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Tribal Art. An African hardwood table, the oval top supported by four nude figures, 39cm wide

Tribal Art. Two similar 20thC African carved stone busts, each in the form of a female, one green hardstone, the other brown, 13cm & 12cm high

Tribal Art. A Dan Gunyege racing mask, 33cm high.

A Guy Sydenham Portland Rokko Art door knocker modelled as an African Tribal head.

A Guy Sydenham Portland Rokko Art door knocker modelled as an African Tribal head.

A Guy Sydenham Portland Rokko Art door knocker modelled as an African Tribal head.

Tribal art - two hand painted carved wood wall masks, 99cm and 60cm (l) Est £30 - £50

Tribal art - a pair of hand painted carved wood wall masks, approx 97cm (l) Est £40 - £60

Tribal art - two hand painted carved wood wall masks, 69cm and 99cm (l) Est £

Tribal art - two carved wooden wall masks, approx 154cm and 107cm (l)

An Art Nouveau style bust of a maiden signed 'Villianis', a tribal wall mask and two knives in wooden sheath

Tribal Art - An African carved hardwood two piece dug out chair - depicting figures at their daily chores - Height 90 cm Condition report: In good sound condition, good colour

Tribal Art - An African carved hardwood divination bowl with central raised boss and cover - Diameter 36 cm Condition report: No obvious faults

Tribal Art - A Papua New Guinea carved hardwood male figural hanging hook with shell inset eyes - Height 114 cm Condition report: No obvious faults

Tribal Art - A carved hardwood African stool or table fashioned from a log with a dished top and bird figures on a two tier base - Height 55 cm x Diameter 33 cm Condition report: Some filled splits

Books Art Related Catalogues & Publications 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 kgEx Steinberg collection; acquired London art market, 1960s-1970s. TimeLine Auctions Ltd arranges printed catalogue rostrum Auctions, eAuctions and Timed Auctions where we offer antiquities, ancient artefacts / artifacts, antiques, collectibles, coins, medals and books for public sale. [32, No Reserve] Mainly fine condition.

African Carved Ivory Tusk Section Benin-Nigeria, early 20th century AD. A rectangular section of ivory tusk with reserved carved crocodiles, wading birds and geometric shapes in bands and panels; mounted on a custom-made stand Cf. Bacquart, J-B., The Tribal Arts of Africa,London, 1998 p.72-3. 510 grams, 18.5 cm including stand (7 1/4"). Ex Steinberg collection; acquired London art market, 1960s-1970s. TimeLine Auctions Ltd arranges printed catalogue rostrum Auctions, eAuctions and Timed Auctions where we offer antiquities, ancient artefacts / artifacts, antiques, collectibles, coins, medals and books for public sale. Fine condition.

A 19th century African tribal art pipe as a grotesque figure

Tribal Art - a dagger and leather sheath, possibly sub-Saharan

Tribal Art - JD Lifobra Citra Sayan Ball/Malaysian Village Life signed, oil on canvas, 43cm x 33cm; The Day's Catch/Dinner indistinctly signed, 24.5cm x 19cm (2)

Tribal Art - a 20th century Benin bronze bust, Oba of Benin, in nature dress

Tribal Art - a carved ebony and bone lion; a Blackamoor and gilt urn spill holder (2)

Tribal Art - a carved monolith totem pole; a wall mask; an elephant; a cat etc.

A carved wooden tribal art Kpeliye mask, Senufo peoples, West Africa with pierced eyes and a good black patination, 12 5/8"" long Provenance: a gift from a collector to Dr M B E Sweet

Tribal art crocodile skin and organic fibre shield with a quiver of arrows

A Tribal Art carved walking stick in the form of an axe.

Tribal Art. A wood carved spoon, the handle in the form of an exotic bird.

Tribal Art - a sub-Saharan African mask, scarified forehead and cheeks, husk trim, 43cm long; a Masai beadwork and cowrie shell collar, 63cm long

Tribal Art - a softwood carving of a benign elder, in stylized dress, 50cm high

Tribal Art, Collection Of 5 One Piece Wooden Spears, Engraved Decoration, Longest 87 Inches, Late 19th/Early 20th Century.

set of 3 metal tribal art deer

Tribal Art - an animal skin and segmented bamboo double ended drum

Tribal Art - Zhire mud figures (5)

A 19th century African tribal art pipe as a grotesque figure

Tribal Art - a Nigerian carved wooden warrior; others (11)

A selection of treen, including Aboriginal tribal art having pokerwork decoration

Two treen African tribal art masks, marked Kenya

A tribal art Masai spear having treen shaft, bought from a Tanzanin Masai Warrior in 1960

Tribal ART. Two YORUBA CARVED WOOD STANDING FIGURES, EARLY 20TH C (GIVEN TO THE PRESENT VENDOR IN 1967)

Tribal Art - a sub-Saharan African mask, scarified forehead and cheeks, husk trim, 43cm long

Tribal Art - a Zulu spear

Tribal Art - a Masai beadwork and cowrie shell collar, 63cm long

Tribal Art - a cast mask of an African tribal elder, probably Cameroon, his mouth agape, and head dressed with a pair of stylized monkeys to dexter and sinister of a pyramid, 14.5cm high

Tribal ART. Two YORUBA CARVED WOOD STANDING FIGURES, EARLY 20TH C (GIVEN TO THE PRESENT VENDOR IN 1967)

Tribal Art. Two African carved hard wood figures, one slender bust depicting a lady wearing a bone through her nose, 57cm high, the other a female with an elaborate hair style, 25cm high.

Tribal Art. An African knob kerry and a Zulu type spear or assegai

Tribal Art. Two similar 20thC African carved stone busts, each in the form of a female, one green hardstone, the other brown, 13cm & 12cm high

Tribal Art. An African knob kerry and a Zulu type spear or assegai

African Tribal Art Carvings compring 2 busts with inticate hair patterns and 3 statues of varying form (5)

Various items inc Staffordshire plate, tribal art pipe, teapots & a boomerang

Various items inc Staffordshire plate, tribal art pipe, teapots & a boomerang

A late 19th/20th century Luba tribal art water pipe, gourd and carved wooden figural decoration

TRIBAL ART/ A CENTRAL AFRICAN SWORD, CONGO, WITH CURVED BLADE 19TH/20TH C

A SMALL QUANTITY OF TRIBAL ART INCLUDING BEADWORK, A MASK, ETC

TWO TRIBAL ART FIGURES, and a wooden letter rack (3)

A pair of African Tribal Art hardwood paddles

Nine Books on Tribal Arts:- Masks of Black Africa; Primal Arts; Tribal Art; African Masks; African Art; African Mythology; The Dance, Art and Ritual of Africa; and Volumes 1 and 2 of African Ceremonies (9)

INDJI (1912-DECEASED) Garaphon and his Bullroarers (circa 1963) natural earth pigments on eucalyptus bark 93.5 x 66 cm PROVENANCE Private Collection Important Aboriginal Art, Sotheby`s Australia, Melbourne, 30 June 1997, lot 145, illustrated Private Collection, New South Wales The original label that accompained this work (now lost) read: `According to Murrinh-Patha mythology, long ago in the Dreamtime a man called Garaphon made a bullroarer, and inscribed thereon a series of patterns. He called together all his friends and each danced his own special dance. Garaphon whirled his bullroarer around his head and it fled into the creek. Afterwards, an old man found the bullroarer when fishing and believed it was "proper business". He called together the old men and they performed a corroboree excluding all women and men. The corroboree is known as "Sunday Business," a term believed to be only comparatively recent in origin, probably only over the last sixty years, and thought to have come from New Guinea. The corroboree is held in secret in the bush and young men are initiated. A number of bullroarers are made, each one having inscribed thereon the pattern of a dance reminiscent of the special dance performed by each man at Garaphon`s corroboree long ago. Also, bullroarers are made and inscribed exactly the same as the one Garaphon made and lost in the creek. A large ring is made in which the young men sit and watch and listern to the "Boss man" and his aids singing and dancing the story of Garaphon and other birds (it is believed that Garaphon turned into a bird after death). The corroboree goes on night and day for about two to five months and should any women see any of the initiates or the dancing all the local women are punished. In this painting the artist has shown two of the bullroarers used in the Garaphon corroboree. The path to the corroboree ground is shown and some of the food which is hunted and prepared before the ceremony starts. Hunters are shown with woomeras and spears, and hunters are very important men in the tribal structure. Stone axes are also depicted.`

Tribal Art. A late 19thC / early 20thC African dagger, with hide scabbard, 30cm long.

PRIMITIVE & TRIBAL ART: Library of books. Noted “Oceanic Art” by Anthony J.P Meyer; “Asmat” by G & A Konrad; “Dogon Statuary” by D. Amez; plus assorted books on Africa & South America. (23 items)