Two pectoral ornaments and five fibulae, South Morocco, early 20th century - The two ornaments, Draa Valley or Aït Atta tribe, consist of a chain with three branches of mesh in several sections intersected by bells and linking a pair of fibulae with a molded almond heart and flanked by tongues with engraved decoration. Small brown leather tongue embroidered with six cowries on one. L.: 59.5 and 55 cm; a bell missing on one; - the five fibulas, Valley of the Under, in cast and chased silver, with a motif of argan nuts with four domed elements forming a cross, several punched with partially chased barb. H. : from 11,5 to 12,5 cm, B.P. : 274 g ; One perforated, a ring probably replaced. Two pairs of silver fibulae and five fibulae, Morocco, Anti-Atlas, early 20thCollection Éric N. Lasry