Description
A long stick that has had a good deal done to it. The top is carved as a small face, bound below with cord. A bunch of striped feathers hangs from a thong. A green lizard with a ridged back clings to the reddish shaft, modelled in the round. Further down there is a ring carved like basketwork and a collar cut in scales like an acorn cup, and the stick ends in a dark, curved, horn-like tip.
The shaft has a warm red-brown grain. The paint on the lizard is bright and the feathers are a little ruffled. We do not know who made it or where, so we will only say that nobody will mistake it for anyone else’s.
Dock pickup in the South Loop.








