Fabulous African Art and Artifacts Auction 2012-09-30 Auction - 290 Price Results - Cedarburg Auction & Appraisals LLC in WI - Page 2
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1: Processional mask with clear use and wear; originall46: Hyena Mask, Dogon tribe, from Mali, obtained in Was8: Porprianong Statue, Senufo tribe, from Ivory Coast,
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Thiensville, WI, United States
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Fabulous African Art and Artifacts Auction

Cedarburg Auction & Estate Sales, LLC has the opportunity to present the lifelong collection of Mr. Mark Wentzel?s amazing African Art and Artifacts of over 300 pieces! Mr. Wentzel has lived and traveled in Africa for over 43 years and this is a rare chance to view and obtain these unique tribal pieces for the discerning collectors of African Artifacts. Most of Mr. Wentzel's collection has been field gathered in Sub-Saharan West and East Africa. He started collecting while attending college in Sierra Leone in the early 1960's. His expanding travels were strongly influenced by his roommates and friends at Fourah Bay College in Sierra Leone. They invited him to their villages during and after his college experience. His friends and roommates came from several different countries and many different tribal groups. His travels have taken him to 17 African countries with most of his travels being off the beaten path and into small villages. Mr. Wentzel's passion for artifacts and travel rituals has been centered within the context of the cultures he has visited. Although many of the pieces in the auction have never been publicly displayed, Mr. Wentzel has hosted a number of Gallery and Museum shows in the central area of the United States.
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Chi Wara, Bamana tribe, from Mali, obtained in Wash: Chi Wara, Bamana tribe, from Mali, obtained in Washington D.C. in 1985, Exquisitely carved, and insized, this large Chi Wara was worn as a headdress, usually paired with a male counterpart; carved
0026: Chi Wara, Bamana tribe, from Mali, obtained in WashEst. US$900-US$1,200
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Slit Gong / Striulator, Bamana tribe, from Mali, ob: Slit Gong / Striulator, Bamana tribe, from Mali, obtained in West Africa, 1970, Magnificent Artifact. Large instrument used for ceremonial purposes amd to communicate with villagers., measures
0028: Slit Gong / Striulator, Bamana tribe, from Mali, obEst. US$1,050-US$1,400
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Fertility Figure, Bamana tribe, from Mali, obtained: Fertility Figure, Bamana tribe, from Mali, obtained in Washington DC 1980, As with most Bamana figures shows C shaped ear carving, measures 26"Hx9"Wx8"D, est. value 1200.
0030: Fertility Figure, Bamana tribe, from Mali, obtainedEst. US$900-US$1,200
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Afo Headcrest Mask , Afo tribe, from Upper Volta, o: Afo Headcrest Mask , Afo tribe, from Upper Volta, obtained in 1969, Another great old tribally worn head crest mask; shows extensive wear; has abrus seeds applied in the middle of the mask , measures
0031: Afo Headcrest Mask , Afo tribe, from Upper Volta, oEst. US$1,800-US$2,400
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Snake Mask, Dogon tribe, from Mali, obtained in Was: Snake Mask, Dogon tribe, from Mali, obtained in Washington DC, Gallery Africa 1991, excellent early tribally danced mask which has it all; age, uniqueness, and tribally field collected, measures
0042: Snake Mask, Dogon tribe, from Mali, obtained in WasEst. US$1,125-US$1,500
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Fox Mask, Dogon tribe, from Mali, obtained in Milwa: Fox Mask, Dogon tribe, from Mali, obtained in Milwaukee, private dealer 2001, Bite bar, with raffia cord and attached cloth used to help hold mask on face while dancing, measures 16"Hx9"Wx5"D, est.
0048: Fox Mask, Dogon tribe, from Mali, obtained in MilwaEst. US$825-US$1,100
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