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A collection of Tribal mask wall art (largest: 46cm x 18cm) (4)

Tribal Art. A carved African hardwood spear, 159cm long.

Tribal Art. Hammered and coloured copper panel, each depicting female and male figures dancing, etc., ebonised frames, 48cm x 40cm.

Books - Tribal Art - Africa: The Art of a Continent, Prestel: 1995, for the RA exhibition, illustrated reference, softcovers, 4to, [1]

Tribal Art - African hardwood figures, in various poses; a graduated set of elephants; etc

CARVED AFRICAN TRIBAL ART HEADS

A TRAY OF TRIBAL ART TO INCLUDE TWO AFRICAN MASKS, CARVED FIGURE, ELEPHANT TRAIN AND A LARGE SPOON

TWO LARGE EAST AFRICAN TRIBAL ART CARVED WOODEN WALKING STICKS / STAFFS

A LARGE AFRICAN STYLE TRIBAL ART WALL HANGING MASK - HEIGHT 98CM

Tribal Art. Three eastern carved wooden fisherman, 31cm, 25cm and 23cm high.

Tribal Art.  Three African pottery spirit heads, with white pigment decoration, 12cm and c Pigment chipped and flaking but no substantial damage

Tribal Art. Miscellaneous carved and decorated wood masks and other items, 20th c

A tribal art decorative speak, handle modelled as crocodile/alligator

A carved piece of tribal art, length approx. 59cm

A pair of contemporary Bristol urban art graffiti prints after street artist SPZero76 entitled Tribal Girl (2013) and Oni Love (2012). Measures 40cm x 60cm. Framed and glazed. 

TRIBAL ART - A BORNEAN CARVED WOOD BOARD OR PLATTER of circular form with twin handles, overall 36.5cm long.

A collection of carved and wooden tribal art items to include; drum with lizard decoration, masks with bead and shell work, souvenir spears, clubs etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Mixed items including Tribal Art and treen. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

Tribal Art: African Makonda figurative pounder with carved female handle mounted on Perspex and metal stand, 22" tall

Tribal Art - Aboriginal hunting/fighting spear 9ft long, a carved woomera spear chucker and three various boomerangs

Tribal Art: Leather work bags, woven basket coasters, African beadwork, etc.

Tribal Art: Oceanic tapa cloth, Nigerian hand woven fabric, various blankets and wraps and an embroidered panel

A Bembe maternity figure, Democratic Republic of Congo, wood with carved braided hair, scarification marks around her eyes and on her body holding a child in her arms, 50cm highprovenance: The Reverend Alan Dupuy tribal art collection

Ca. 600 BC. Koban culture. A beautiful bronze sword-shaped pendant with interlaced decoration; circular loop in the sword's hilt; fully wearable condition. The Koban culture was a tribal culture in the Central Caucasus during the transitional period from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age which produced high levels of applied art. Koban findings confirm that the Koban culture was in constant communication and exchange not only with Caucasian neighbours, but also with the tribes of the Crimea, the Northern Black Sea, Asia Minor, and especially with other important centres of bronze metallurgy - Luristan (Western Iran) and the Carpathian-Danube area (Austria, Bohemia, Bavaria). Size: L:100mm / W:23mm ; 28g. Provenance: From an old British collection of Asian Art formed in the 1990s on the UK and European art market.

Ca. 600 BC. Koban culture. A beautiful bronze sword-shaped pendant with interlaced decoration; circular loop in the sword's hilt; fully wearable condition. The Koban culture was a tribal culture in the Central Caucasus during the transitional period from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age which produced high levels of applied art. Koban findings confirm that the Koban culture was in constant communication and exchange not only with Caucasian neighbours, but also with the tribes of the Crimea, the Northern Black Sea, Asia Minor, and especially with other important centres of bronze metallurgy - Luristan (Western Iran) and the Carpathian-Danube area (Austria, Bohemia, Bavaria). Size: L:100mm / W:25mm ; 43g. Provenance: Property of a London gentleman, part of his family collection formed in the 1980s-2000.

Ca. 900-700 BC. Koban-Caucasian Culture. A very rare bronze axe, richly decorated with geometric ornaments on the crescentic blade and a range of vertical ribs at the butt. Excellent condition; beautiful patina. The Koban culture was a tribal culture in the Central Caucasus during the transitional period from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age which produced high levels of applied art. Koban findings confirm that the Koban culture was in constant communication and exchange not only with Caucasian neighbours, but also with the tribes of the Crimea, the Northern Black Sea, Asia Minor, and especially with other important centres of bronze metallurgy - Luristan (Western Iran) and the Carpathian-Danube area (Austria, Bohemia, Bavaria). For more information on Koban axes, see Przeworski S. (1939). Die Metallindustrie Anatoliens in der Zeit von 1500-700 vor Chr., Leiden. Size: L:65mm / W:190mm ; 460g. Provenance: Property of a European collector, previously acquired from a London gentleman in 2018; formerly in the collection of R.P.T., acquired from a Brighton gallery in the UK in 1999.

Tribal art interesting carving of a rowing machine with figures, probably West African, together with further carving of a lion and other small carved figures (qty)

AFRICAN TRIBAL ART: Punu mask, West Africa, with a white painted face, black coiffeur and metal studs, height 32cm

Tribal Art - a cowrie shell necklace; a Polynesian style wall mask; arrow tubes; other similar; qty

Tribal Art - an African figure, hermaphroditic physiology, the eyes picked out with white pigment, 61cm high

Tribal Art - a Fali fertility doll, typically carved in Y-shaped stance and decorated with beadwork, 20.5cm long, Cameroon; another, similar (2)

A Collection of Australian and New Zealand Tribal Art

TWO AFRICAN TRIBAL RUGS/BLANKETS, with geometric and stylised decoration, one blanket with holes, largest blanket, 266cm x 133cm and a screen printed wall art (3)

A BOX OF SUNDRY ITEMS, to include modern steepletone wall mounted phone 'Classic Museum Series', resin sculls (dinosaurs), modern ornamental pistols, modern tribal fly swat, art book 'Wright of Derby' photographic chemicals, late 45's and 78rpm records to include David Whitfield, Michael Holiday, Tommy Steele, etc

A selection of books and auction catalogues on African tribal art to include African Art It's Background and Traditions by R S Wassing

Tribal Art. A metal bladed sword, with stud decoration to the handle, 67cm long.

Tribal Art. A carved wooden bust of a nude lady, 38cm high.

GROUP OF TRIBAL ART WOODEN CARVINGS OF VARIOUS HEADS, PROBABLY NIGERIAN/WEST AFRICAN

COLLECTION OF FOUR TRIBAL ART HEADS, PROBABLY WEST AFRICAN

COLLECTION OF TRIBAL ART INCLUDING TOTEMS, TWO CARVED HEADS ETC

QTY OF TRIBAL ART, MAINLY CARVED FIGURES

BOX CONTAINING TRIBAL ART, METAL BEADS, METAL BELL, ETC

THREE CARVED TRIBAL ART HEADS

Konvolut Auktionskataloge. Christie's, Pre-Columbian Art, New York 1977; Pre-Columbian and New Guinea, Tribal Art, Los Angeles, 14.2. 1981; Christie's Pre-Columbian Art, Sale Highlights, 21. November 2006. Sotheby's, Fine Pre-Columbian Art and Colonial Paintings of Latin America, New York, 12. Mai 1979; Colonial Paintings of Latin America, Parke Bernet Inc., New York, 9. Mai 1980; Pre-Columbian Art, New York Galleries, 3. Dezember 1983; Antiquities, Pre-Columbian, Ethnographic, and Later works of Art, York Avenue Galleries, 26. Mai 1982; Antiquities, Pre-Columbian, Ethnographic, and Later works of Art, York Avenue Galleries, 24. Februar 1982; Fine Pre-Columbian Art, York Avenue Galleries, 9. Mai 1981; Pre-Columbian Art, York Avenue Galleries, 25. Februar 1981; Fine Pre-Columbian Art, Parke Bernet Inc., 10. November 1979; Pre-Columbian, American Indian, African & Oceanic Art, 13. Dezember 1975. Galerie Wolfgang Ketterer, München, Präcolumbische Kunst, 9. Mai 1981; Präcolumbische Kunst, 29. Auktion, 18. November 1978; Präcolumbische Kunst, 31. Auktion, 4. Mai 1979; Präcolumbische Kunst, 38. Auktion, 21. Mai 1980. G. Baer, Figuren und Gefäße aus Alt-Mexico, Ausstellungskatalog Museum für Völkerkunde Basel, 1972. F. Anton, Alt-indianische Kunst in Mexico, Leipzig 1986, 280 S. mit Zahlr. Abb.; Leinen. 18 Stück! Gebraucht, aber guter Zustand.

Tribal Art - an African gilt patinated bronze bangle or torc, possibly Benin, boldly cast with an alternating frieze of geometric and circular motifs, 13.5cm wide, 1362 grams.

Pair of late 19th C slag glass neo classical design candlesticks, a late 20th C Irish Art pottery vase, a Bosch promotional wristwatch, carved African hard wood tribal figure, decorative ceramics, glassware and metal ware (3 boxes)

Tribal art. An Ashanti bronze group, Ghana, first half 20th c, of a king born on a litter beneath an umbrella attended by fifteen dignitaries and bearers, on flat rectangular base with open centre, 13cm h

Tanzstab der Nyamwezi, Tanzania, dunkel patiniertes Holz und Beads, auf geschwärztem Metallstand montiert, H ca. 150cm, gekauft bei Christas Tribal Art Gallery (Kopenhagen)

Decorative beaded Zulu tribal art spear 44" together with 2 part tribal spear

Tribal Art - a Bamana Chiwara antelope headdress, 101cm high, Mali, West Africa

A West African tribal art Ogboni Society Edan pendant, Yoruba People, Nigeria, raised on wooden stand, H.9cm

An African tribal art Benin bronze figure of a leopard, approx. height 14.5cm. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. Collection by appointment via our website or authorised couriers ONLY. Restrictions apply to ensure social distancing.

Tribal Art: Souvenir African shield and similar staff. Together with 7 long Aboriginal or Oceanic wooden spears

Tribal Art: African Makonda figurative pounder with carved female handle mounted on Perspex and metal stand, 22" tall

Tribal Art: Large knife, Persian made scissors, Goldia cut-throat razor marked as Hyane Solingen, with pressed horn handle, and a Glider Pilot's logbook & booklets, Pilot's Brymay matchboxes, silver plated tureen, tankard, RAF crested mustard pot etc

Tribal Art South Seas leaf shaped paddle and two African spears

Tribal Art - a Fali fertility doll, typically carved in Y-shaped stance and decorated with beadwork, 20.5cm long, Cameroon; another, similar (2)

Tribal Art - an African figure, hermaphroditic physiology, the eyes picked out with white pigment, 61cm high

Tribal Art - an African hardwood status or prestige staff, carved figural terminal, 123cm long

Tribal Art - an African hide quiver, containing seventeen arrows, various shapes and sizes of piercing tips, the quiver 58cm long, early 20th century