Woodland Style Native American Bead-work cuffs 1800s

Description

This intact pair of Woodland style beaded cuffs for beaded regalia made by Haudenosaunee and Algonquin people from the mid to late 1800s. They are a trapezoid shape.  They are in great shape with only 5 missing beads on one cuff.  They have basket beads of various colors and clear beads, with a rickrack trim.  They are 10″ around the top and 6″ in the bottom.