Tikar, Cameroon snakeskin pipe

Title: Tikar People,Cameroon.Ceramic Tobacco Pipe. Maker: coll.Klaus Paysan Origin: Cameroon Dimension: 20*5*13 Material: Stone Reserve: $65.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $40.00 to anywhere with

**Originally Listed At $150** West Africa, Cameroon, Bamun (Bamum)/Tikar region, ca. early 20th century CE. An impressive ceramic pipe with a carved ivory mouthpiece. The ceramic bowl is in the form o

A very fine old terracotta pipe with carved wooden stem from the Grasslands of Cameroon, west Africa. As a sign of social status and rank within the community, the Bamum, Bamileke, Bangwa and Tikar pe

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation Fund To be sold subject to no reserveSTYLE OF TIKAR CAMEROON PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON Royal Ceremonial Offering Vessel Bronze, Cover ha

African Tribal Art: Tikar People, Cameroon: Figure of a seated woman with children. Early/Mid 20th Century, Bronze. Maternity figure of a noble woman. Sitting on a royal stool, she holds a child on he

A highly stylized zoomorphic clay pipe bowl with large ears, protruding face, scalloped pipe bowl. Cameroonian men and women smoked after meals and at ritual events, but only the elite used such elabo

This old pipe is made from wood and leather. Collected in Cameroon. 2" x 16 x 4" Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maxim

This old pipe is made from wood and teracota. Collected in Cameroon. 2" x 21" x 4" Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your max

Beautiful bronze figure from the Tikar tribe of Cameroon. The bronze rings can move upside down. The figure is created by the lost wax technique. This work begins by modeling a wax sculpture; then, on

A Cameroon pipe and Cameroon style standing figure. Brass. Cameroon. Smallest: 20” x 8. Largest: 41 1/2” x 13”. Condition: Adhesive residue, verdigris. Provenance: From a Los Angeles

Brass tribal stool, possibly Tikar (Cameroon)11.75"Diameter x 14"H

African Tribal Art: Tikar People, Cameroon: Figure of a seated woman with children. Early/Mid 20th Century, Bronze. Maternity figure of a noble woman. Sitting on a royal stool, she holds a child on he

A pair of vintage cast bronze figurines originating from the Tikar ethnic group from Cameroon. Figures in stylized form depict a man and a woman. Surface with traces of gilding and patina. Dimensions:

Pair of Monumental African Bronze Axes. The Peace Emblem of the Tikar, Cameroon. Each with Display Stand. These axes are composed with owls at the top of each Ax. Owls were considered the village prot

Baham - Cameroon Pipe cooker in the form of an elephant’s head.Hard wood with natural patina, pigments, metal.Signs of use. . Cm 13,00 x 19,00 x 6,00. Young pipe cooker carved in the shape of a

Waffe Bamum/Bamiléké/Tikar, Cameroon Grasslands, Kamerun Ohne Sockel / without base Holz, Eisen, Leder, Kupfer, Textil. H 70 cm. Provenienz: Helmut und Marianne Zimmer, Zürich. Zeremonialwaffen zei

A group of Three Cameroon Style Objects. Cameroon. ++ Fang Style Mask. Wood, pigment. 7 1/2" x 13". ++ Cameroon Style Pipe. Ceramic. 3 1/4" x 14 3/4". ++ Cameroon Pipe Bowl. Ceramic. 4 1/2" x 4 3/4".

Antique African Tobacco Pipe, Cameroon. Carved wood, metal. On stand. Size: 22.25'' x 16'' x 2.5'' (57 x 41 x 6 cm); Height on Stand: 25.25" (64 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation Fund TIKAR PEOPLECAMEROONRoyal Fon Memorial Figuremedium size carved wood covered with indigenous royal blue & white striped fabric onto w

Large Bamoun pipeCameroonBronze, fibre and glass beadsEarly 20th centuryLT : 74,5 cm

Prestige Hat, NW Cameroon, Tikar People, early 20th century; crocheted cotton with added feathers; the king (fon) controlled and restricted material wealth within his kingdom. Of all types of material

A Tikar mask Cameroon Cast bronze, with a surrealist quality displaying a combination of human and zoomorphic traits, drooping cone-like eyes, broad flat nose and gaping smile, shown bearded, the face

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation Fund TIKAR PEOPLECAMEROONRoyal Lineage Ceremonial Maskmedium size carved wood face mask of an important royal male ancestor, covered with

wood, Gebauer (1979) and Fagg (1981) already found these figures to be early commissioned works for Western customers. The figures are an example of "transitional art", as David Zemanek (2021) put it,