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Tribal Art - a Benin Bronze 'fragment', cast as the head of a generalissimo, 17.5cm high; another, Indian (2)

Tribal Art - a hardwood club, the bulbous head studded with nails, the shaft bound with three metal bands, 80.5cm long

Tribal Art - a Naga spear, pointed double-edged blade, coloured hair to shaft, 129cm long overall

Tribal Art - a Zulu hardwood knobkerrie status stick, globular head above a broad two-tione decorated copper band, 106cm long, South Africa, c.1900

Tribal Art - a Zulu status staff, globular finial, the slender shaft with a broad spiral band, 84cm long, South Africa, early 20th century

Tribal Art - an African axe, fan shaped blade with notched ridge, the hooked head studded, sliightly curved shaft, 53cm long, possibly Shona or Chokwe, early 20th century; another, bulbous head above a three-ring socle, engraved with chequered bands and geometric motifs, knop pommel, 46cm long, early 20th century (2)

Tribal Art - an African beadwork divination bag, the front centred by a stylised geometric mask, above three pendants, 42cm long overall, probably Yoruba, Nigeria

Tribal Art - an African dance or status staff, probably Zulu, squared mallet shaped head above a twisted band, 88.5cm long, early 20th century

Tribal Art - an African figural pipe bowl, modelled as a stylised face and torso, 15.5cm high, possibly Frafra or Ashanti, museum type display stand

Tribal Art - an African hand club, compressed globular head with nipple terminal, above a chequered socle, 49cm long; a hardwood club, bulbous head, 71.5cm long (2)

Tribal Art - an African staff or spear, the knopped and bobbin turned top decorated with roundels, iron spike to base, 166cm long

Tribal Art - an Austrailian aboriginal boomerang, the upper face incised with bands of zig-zags, lines and repetetive scratched markings, 74.5cm long

Tribal Art - an Australian Aboriginal watilikiri or beaked boomerang, the head decorated with white pigment, probably Warramunga tribe, 76cm long Reference: Cameron Stone, George, A Glossary of the Construction, Decoration and Use of Arms and Armor (sic) In All Countries and in All Times, Jack Brussel (New York 1961), p.664, fig.851

Tribal Art - an Oromo tripod stool, slightly dished top, shaped legs, 18cm high, Ethiopia

Tribal Art auction catalogues; Christie's, Bonhams and Sotheby's, including Melanesian & Polynesian Art and Oceanic Art from the James Hooper Collection, June 19, 1979 and June 17, 1980; the collection of the late Josef Mueller, Part II, March 20, 1979; and various Antiquity auction catalogues. (a lot)

Tribal art - An African Axe, with D shaped steel blade, held in place with a steel bar, the hardwood handle wound with wire, 59cm long

Tribal Art - A knobkerry, the spherical head on a tapering hardwood shaft wound with copper and brass wire, 64cm long

A tribal art, wooden face plaque, formed as a female holding a finger to her lips - mounted on a base, plus an unusual tribal art figural group depicting three men in a boat

Sudanese Warriors, Tribal Art oil on canvas indistinctly signed 50cm x 69cm

A Tribal Art Benin bronze plaque West Africa

A collection of tribal art to include hardwood spears, machete, carved figurine of a warrior, crocodile, shield and spears etc

Tribal Art - an Angolan carved ebony totem as a group of tribesmen; another, similar (2)

Tribal art- a carved and beaded wall mask, a metal tip spear; another (3)

Set of african tribal art sticks, animal origin

TRIBAL ART: AN AFRICAN CHAIR of unusual form with curved back, arms and turned legs with all over carved decoration, probably 19th century, 36" high. See illustration.

Tribal Art - an ebony carved figure head of an Africaan lady and child

Australian Aboriginal works of art To include a wooden spear thrower, being of traditional dished elongated elliptical form, approx. 84cm long, a boomerang of traditional shape with fluted domed edge to one side and opposing adzed to the other, approx. 68cm long, a wooden vessel, of traditional dished wooden form bearing traditional poker work decoration to the outside, these vessels were predominately used by the tribal women to carry food and then later as a digging tool, approx. 47cm long, a handcrafted carved wooden object with poker work decoration, being of lizard form, approx. 42cm long, and a wooden hunting stick, aka killing stick, the curved heavy object with grooved carving to one side and adzed flat underside, these vicious objects were thrown horizontally at a target, sometimes up to 200m (650ft), much like a skipping stone on the water surface they could bounce off the ground to reach and break the prey's legs, slowing or stopping it, approx. 75cm long. (5) Provenance: according to the vendor's family history, these items were acquired from the Hermanburg Mission, Australia, during the 1960s.

4 Tribal art carved wooden figures

A collection of tribal art items, 6 in total.

A Persian style silver coloured bangle as a trinket pot, another similar; tribal art figure; studio pottery vase etc (6)

Australian Aboriginal works of art To include a wooden spear thrower, being of traditional dished elongated elliptical form, approx. 84cm long, a boomerang of traditional shape with fluted domed edge to one side and opposing adzed to the other, approx. 68cm long, a wooden vessel, of traditional dished wooden form bearing traditional poker work decoration to the outside, these vessels were predominately used by the tribal women to carry food and then later as a digging tool, approx. 47cm long, a handcrafted carved wooden object with poker work decoration, being of lizard form, approx. 42cm long, and a wooden hunting stick, aka killing stick, the curved heavy object with grooved carving to one side and adzed flat underside, these vicious objects were thrown horizontally at a target, sometimes up to 200m (650ft), much like a skipping stone on the water surface they could bounce off the ground to reach and break the prey's legs, slowing or stopping it, approx. 75cm long. (5) Provenance: according to the vendor's family history, these items were acquired from the Hermanburg Mission, Australia, during the 1960s.

An unusual tribal art dish the carved hard wood dish supported by an Indian figure and a two other carvings enclosing nuts

A tribal art, wooden face plaque, formed as a female holding a finger to her lips - mounted on a base, plus an unusual tribal art figural group depicting three men in a boat

Beckwith (C.) & Angela Fisher. - African Ceremonies, 2 vol., New York, 1999 § Treasures of the Ancient Andes, text in Japanese, Tokyo, 1980, illustrations, many colour, original cloth or boards, the first with slip-case, the second with box ; and 10 others on tribal and primitive art, mostly catalogues, 4to (13)

Art Deco Ivory and ebony desk stand. with carving of tribal heads, with matching blotters, pen holder, stand 25 cm wide

A COLLECTION OF TRIBAL ART to include a large ebony mask

20th-21st century AD. A mixed group of exhibition catalogues and magazines on artistic themes including Imagines Imperatorum, Sotheby's African, Oceanic and Pre-Columbian Art catalogue (1), Christie's Watercolours, Drawings and Prints catalogue (1), Sotheby's Martin Bell catalogue (1), Sotheby's Preview (1), Sun Asian Stamps and Philatelic History catalogue (1), Bloomsbury Erotica catalogue (1), Bloomsbury Coins, Medals, Banknotes and Tribal Art (1), Bloomsbury Bibliophile (1), Numisart Antike Kunstobjekte (1), Bonhams Chines Art (1), Bonhams Medals, Banknotes and Coins (1), Spink Derek Clifford Lacquer collection catalogue (1), Spink Insider magazine (1), Sotheby's Irish Art catalogue (1), Financial History Magazine (1), Royal Academy of Arts magazine (2), Tate magazine (1), Anthony Frost catalogue (1), Art Quarterly magazine (1), Alain Bertrand catalogue (1), Apollo magazine (3), Celator magazine (2), Millner Manolatos catalogue (2), Alan Davie catalogue (1), E&R Cyzer Modern Masters catalogue (1), Danish Journal Hans Christian Anderson catalogue signed by the actor Tommy Steel, 1993 (1). 11.9 kg Ex Steinberg collection; acquired London art market, 1960s-1970s. [32, No Reserve] Mainly fine condition.

Two tribal art Aboriginal boomerangs

TRIBAL ART. TWO WOOD AND SHEET METAL CARVINGS OF A FIGURE AND A COUPLE

Ladies Accessories - Palatine travellers clock; a compact; a tribal art white metal necklace, Sir Winston Churchill commemorative crown, cased, clay pipe etc

Tribal Art - an African beadwork dagger, possibly Sudanese, 17cm curved single-edged blade inscribed with Islamic script, the sheath decorated with coloured beads and cowrie shells, 29.5cm long overall

2 oriental carved wooden figures and a tribal art monkey

An African Tribal art carved model of an elephant 26 x 30 x 15cm

A pair of large carved African Tribal Art heads 27 x 12 x 17cm

A pair of carved African Tribal Art figures holding spears 44 x 9 x 10

A pair of carved African Tribal Art slave carved figures 44 x 9 x 10cm

Three bronze painted tribal art figures playing musical instruments.

TRIBAL ART. A QUANTITY OF AFRICAN CARVED WOOD FIGURES AND OTHER ITEMS, 20TH CENTURY

TRIBAL ART. TWO WOOD AND SHEET METAL CARVINGS OF A FIGURE AND A COUPLE

Tribal Art - an Indonesian kpinga type weapon, the grip carved in the manner of a kris with stylised lotus, 30cm long

Tribal Art - an Assam Naga dao, 33.5cm curved blade with crescent end, the long socket chased with bands of chevrons, hardwood grip, 67cm long overall, 19th century

Tribal Art - an unusual Zulu two-tone hardwood status staff, ribbed 'hammer-head' terminal, spiral section to shaft, 91cm long, South Africa, c.1900

Tribal Art - a Burundi mask; a Mali mask; another (3)

Tribal Art - a pair of carved African wall marks, of a man and woman; a tribal carved treen letter opener; a treen carved model of a woman, Stylised Venus; etc.

Tribal Art - two cannibal forks, carved with stylized figures

Tribal art (five pieces)

Tribal Art - a Baule blolo bian figure, seated on a stool, holding attributes, typical plaited hair and beard, 40cm high, Ivory Coast

Tribal Art - a Sierra Leone stone fertility figure, naively carved as a semi-crouching man exposing his genitals, on a stylized circular base, 20cm high

Tribal Art - a Baule mask, elaborated plaited coiffure, scarified cheeks, 38cm long, Ivory Coast

Tribal Art - an Eastern Congo bone mask, carved in the traditional manner as an benign elder, 24.5cm high