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Feather, feather, American — Feather
American
1900s

Feather, feather, American or European — Feather
American or European
20th century

Feather, feather, American — Feather
American
1700–1941

Feather, feather, American — Feather
American
1700–1941

Ibis with maat feather, Faience — Ibis with maat feather
664–30 B.C.

Inlay, feather pattern, Glass — Inlay, feather pattern
200 BC–100 AD

Inlay, feather pattern, Glass — Inlay, feather pattern
200 BC–100 AD

Cup with feather (?) decoration, Pottery, paint — Cup with feather (?) decoration
30 B.C.–A.D. 364

Relief fragment with feather pattern, Limestone, paint — Relief fragment with feather pattern
ca. 2040–1300 B.C.

Feather, feathers, American — Feather
American
20th century

Feather, feathers, American — Feather
American
early 20th century

Feather, feathers, American or European — Feather
American or European
20th century

Feather, feathers, American or European — Feather
American or European
early 20th century

Feather, feathers, American or European — Feather
American or European
early 20th century

Feather, feathers, American or European — Feather
American or European
ca. 1900

Feather, feathers, probably American — Feather
probably American
1900s

Inlay fragment, feather(?) design, Glass — Inlay fragment, feather(?) design
1st–3rd Century A.D.

Inlay fragment, feather design, Glass — Inlay fragment, feather design
200 BC–100 AD

Double feather crown of Amun, Cupreous metal, precious metal, vitreous inlay — Double feather crown of Amun
664–30 B.C.

Feather, Shibata Zeshin Japanese, Painting; ink and color on paper (tanzaku), Japan — Feather
Shibata Zeshin
19th century

Scarab Inscribed with a Maat Feather, Faience — Scarab Inscribed with a Maat Feather
ca. 1390–1352 B.C.

Fragment from a wall with painted feather pattern, Limestone, Paint — Fragment from a wall with painted feather pattern
ca. 2040–1300 B.C.

Fan, Rodeck Brothers Austrian, tortoiseshell, feather, silk, Austrian — Fan
Rodeck Brothers
1895

Hat Feather with Box, Black lacquer, peacock feather, silk thread, China — Hat Feather with Box
China

Inlay fragment, border pattern of feather design, Glass — Inlay fragment, border pattern of feather design
100 BC–100 AD

Feather Headdress, Feathers, vine, fiber, cotton cloth, string, Tikar — Feather Headdress
Tikar
19th–20th century

Feather Headdress, Feathers, vine, fiber, cotton cloth, string, Tikar — Feather Headdress
Tikar
19th–20th century

Feather Symbol, Wood, porcupine quill, feathers, Mesquakie or Potawatomi — Feather Symbol
Mesquakie or Potawatomi
1790–1890

Feather Headdress, Feathers, vine, fiber, cotton cloth, string, Tikar — Feather Headdress
Tikar
19th–20th century

Feather Duster, Dagobert Peche Austrian, Opaque watercolor, brushed through stencils, over graphite on paper mounted on paper — Feather Duster
Dagobert Peche
Wiener Werkstätte
1922

Feather Canoe, Truman T. Lowe, Peeled Willow, White Feathers, Copper Wire, Ho Chunk, Native American — Feather Canoe
Truman T. Lowe
1993

Peacock feather brooch, Silver, diamonds, rubies, emeralds, gold, European — Peacock feather brooch
European
last quarter 19th century

Feather Brush (Habōki) for Tea Ceremony, Feather, Japan — Feather Brush (Habōki) for Tea Ceremony
Japan

Hair accessory, feather, American — Hair accessory
American
1700–1943

Fan, feather, probably French — Fan
probably French
1890–1909

Evening ensemble, House of Chanel French, silk, feathers, French — Evening ensemble
House of Chanel
Gabrielle Chanel
1933–35

Evening cape, feather, American or European — Evening cape
American or European
early 20th century

Inlay element from shrine: throne with feather pattern, Glass — Inlay element from shrine: throne with feather pattern
380–30 B.C.

Aigrette, feather, American or European — Aigrette
American or European
1910–25

Aigrette, feather, French — Aigrette
French
early 20th century