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  1. 3 Antique Before French Colonial Amazigh African Berber Wooden Wedding Contract

    Originating from the Anti-Atlas region in Morocco these wooden Arabic wedding contracts were used by the Berber tribes. As there was no paper available, these documents were noted on wooden panels. Unstamped by French Colonisers these probably date pre 1912 Please see images for Condition Please message or call 07784 679797 if you require any further information

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  2. Beautifu Lega idimu Bearded Mask Bwami Congo African Tribal Art mc 1857

    Beautiful idimu LEGA Mask. This type of mask was used in the cult of the Bwami, a level society whose rites were reserved for the initiatesThis association organized the social structure and ensuredthe stability of the Lega community.

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  3. Vintage African Carved Wood Face Mask Wall Plaque

    It belongs to the category of ethnographic collectables and is perfect for collectors of African art. The mask's type is that of a face mask, and it is made from wood. The country or region of manufacture is unknown, but it remains an exquisite piece of art that will make a great addition to any collection.

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  4. Antique African Handwoven Kuba Cloth Raffia Textile Panel118x55cm

    Authentic, handwoven Kuba cloth from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Style : Traditional African, Kuba. Material : Raffia palm fibers. Base: Predominantly natural raffia color, ranging from light beige to tan.

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  5. LOVELY PARRS Authentically Clothed New Zealand Maori Doll - Boxed

    LOVELY CONDITION. New In Box.

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  6. Mid 20th Century Zulu pipe. South Africa

    MID 20TH CENTURY African Zulu Smoking pipe complete with a custom made stand.

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  7. African tribal art carved ebony figure. Baule / Senufo tribe?

    The head depicts a traditional Baule/ Senufo hair style (I think!). Baule / Senufo tribe?. Condition: Beautiful polished condition with a lovely close grain. This piece would have been made for the tourist trade.

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  8. ISLAMIC (QURANIC/KORANIC) WRITING BOARD/ QU’RANIC WRITING TABLET ,ALLO, LAWH

    Islamic Writing board from Nigeria, Hausa Peoples, Mid-20th Century. animistic beliefs and the Islamic faith that superseded it. ritual practitioner who writes passages from the Koran or another source onto the writing board (or an animal skin).

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