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  1. Vintage South African Ndebele Beaded Dolls Handmade Tribal Figures Set of 3

    A striking trio of handmade South African Ndebele beaded dolls, beautifully presented and rich in cultural detail. • Ethnic / tribal art collection. Beadwork intact and structurally solid.

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  2. African Maasai Tribal Shield

    Maasai African tribal shield. Shield itself 12” x 8”. See all photos.

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  3. Antique Native Life,South Africa miniature photobook,1930's highly collectable

    The antique Native Life, South Africa miniature photobook captures a slice of South African history and culture through a series of photographs. 1930's highly collectable and rare. Book including photos inside are in excellent condition.

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  4. Antique African Hand Carved Wood Grinding Bowl/ Pestle Extra Large Good Conditio

    This extra-large antique African hand-carved wood grinding bowl and pestle is a unique and ethnographic collectable piece. Originating from Africa, this traditional tool set is both functional and stylish, showcasing the craftsmanship and history of the region. The intricate carvings and design make it a standout piece for any collector or enthusiast of African art and history.

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  5. Most Likely a Dogon or Tellem bronze ancestral figure from Mali, West Africa

    They are associated with the Dogon people who have lived in Mali since the 15th century.

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  6. Antique Vintage North African / Western Sahel / Tuareg Region Iron Spear Head

    Slightly raised along the centre of one side of the head. In good condition with marks and wear associated with age and use.

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  7. Tribal Art Plaque (Hand carved) – Warrior Queen– 37cm Dia

    This wonderful piece of hand carved Treen is a typical Tribal Art piece. Circa 1970’s, and can best be described as “Warrior Queen”.

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  8. Vintage Makonde Ebony Wood Bust African Queen Carving Tanzania Mid Century 27cm

    The facial features are defined by traditional keloid scarification marks (three vertical incisions) on each cheek, characteristic of the Yao and Makonde peoples of Tanzania and Mozambique. Research & Attribution (The Veracity Filter): Based on research, this item isMost Likely Makonde / East African (95% certainty) due to the specific scarification motifs, the sagittal crest hair styling, and the use of indigenous Mpingo wood.

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