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  1. Bronze Figure likely a Canaanite idol or Dogon figure

    It might represent a specific deity like the Canaanite god Baal.

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  2. VINTAGE AFRICAN CARVED INSTRUMENT MOSSI LOBI WHISTLE FLUTE

    Described to the best of my knowledge. VINTAGE AFRICAN HAND CARVED WHISTLE / FLUTE FROM THE MOSSI OR LOBI PEOPLE OF CONGO. IT MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 41cm IN OVERALL LENGTH. IN GOOD CONDITION AND INTERESTING LOOKING CONDITION. I HAVE NOT GOT ANY NOTES FROM IT PROBABLY BECAUSE I DON'T KNOW HOW TO PLAY IT !. THE OVERALL CONDITION IS AS DETAILED IN THE PHOTOGRAPHS. ALL THE BEST

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  3. vintage beaded Turkana wooden doll

    charming old doll dressed in traditional beaded costume

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  4. Taghment Tuareg Cross Necklace Niger Vintage Small Cross Alloy silver

    Silver Alloy, Natural Fibre cord, glass trade & black glass beads. Beaded necklace: 42 cm long. Pendant 5.3 x 2.5 cm. 18 g in weight. Nice heavy pendant.

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  5. Antique African Tribal Carving - Makonde Shetani Zoomorphic Figure Statue

    Made from a dense heavy wood. There are a few small natural splits in the wood but no other damage.

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  6. Vintage African Thil Lobi Tribe Burkino Faso Carved Wooden Figurine

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  7. Songye Kifwebe mask.

    The Songye Kifwebe mask is a traditional African collectable from the region of origin in Africa. Known for its intricate designs and cultural significance, this mask is a piece of ethnographic collectable that showcases the craftsmanship and artistry of the Songye people. With its unique and culturally rich heritage, the Songye Kifwebe mask is a sought-after item for collectors interested in African art and cultural artifacts. 40cm high by 22 wide

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  8. African hard wood Dogon Carved Door Section Mali Tuareg Tribe Sahara Artifact

    Section of Dogon carving from a door maybe? This is an authentic Dogon granary wood carved door from the Tuareg tribe in Mali. The door is a reproduction made from wood and features intricate carvings typical of Dogon craftsmanship. It is a unique piece of African art and ethnographic artifact, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Dogon tribe in Mali and the Tuareg people of the Sahara region. 12” x 4”

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