1991.33.1-2 William C. Codman, Pair of Martelé vases
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
At the 1900 Paris World’s Fair, Gorham Manufact
1996.51.A-C William C. Codman, Tureen on Plateau
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This tureen and stand were originally part of a 129 piece table service commissioned by William Andrews Clark (1839-1925), who served as a senator from Montana from 1901 to 1907. While Clark had extensive properties in Montana, this service wa
1995.64 William C. Codman, Martelé meat dish
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
At the 1900 Paris world’s fair, Gorham Manufacturing Company introduced a limited production line of handwrought wares named Martelé, the French word for "hammered." In the spirit of the British Arts and Crafts movement, each 
2010.2.McD Sword ornament in the form of a lion
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This heavy, hollow cast gold sculpture depicting a male lion originally adorned a state sword ( afena) that was displayed—rather than worn—by the king’s sword bearers on important ceremonial occasions. The lion
1994.198.McD Side-blown horn
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This elephant ivory horn has a mouthpiece on the inner, curving side of the instrument.
1974.Sc.15 Standing female figure (rhythm pounder)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This tall female figure with short legs and feet sunk into a heavy cylindrical base is adorned with incised symbolic marks on her chest. Clusters of snail shells, cowrie shells, and red abrus seeds originally adorned her coiffure, upper arms, and abdome
2006.57.1 Hunter's mask (dannana)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Numerous masks representing the people, animals, and things in the Dogon world since the Creation appear at dama, a six-day commemorative funerary masquerade held every several years for important male elders.
1969.S.96 Standing female figure
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This sculpted female figure elegantly visualizes Luba concepts of feminine beauty, maturity, and civilization.