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A Bambara antelope headdress chiwaraMalicarved an antelope on another animal having a pointed vertical tail,88cm high.

A Bankoni vesselMaliterracotta, with linear patterning to the body, a ringed cylindrical neck and a domed finial,49cm high.ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection, London.

A Djenne seated female figureMalipottery, wearing bracelets and with her hands on her knees,25cm high,a Bura pottery head, 18cm high and a Nigerian pottery female torso, 19cm high. (4)ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection, London.

A Bambara headdressMalicarved three standing female figures with pierced crested coiffures, with the remains of glass beads, 19.3cm high, on a base. (2)ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection, London.

A Djenne torsoMalifragmented pottery, with the head tilted upwards and with painted linear decoration, 9.5cm high, on a stand, an Igbo pottery maternity figure fragment, with white pigment to the front, 10.7cm high, on a stand, and a Nok pottery head, 10cm high, on a stand. (4)ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection, London.

Two Bankoni vesselsMaliterracotta, with incised decoration to the bodies and with zoomorphic finials,49cm and 56cm high. (2)

A Bambara door lockMaliwith a stylised figure and an incised linear decorated front,42.5cm high.ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection, London.

A Bambara marionette headMali18.5cm high,two heddle pulleys, Yoruba and Dogon, 16.5cm and 18.5cm high, and two Yoruba Shango wands, 19cm and 21cm high. (5)

A yellow Mali garnet, approx. 1.2cts

THOMAS KENNEDY, pair of signed oils on canvas dated 1960, "Portrait of two Saluki dogs - Mali and Dullah", 33cm x 29cm

Tribal Art. Bamana/Bambara tribe, large puppet figure with several removable puppets, collected from a village near 'Sikasso' in Mali, 113cm high.

Found 2017 A.D.. A rare eucrite meteorite slice recorded as: Northwest Africa 11576; displayed in a Swiss membrane box, inked inscription ' NWA 11576' to one edge. 20 grams, 38 mm (76.3 grams total, 99 x 75 mm including case) (1 1/2 in. (3 7/8 x 3 in.)). Eucrites are achondritic stony meteorites thought to have originated from the surface of the giant asteroid (or minor planet) 4 Vesta. Vesta is the second largest body in the asteroid belt, with a mean diameter of 525 kilometres. Like Earth, it has the differentiated layers of crust, mantle, and core common to rocky planets: this may mean that 4 Vesta is the remnant of a larger destroyed planet.From North West Africa (Mali). Ex SV-Meteorites, Prague. From a Leicestershire, UK, collection. Accompanied by an original identification card. [No Reserve]

Found 2008 A.D.. A cut slice of scarce achondrite from the diogenite group recorded as: Northwest Africa 5480; displayed in a Swiss membrane box. 11.7 grams, 48 mm (58 grams total, 99 x 75 including case) (1 7/8 in. (3 7/8 x 3 in.)). The total known mass of the meteorite found in Mali was 4.91 kg. Mineralogically, the diogenites are primarily composed of magnesium-rich orthopyroxene, with minor amounts of plagioclase and olivine. The pyroxenes are usually coarse-grained, suggesting a cumulate origin for the diogenites in magma chambers within the deeper regions of Vesta's crust. The achondrites of this group are named after a 5th century B.C. Greek philosopher Diogenes of Apollonia, who was the first to suggest that meteorites originate from outer space.From the Sahara, N.W. Africa. Ex Hupe collection, U.S.A. From a Leicestershire, UK, collection. [No Reserve]

20th century A.D.. Depicted squatting and displaying scarification marks around the chest, median crested coiffure with hands resting on the knees. 1.9 kg, 69 cm high (27 1/8 in.). The Senufo peoples are distributed in West Africa in the area of Cote d'Ivoire and Mali. They are famed for their woodcarving skills as well as their musical abilities.From Côte d'Ivoire/Ghana. From an old Newbury, UK, ethnographic collection. [No Reserve]

Banque Centrale des Etats de l’Afrique de l’Ouest, Mali, specimen 10000 Francs, ND (1981), code letter D, serial number O.00 00000, black SPECIMEN overprint and perforation, in PMG holder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, very rare, the only PMG graded note on the population report BNB B114Ds, Pick 408Dbs £500-£700 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Banque Centrale du Mali, 5000 Francs, ND (1972), serial number J.3 41379, Dussine and Makalou, fresh and original paper, corner bends, overall about uncirculated to uncirculated and a beautiful note BNB B204b, Pick 14b £300-£400 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Banque Centrale des Etats de l’Afrique de l’Ouest, Mali, specimen 500 Francs, 1981, serial number M.00 000000, black SPECIMEN overprint and perforations, in PMG holder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, very rare, the only example on the PMG population report BNB B111Dbs, Pick 405Dds £500-£700 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Banque Centrale du Mali, specimen 100 Francs, ND (1972), serial number 0.0 00000, overprinted and perforated SPECIMEN, in PMG holder 67 EPQ, superb gem uncirculated, this is the only example graded by PMG and is very rare as a specimen BNB B201as, Pick 11as £500-£700 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Banque Centrale des Etats de l’Afrique de l’Ouest, Mali, specimen 5000 Francs, 1984, serial number 0.0 000000, black SPECIMEN overprints and perforations, in PMG holder 65 EPQ, gem uncirculated, very rare, and the only example graded by PMG BNB B113Dbs, Pick 407Dds £500-£700 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Banque de la Republique du Mali, 1000 Francs, 22 September 1960, serial number A30 174590, in PMG holder 30, very fine BNB B104a, Pick 4 £40-£60

Authentic West African Bambara mask, from Mali. Not available for in-house P&P

FIGÜRLICHE STEINSCHLEUDER, Holz, geschnitzt und montiert auf sekundärem ebonisiertem Postament; Steinschleuder wohl der Bambara, Mali. Stehende bekleidete Figur mit vor dem Körper zusammengelegten Händen und einem stilisierten Tierkopf - wohl Jaguar oder Affe. Gesamthöhe 16,5 cm (partiell berieben). Aus dem Nachlass einer westfälischen Sammlung.

GEHÖRNTE MASKE MIT FIGÜRLICHER BEKRÖNUNG DER BAMBARA, Mali. Holz, geschnitzt, farbig gefasst und teilweise mit Krustenpatina. Zoomorphe Maske mit durchbrochenen Augen und gebogten Hörnern, bekrönt von einem weiblichen Akt, sich an den Hörnern festhaltend. Montiert an sekundärem Vierkant-Eisenschaft mit rechteckigem Stand. Maske: H. 71 x B. 30 x T. 13 cm; Gesamthöhe mit Stand 167 cm. Aus dem Nachlass einer westfälischen Sammlung.

BRONZEN MIT ANTILOPENKÖPFEN, Bambara, Mali, Bronzegelbguss, hellbraun patiniert und partiell rot akzentuiert. Konische Schäfte mit Lochungen zur Montage, dekoriert mit Kordelfriesen, Ringmonturen / Ösen und stilisiertem Antilopenkopf als Bekrönung. H. 9 cm und H. 10 cm.

FIVE METEORITE FRAGMENT SAMPLES, comprising a piece of Dhofar 1286, found in Oman 2005, weight 2.3g, a piece of Dar el Kahal H5-6 chondrite, found in Mali 2013, weight 3.5g, a piece of NWA 1023 Lunar Gabbroic Breccia, found 2015, weight under 0.5g, a tube of dust from the same meteorite and pieces of an Unclassified NWA, total weight 19.7 (5)

White and red Mali No.5 2010 World Cup Qualifier away shirt, 2008, player issue, Airness, size XL, short-sleeved with 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP SOUTH AFRCIA QUALIFIERS sleeve badge, country emblem, reverse numbered 5

Large group of costume brooches, including examples by Sarah Cov, enamel brooches by Fish, Exquisite, Mali, ceramic channel island brooches, Bond- Boyd and other brands

Coins to include: GHANA silver proof 10 shillings 1958. REPUBLIC OF GUINEA silver proof 500 francs 1969. IVORY COAST silver proof 10 francs 1966. LESOTHO silver 50 licente 1966. MALI proof 10 francs 1960. MOROCCO 500 francs 1956. NIGER REPUBLIC silver proof 1000 francs 1960, and 10 francs 1968.

Marka Bambara Mask with Horns From Mali. Marka Bambara Mask with Horns From Mali. The Marka are a Mande subgroup. The Marka are famous for their masks and puppets, which show a strong Bambara influence. The mask is partially covered with thin brass plate and has elongated features, a long nose, a protruding mouth, eyes shaded by a domed forehead, and is decorated with tassels on the ears. Bambara (or Bamana), Mali, Africa: Mask with horns. With 3 million people, the largest population group in Mali, the Bambara are traditionally organized into secret leagues ("Dio"), which are divided into 6 sub-groups based on age. Through initiations a person ascends to the next group. "Kore" is the top league and the rank that can be achieved.

An African tribal bronze horse and rider from Mali, height 39cm.

A carved wood tribal fertility head-dress from the Bamana Tribe of Mali in the form of a horned animal with similar smaller figure on circular base with applied metal decoration, 39" high

DOGON KANAGA MASK MALI carved wood, the face mask with a wooden superstructure above in the form of a double barred cross with short vertical elements projecting from the tips of each horizontal bar, white pigment on face and superstructure, red pigment to netted fibre backing 108cm tall Provenance:  Private collection, United Kingdom At a dama funeral, a towering plank mask known as sirige (an example of which is displayed nearby) appears after the performance of several cross-shaped kanaga masks. Admired for the vigorously sweeping movements of its dancer, kanaga is worn with a colorful costume that includes a plaited fiber hood and cowrie-shell-covered vest. It appears in groups that range from a few masks to as many as 70.

AHNENFIGUR / KULTFIGUR der Senufo: "Stehender männlicher Akt". Männlicher Akt mit charakteristischer Frisur, Narbendekor und Kinnbart. Senufo, Elfenbeinküste - Côte d'Ivoire / Mali mit gewachsener Patina, montiert auf ebonisiertem, sekundärem Postament. H. 36 cm. Aus dem Nachlass einer westfälischen Sammlung (Spannungsrisse).

A Bambara (Mali) carved wood mask with six-tooth 'comb' top supporting a male figure with pipe, 64 cm high, to/w two other masks (3)

Chiwara-Tanzaufsatzmaske der Bambara Mali, Westafrika Vertikal geführter Aufsatz in Gestalt einer stilisierten Antilope, an den Spitzen Pflanzenfaserbüschel sowie eine kleine Kette aus gelben Glasperlen; flächendeckende, ornamentale Kerbschnitzerei. Holz. 61 x 31 x 7,5 cm. - Nur kleinere Gebrauchsspuren. - Aus süddeutscher Privatsammlung.afrikanische Stammeskunst, Ethnie, Ethnografische Kunst, Ethnographie, Ethnologie, Holzskulptur, Kunst aus Afrika, Tribal Art, zoomorph

Franck (Sebastian). De arbore scientiae boni et mali, ex quo Adamus morte[m] comedit & adhuc hodie cuncti homines morte comedunt, quidnam ea sit ..., et rursum quid sit arbor vit[a]e, contra totius humani generis sapientiam, probitatem, atq[ue] scientiam. Augustino Eleutherio authore, [Mulhusii: Superioris Elsatiae, per Petrum Fabrum], 1561, [2],130,[2]p., imprint from colophon, printer's woodcut device to verso of final leaf, occasional early marginalia to few leaves, damp-stain to lower margins of few leaves towards rear of volume, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt, 18th-century light brown calf, gilt decorated spine with morocco title label, light fading to part of lower board, joints slightly cracked, 8voQTY: (1)NOTE:Adams E108.This work is the first Latin edition of this treatise on the forbidden fruit and one of the more uncommon titles printed in Mulhouse, where printing only developed from the middle of the 16th century. Sebastien Franck (1499-1542), humanist and independent spirit, who used the pseudonymous name Augustinus Eleutherius was close to Michel Servet (Calvin's opponent) whom he met in Strasbourg.

Zwei Fingerringe. Wohl Mali, Dogon / Senufo. Bronze, Größe 45 / 66. Provenienz: Seit den 1970er Jahren in Heidelberger Privatbesitz. (Altersspuren)

Fünftlgs. Konvolut, u.a.: Baubo, wohl ptolemäisch; Frosch von einem Ring, wohl Mali; Souvenir einer Zikade, wohl Ägypten, H=1,5 bis 3 cm. Provenienz: Seit den 1970er Jahren in Heidelberger Privatbesitz. (Altersspuren)

DOGON DOOR LOCK, Mali, 43cm H.

Tanzaufsatz der Bamana, MaliWeiblicher "tjiwara", die Mutterantilope trägt ihr Kitz auf dem Rücken, das linke Horn des Kitzes ist ergänzt, filigrane Schnitzarbeit aus hellem Holz."Tjiwara" ist die Bezeichnung einer Initiationsgesellschaft, die die Beziehung des Menschen zum Kosmos und zu den für den Ackerbau notwendigen Naturkräften herstellt, H 75,5 cm

Kornspeichertür der Dogon, MaliSehr alte Tür eines Getreidespeichers der halbnomadischen Ethnie, stiltypisch aus drei mit Eisen geklammerten Planken zusammengefügt, frontseitig im Relief geschnitzt 10 Figurenpaare sowie ein weiteres Paar auf dem später ersetzten Fallriegelschloss, das Schöpferpaar bzw. dessen Kinderpaare darstellend, kräftige Patina mit Inkrustierungen, H 64 cm

A Bamana Chi Wara horizontal headdress, carved in the form of an antelope, with applied copper and metal panels, 70cm long together with a pair of Mali carved wood animals. (3).

Tribal Art - a Bambara heddle pulley, carved as a janus figure, 18.5cm high, Mali, West Africa, collector's display plinth

Tribal Art - a Bamana ci wara antelope headdress, mounted for display, 99cm high overall, Mali, West Africa

Tribal Art - a Dogon brass equestrian figure, depicting an armed rider on a rearing horse, 31cm high, Mali, West Africa, mounted for display, 39.5cm high overall

Hereke große Seidenbrücke.: Sehr feine Knüpfung. Türkei, wohl 1.H.20.Jh. Reicher floraler Dekor. 225 x 140 cm. Unterhalb Blombe bez. Türk Mali. An einer Ecke signiert. Fransen mit Fehlstellen. D

A carved Dogon tribal door, thought to be from a granary grain store in Mali, decorated three rows of figures, 62 x 35cm

Konvolut KunstbücherGert K. Nagel, Schwäbisches Künstlerlexikon, München, Kunst & Antiquitäten, 1986; Brigitte Reinhardt, Reinhold Nägele, Stuttgart, Theiss, 1984; Hans-Peter Bühler, Anton Braith - Christian Mali, Mainz, von Zabern, 1981; Die Sammlung Hugo Borst in Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Fink, 1970; Germaid Ruck, Max Unold und die Münchner Malerei, Memmingen, Visel, 1992; Claus-Wilhelm Hoffmann, Jakob Bräckle, Suttgart, Theiss, 1997. Altersspuren.

Braith, AntonBiberach an der Riß 1836 - 1905 ebenda, Tiermaler, Schüler von J. B. Pflug, seit 1851 an der Akad. Stuttgart und seit 1860 in München, lebte in Gemeinschaft mit Mali, Prof. in München. "Schaf und Bäuerin", sommerliche Hügellandschaft mit einem stehenden Schaf und einer skizzenhaft ausgeführten, sitzenden Bäuerin, unten rechts sign., Öl/Leinwand, HxB: 46/52 cm. Rest.. Gerahmt.

MALI MORRIS R.A. (BRITISH 1945-) STAR YARD IN AFRICA 1991-2 Signed and dated in crayon lower left, watercolour 33.5cm x 43cm (13.25in x 16.75in) Francis Graham-Dixon Gallery, London

CIMIER CIWARA Mali Wood H.88cm

DOGON CUP AND COVER Mali Wood H.74 cm

DOGON DOOR Mali Wood H.82cm

DOGON GRANARY LADDER Mali Wood H: 163cm ***PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ON VIEW AT ST. STEPHEN'S GREEN. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION*** NOTE The Dogon people utilise notched ladders for various purposes such as accessing the upper levels of granaries, climbing onto the flat roofs of houses, and spanning gaps in cliffs.

DOGON RIDER Mali Wood H: 84 cm ***PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ON VIEW AT ST. STEPHEN'S GREEN. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION***

DOGON TORO FIGURATIVE ALTAR Bamako, Mali Wood H: 46cm ***PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ON VIEW AT ST. STEPHEN'S GREEN. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION***

DOGON DOOR Mali Wood H.67cm

A Bambara (Mali) carved wood mask with six-tooth 'comb' top supporting a male figure with pipe, 64 cm high, to/w two other masks (3)

Ceremonial wooden statue, Senufo tribe, Mali, Northern Ivory Coast, 85 cm high, 1725 grams

A SELECTION OF JEWELLERY, to include a Danish Winger Tin brooch, a micro mosaic cross pendant, a turquoise set stickpin, an Exquisite brooch, a Mali cat brooch, a circular SJC pewter brooch etc