This mask is hand painted on wood, many times over painted. The current paint is more garish than the original. It had a completely different color pallet. This mask used to be part of a headdress, with possibly fur and other attachments. It has iron remnants (nails), which were used to attach hair or fur. The mask was thinly carved with glossy patina on the back. This was most likely a theater mask...

This vintage mask features hand painted wood. It has pin holes around the edges, indicating an original headdress. It is crudely carved on thick wood...

This mask is carved very well and hollowed out. It has remaining wood pegs where hair eyebrows were attached. It has glossy patina on the inside of the mask. Circa 1940. This mask is part of a personal collection by the owner of Haig’s of Rochester. Dimensions: 5 ½ x 8 x 5 inches PLEASE NOTE: We are a working jewelry store and gallery and are not available to answer questions on weekends...