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  1. c1920s, TWO ANTIQUE KAMBA KENYA E. AFRICAN CARVED WOOD FEMALE FIGURES WITH CHILD

    He was himself an ascari (warrior). She holds a long-necked milk gourd on her lap.

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  2. Figure de culte, oceanic art, tribal art, vannerie, Timbuwarra figure, 82 cm

    Personnage plat en vannerie appelé Timbuwarra. Vendu avec un socle. Timbuwarra are flat characters in braided fibers showing diverse and varied shapes. Sold with a stand. Personnage en vannerie /.

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  3. Africane Vecchio Mumuye Figure Nigeria Afrique Africa 477

    Articolo usato. Usura, determinazione del legno. Item è in buone condizioni. Combiniamo l'affrancatura per 2 o più articoli in modo da ridurre i costi di spedizione.

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  4. Conch Gravée, Tibet

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  5. Sepik flute, traditional instrument, oceanic art, tribal art, Océanie, 74 cm

    Traditionnal bamboo flute collected in Kamanibit village on Sepik river valley, in Papua new guinea. This kind of sacred flutes are played, usually in pairs, during ceremonies and initiations in the villages.

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  6. Africane Vecchio Bakongo Figure Dr Del Congo Afrique Africa 586

    Articolo usato. Usura, determinazione del legno. Item è in buone condizioni. Combiniamo l'affrancatura per 2 o più articoli in modo da ridurre i costi di spedizione.

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  7. Aksumite Head sculpture 4th - 5th century CE Aksumiite Empire, Ethiopia

    The Aksum Empire collection held by the collector exemplifies the glory of the Aksum Empire, the former imperial capital at Aksum, Ethiopia, which contains some of the best-preserved examples of Aksumite-style architecture, including stelae from the third and fourth centuries, and obelisks, royal tombs, and palaces dating from the 4th through to sixth and seventh centuries. The figure is 9 cm in height by 7.5 cm in width with projecting nose and large eyes which are leitmotifs of Axumite Empire sculptures.

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  8. Beautifully carved Chokwe Mwana Pwo Mask

    Very finely carved wood mask typical of the Chokwe tribe of the southern Democratic Republic of the Congo or northern Angola. It is crowned with extensive hair (fashioned from very fine but indeterminate fibrous material) with fitted crocheted raffia coif that fits over the head. The hair is quite fragile, but both hair and coif could be easily detached for wall display. Such masks are used in initiation ceremonies and are worn by men to evoke maiden spirits. It was collected over forty years ago by a keen collector of African ethnographic art. Apart from the hair, it is in extremely good condition and probably dates from the mid-20th century. The face is 9 inches long and 7 inches wide.

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