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An East African tribal Kenyan Kamba Askari colonial soldier staff, the tapering staff surmounted
An East African tribal Kenyan Kamba Askari colonial soldier staff, the tapering staff surmounted by a carved standing figure wearing a typical uni...
Large Australian Aboriginal tribal carved wooden snake totem, modelled in a loop and incised with
Large Australian Aboriginal tribal carved wooden snake totem, modelled in a loop and incised with naiive scale pattern, 80cm long. ...[more]
Two South African tribal Zulu fly whisks, the first with wire-wrapped handle and dark brown horse
Two South African tribal Zulu fly whisks, the first with wire-wrapped handle and dark brown horse hair, 60cm (handle 20cm), the second with figure...
Two West African tribal Nigerian Ibibio painted masks, each grimacing with prominent cheekbones
Two West African tribal Nigerian Ibibio painted masks, each grimacing with prominent cheekbones and teeth, the first with stylised skull cresting,...
West African tribal Nigerian Igbo carved wood helmet mask, painted white and with ochre markings and
West African tribal Nigerian Igbo carved wood helmet mask, painted white and with ochre markings and four ribbed horn extensions conjoined at the ...
West African Ghana tribal Ewe blue kente textile cloth, woven with yellow and red geometric grid
West African Ghana tribal Ewe blue kente textile cloth, woven with yellow and red geometric grid on a mid-blue ground, 170cm x 92cm. ...[more]
Australian Aboriginal tribal boomerang, Queensland, the dark grained wood carved with bands of
Australian Aboriginal tribal boomerang, Queensland, the dark grained wood carved with bands of leaves and triangles, 57cm long. ...[more]
Two Papua New Guinea tribal wooden feast bowls, of oval form, 43cm and 54cm wide, together with four
Two Papua New Guinea tribal wooden feast bowls, of oval form, 43cm and 54cm wide, together with four woven string billum bags. (5) ...[more]
Two African tribal spears, 19th century, the first Congo Topeke, double-ended and with copper wire
Two African tribal spears, 19th century, the first Congo Topeke, double-ended and with copper wire bound handle, 170cm long, the second Shona, Zim...
Two West African tribal Mossi masks, the first of bird form with shaped arched projections, incised with geometric bands, 61cm long., the second p...
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