African Dancing Wand, Decorative African Stick and a

together with an itshoba (3)

Lot wood carvings, decorative panels, including African, (Egyptian style ?), pair carved wood strips with carved fruit, note 3 foot yard stick in center.

African carved walking stick, 37" length, decorative Spanish sword in the scabbard, detached sword hilt, bronze dagger or paper-knife, and a leather scabbard. (5) Domestic shipping 30.00

Collection of interesting items: small cedar chest, wood box, 3 African hand carved heads "Kenya", antler horn, bowls, candle sticks

Six West African Decorative Works on Custom Standsto include: a Dan mask of carved wood with sisal braids; a wooden effigy rattle; a carved wooden fetish, possibly of a fly; a bronze snake, a bronze f

African. Decorative Wall Mask. Carved and stained Iron wood. Natural wood split, otherwise good condition. 16" h x 6". Est. $100-200. Ship: $45

Vintage Decorative African Oryx Antelope Head, Austin Products, cast plaster and resin with incised motifs, cast as an elegant antelope head with tall horns, on squared base. Signed Austin Products, 1

Lot 183 Group of 8 decorative African stools largest: 18 x 15 x 7 1/2 inches Provenance: from a private New York collection lot includes eight African Stools, painted and carved wood

Three shelves of Oceanic and African decorative items, including a carved New Guinea canoe, African figures, one with traces of blue paint, hollowed out New Guinea coconut bowls, Samoan fan, etc.

A group of three African decorative necklacesIn wood and metal, on display stands.overall height tallest 20cm (51cm); longest necklace length 16in (41cm)

This shield with a modern design is a contemporary decorative piece. From Cameroon. H:21" W:21" D:4" Stand not included. This item ships from New York, NY.

This shield with a modern design is a contemporary decorative piece. From Cameroon. H:21" W:21" D:4" Stand not included. This item ships from New York, NY.

This shield with a modern design is a contemporary decorative piece. From Cameroon. H:21" W:21" D:4" Stand not included. This item ships from New York, NY.

African Akuaba Fertility Doll measures 16.5 in. tall. Owner notes states Ashanti Tribe Ghana, Africa, purchased there in 1977. Note felt has been adhered to bottom of stand. If lot is absent of a cond

(lot of 6) African decorative carvings including a Dogon style kneeling female; Burkina Faso style zoomorphic mask; Gabon style male and guardian figures; and an Ivory Coast style seated female exampl

(lot of 7) African decorative items including two D.R. Congo style clay figural vessels, each surmounteed with a male head with an open mouth and sculpted with zoomorph figures; Gabon reliquary guardi

Group of African Decorative Accessories, five total including: tortoise shell; tortoise foot which has been cleaned and dried, animal skull mask with feather decoration; carved wooden bead bracelet on

Burkina Faso style, West Africa decorative carved wood face mask with realistic features and surmounted by an antelope bust, 29"h. Provenance: Property from the estate of Thomas J. Perkins, San Franci

A Carved wooden staff with the Image of a kneeling female devotee, a symbol for the Cult of Shango. Shango is based upon the belief in African-derived deities who "manifest" themselves upon or possess

Pair of West African decorative stylized birds with long beaks carved with geometric shapes and handle, fitted on a conforming wooden stand, 17"h x 29"w

(lot of 20) African decorative stone, wood, metal figures from Cameroon and Mali; together with Papua New Guinea face masks, largest:20"

Title: Large decorative African Suku anthropomorphic container statue 27" Congo Description: Large decorative African Suku anthropomorphic container statue 27 1/4 i,nches high - Congo condition: mediu

(pair) Decorative African carved cabinets, 20th c., carved figures in relief throughout, dual cabinet doors with protruding lizards, over two drawers, rising on bracket feet, approx 31.25"h, 18.25"w,

Carved wooden sculpture completely covered in hand hammered brass and adorned with beads and rope, seeds and brass tacks. The Yoruba carve such staffs to carry in Yoruba "Shango" ceremonies. Measures