A Bozo Hyena Parade Staff

A carved wood and painted hand held zoomorphic image of a Hyena with retractable Jaw and long worn handle for carrying in yearly parades during agricultural festivals. Bozo peoples, Mali, Africa. The

A carved wooden hand held parade staff with a highly stylized Horse head and a well handled and worn surface patina. Bozo peoples, mali, Africa. The Staff measures 13 inches on display stand. Provenan

A primitive carved wooden marionette figure head with a dramatic hyena like face and a well handled surface. Bamana or Bozo peoples, Mali, Africa. The Staff measures 31 inches tall x 15 inches across.

Pair Chinese Brass Parade Staff Finials 25''x11'' Each Approx. Endless knot motif with dragon handle. Carved calligraphy near mount. Overall wear from use. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

A Carved wooden female spirit effigy with brilliant red painted body of a female with a fish tail. The image most likely represents Mami Wata, The Water spirit worshipped throughout West Africa. The f

A very well handled and field used hand held parade staff with contrasting painted red and white designs, large square eyes and an undeniable well handled and worn surface patina suggesting ceremonial

A carved wooden mask with elaborate coiffure and painted decorations. The mask was carved from a heavy dense wood and shows signs of handling and wear. Bozo peoples, Mali, West Africa. The mask has be

A carved wood and painted black parade staff featuring a female effigy in classic Senufo style, with stylized coiffure, hands on hips and well handled patina from years of field use. Senufo peoples, I

Chinese Brass Parade Staff Finial on Rosewood Stand 55''x12''. Endless knot motif with dragon handle. Carved calligraphy near mount. Placed on a rosewood floor lamp adjustable base. Overall light wear

A large carved heavy wooden mask with a highly exaggerated and elongated face with stylized features and painted designs. Bozo peoples, Mali, Africa. The mask measures 19 x 8 inches and is quite heavy

Title: Chinese Qing Brass Parade Staff Finial - 28'' Date/Period: 19th century Medium: bronze Dimensions: 28'' Description: Chinese Qing Brass Parade Staff Finial - 28'', with characters Reserve: $140

A rare and fascinating old wooden staff from the Lega / Warega peoples of the Congo / DRC, Africa. Carved wood with incised designs and a overall fantastic style. Showing some age and wear. A truly wo

A late 19th to early 20th century glass whimsie cane with swirled stripes and a rounded knob handle. It is a blown glass cane with a hollow center. It has swirls of gold, green, red and blue. It measu

A carved wood and painted staff featuring a Bundu woman's helmet mask and various carved and painted designs. The Staff measures 22 inches tall. A Metal display stand can also be included for an addit

African Bozo Hyena Spirit Dance Mask, Mali. Early 20th century. Carved and paint decorated wood with cotton textile, articulated jaw and ears. Exhibited: "More Than A Pretty Face: Masks of West and Ce

Hollow clear glass staff with red, yellow, and white swirl, 45" long late 19th century

FREE-BLOWN GLASS WALKING STICK / PARADE STAFF, light green with swirled yellow/opal and deep red stripes, hollow form with bulb-like grip. Together with a light green glass cane with amber stripe. Two

A cast bronze ritual staff featuring a bird like form, hornbill beak and a seated ancestor on top. This Staff includes a custom metal wall mount for display. The staff measures 15.25 x 5.25 x 1 inch.

A carved wooden head staff carried in ceremonial processions, with some incised designs and remains of kaolin clay pigment. Kuyu peoples, Gabon, Africa. The staff measures 20 inches on simple wood bas

A very large stylized carved wooden mask with mouse like easrs and string facial features. Bozo or related ethnic group, Mali, Africa. The mask is quite large and dramatic and measures 23 x 16 inches.

3 (Three) end of the day glass parade staffs with red, white, and blue swirl, both hollow, and with ball tops, the first in transparent glass and with corked tip, with fine red, white and blue strings

This is a finely beaded scepter of parade staff with wonderful stylized form. Ndbele peoples, also called Transvaal Ndebele, a Bantu-speaking African peoples who live primarily in the Limpopo and Mpum

This is a most unusual Old Iron spear / Parade staff created by a Dogon blacksmith in Mali, Africa. The hand crafted spear features a Horse & Rider motif. The spear is quite tall and measures 51 x 8.5

A tall slender carved wooden marionette like head, also possibly used in dance or as a parade staff with stylized ancestor face, elaborate coiffure, incised scar designs and traditional grimace like s