Face mask - Tanzania, Lake Victoria (former Lake

wood, spotty brown patina, min. dam., cracks, traces of insect caused damage, slight traces of abrasion, metal base; the Kerewe are settling at the southeastern shore of Lake Victoria and on the islan

Tiffany & Co. New York Clock - East Lake Victorian Marble with Ornate Face, Royal Style Frieze Across Top and Corinthian Pillars. Measures 12" tall x 10" wide. You are bidding at a live sale, please r

A Murik Lakes painted face mask. First half of 20th century. Murik Lakes. Papua New Guinea. 17" x 7 1/2."

A group of two Papua New Guinea objects. 20th century. Papua New Guinea. ++ New Guinea Murik Lakes wooden v-shaped handle Sego pounder. New Guinea Murik Lakes. 11 1/4." ++ Ramu face mask. Ramu. 17 1/2

Two antique masks from Papua New Guinea: one well carved Murik Lakes ancestor mask. Red paint likely a retouching or later addition. One mask of face with bird on forehead, thick, aged patina, pierced

A finely carved wooden mask with painted star like designs and a stylized and elongated face. Sukuma peoples, mask, Tanzania, Africa. The mask measures 16 x 9 inches. Provenance: Ex. McConnell Coll, V

A finely carved wooden mask with painted star like designs and a stylized and elongated face. Sukuma peoples, mask, Tanzania, Africa. The mask measures 16 x 9 inches. Provenance: Ex. McConnell Coll, V

A group of two African masks. 20th century. ++ Makonde Mpiko wooden mask. Makonde. Tanzania. ++ Ibibio face mask missing lower jaw. Ibibio. Nigeria._x000D_ Provenance: Inventory and Collection from th

Victoria Mamnguqsualuk - Inuit (Baker Lake) - (1930 - 2016) Medium:pastel on paper Dimensions:21 5/8 x 29 5/8 inches Framed Dimensions:29 x 37 x 5/8 inches Signature:signed upper right

Africa, Tanzania or Mozambique, late 19th / early 20th century CE. This is a naturalistic carved wood mask with smooth naturalistic features, drilled pupils and an applied hair moustache. It has been

An old carved wooden face mask adorned with facial scars, a large lip plug and human hair. Makonde peoples, Mozambique / Tanzania, Africa. The mask measures 10 x 9 inches. A metal display stand can be

A group of four African masks. 20th century. ++ Makonde style terracotta helmet mask. Tanzania/Mozambique. 9" x 9" x 10". ++ Steel face armor. West Africa. 5 3/4" x 6 1/2" x 2". ++ Dan style mask. Lib

A carved wooden face mask with archaic facial features and a reddish orange mineral pigment. The mask shows signs of field use and wear. makonde or Sukuma peoples, Tanzania, Africa. This mask will inc

Second half 20th. C. Realistic facial features combined with real human hair on the head is typical of Lipiko masks, however this is a conventional face mask that must be strapped to the dancer��

Lega, former Zaire most likely. Small, as a child's or shoulder or belt mask type with much remaining of its white kaolin, it holds its attached grass woven raffia. Good age. 8" Height.

This is a most unusual and rare find, a carved wooden mask from the Makonde peoples of Tanzania, central Africa.A rare style of mask that features a disfigured and grotesque face. The wooden mask show

Wall-mounted telegraph or chadburn, Great Lakes Ship, face size-13", mounted on wood

A carved wooden ceremonial mask with deep well handled surface patina and wonderful life like treatment to the face and heavy lidded eyes. Nyamwezi peoples, Tanzania, Africa. The mask measures 15 x 8

A carved wooden mask with cheerful face, well handled surface and classic form. Makonde peoples, Tanzania, Africa. The mask measures 12 x 8 inches. A metal display stand can also be included for an ad

heavy wood, shiny dark brown patina, the faces strongly reminding of helmet masks of the Makonde, min. dam., fine cracks, slight traces of abrasion; figures of the Makonde are rarely to be found, most

Carved wooden helmet style mask of an ancestor face. A woven grass rope adorns the mask as well. The Wood is light weight and has a golden brown color and shiny patina. Makonde peoples, Tanzania, Afri

Carved wooden mask of a highly stylized ancestor face. From the Makonde peoples of Tanzania, East Africa. Such masks are known as Lipico and were worn by young men for the initiation ceremonies.

This lot consists of an oil painting on canvas, framed under protective glass. Done in the Regionalist style of Grant Wood (American, 1891-1942). Image depicts a face we all find recognizable: that of

This lot consists of a HAND DRAWN mixed media drawing on thick paper/cardstock with a rust colored wash, Hand Signed ''Roy Lichtenstein'' at bottom center. Image depicts a close up of the face of a yo