • carved[11]
  • incised[2]
  • inlaid[4]
  • lacquered[4]
  • painted[10]
  • unknown[5]
  • yes[19]
wood

91 - 120 of 446 Records

A697

A697

Model

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AF154

AF154

Lute

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A1064

A1064

Tar (uncertain)

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A978B

A978B

Drum

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P2006

P2006

Guitar

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AF236

AF236

Rattle

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A1022B

A1022B

Stringed Instrument

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NA1713

NA1713

Rattle

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NA1687A

NA1687A

Drum

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A1065

A1065

Lute

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P1977

P1977

Drum

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P2009

P2009

Oboe

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A921B

A921B

Lute Fragments

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A682

A682

Zither Fragment

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A694

A694

Lute

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AF140

AF140

Tambourine

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AF139

AF139

Tambourine

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A1027A

A1027A

Fiddle

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A919A

A919A

Zither

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AF152

AF152

Lute

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AF208

AF208

Finger Piano

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AF198

AF198

Bell

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A1043

A1043

Drum

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A681

A681

Zither

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AF171

AF171

Drum

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AF100

AF100

Oboe

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AF261

AF261

Fiddle

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NA1725

NA1725

Flute

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AF166

AF166

Frame Drum

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A1025

A1025

Guitar

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P1983

P1983

Drum

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A1082

A1082

Fiddle

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