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Click here to subscribeAn album of approximately four hundred postcards, circa early 20th century – all foreign views including Egypt, Paris, Rome, Turkey, Greece, etc., together with two albums of photographs including accounts of the 15th General Hospital, Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria), circa 1915-16, & of the 43rd General Hospital at Salonika (Greece) during WWI.
A Lega Bwami three-face mask, 10.5" & another mask with protuding eyes & long pointed chin, 9.25". Provenance: acquired by a serving RAF officer, who later became Head of Logistics Operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo, during his years travelling there & in South Africa.
A tribal mask, possible Biombo, the head with three carved crests, 16"; & another, possibly Lulua, with carved decoration to the forehead & pointed chin, 13.5". Provenance: acquired by a serving RAF officer, who later became Head of Logistics Operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo, during his years travelling there & in South Africa.
A large Songye Kifwebe male mask with curved crest, square protruding mouth, the sides with deep grooves & traces of white & black pigment, fibre beard, 16". Provenance: acquired by a serving RAF officer, who later became Head of Logistics Operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo, during his years travelling there & in South Africa.
A taxidermy Otter head by R. Spicer & Sons, mounted on an oak shield-shaped plaque with ivorine tablet inscribed: “N.C.O.H., SCOTSMANS ROCK, RIVER GRETA, July 4th 1936”, & stamped to reverse “R. SPICER & SONS, TAXIDERMISTS, LEAMINGTON”; 7.25” wide x 10.25” high x 9.5” deep.
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