Status weapon and dance axe "manzhi" - Cameroon, Bana, Kapsiki, Fali, Kirdi

Cameroonian, probably Kirdi or Kapsiki style, possibly early 20th century, cast bronze axe with elongated sickle shaped edge, braided rope and swirl decoration, with later leather and wire carrying st

African Fali-Kirdi Kapsiki Group "Ham Pilu" or Betrothal Doll, Northern Cameroon, corn cob, glass beads, twine, puca shell and resin, h. 8 1/2 in., dia. 2 1/4 in.; mounted on wood stand, overall h. 9

Tanz-Axt Kirdi, Kamerun Ohne Sockel / without base Eisen. H 51,5 cm. Provenienz: Helmut und Marianne Zimmer, Zürich. Zeremonialwaffen zeichnen sich durch sorgfältige Herstellung und dekorative Gesta

A group of 4 West African objects. 20th century. ++ Songe adze. Congo, DRC, Songe. ++ Cameroon style sword with two heads. ++ Ogboni sword. Nigeria, Ogboni, Yoruba. ++ Cameroon Kirdi axe. Provenance:

**Originally Listed At $200** Africa, Cameroon, Kirdi or Fali People, ca. mid 20th century CE. Rare and quite wonderful doll or fetish. Burlap textile body tightly filled with unknown material, small

CAMEROON. KIRDI TRIBES. IRON ARTIFACT USED AS CURRENCY. 1850 AD circa. 848 gr. (29,7 oz) - 65x28x2 cm. (25,3x11x0,8 inch) RARE. The Kirdi are the many cultures and ethnic groups who inhabit northweste

2 Antique African Bana Guili (Kirdi) Cache-Sexe Aprons, Cameroon. Glass beads, cowrie shells on cotton. Size: 1) 5.5'' x 5.5'', (14 x 14 cm); 2) 5.5'' x 7.5'', (14 x 19 cm).

3 Antique African Bana Guili (Kirdi) Cache-Sexe Aprons, Cameroon. Glass beads, cowrie shells on cotton. Size: Ranging from: 4.25'' x 5.5'', (11 x 14 cm) to 5.5'' x 5'', (14 x 13 cm).

4 African Fali (Bana Giuli) Cache Sexe Aprons, Cameroon, Mid 20th C. Glass beads, cotton. Size: Ranging from: 4'' x 5'', (10 x 13 cm) to 5'' x 8'', (13 x 20 cm).

2 African Fali (Bana Giuli) Cache Sexe Aprons, Cameroon, Mid 20th C. Glass beads, cowrie shells, cotton. Size: Panels: 1) 4'' x 6'', (10 x 15 cm); 2) 7.5'' x 15'', (19 x 38 cm)

Kapsiki/Fali Peoples, iron throwing knives, Cameroon, 26.5"l x 7.5"w (largest), 22.5"l x 6.5"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor of

2 Äxte, "manzhi" Kirdi, Kamerun Ohne Sockel / without base Eisen, Leder, Kupfer. L 40 cm. Provenienz: Nachlass Andreas Vontobel (1931-2011), Waltalingen. Zeremonialwaffen zeichnen sich durch sorgfäl

**First Time At Auction** Africa, East Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and West Africa, Cameroon, Kirdi people, both ca. early to mid 20th century CE. Two axes from the DRC, the longest with

3 Old Kirdi Beaded Cache-Sex Aprons, Cameroon, for dance, glass beads. Sizes ranging from: 4'' x 4'', (10 x 10 cm) to 6.5'' x 5.25'', (17 x 13 cm) (beadwork).

3 Old Kirdi Beaded Cache-Sex Aprons, Cameroon, for dance, glass beads. Sizes ranging from: 4'' x 6'', (10 x 15 cm) to 5.5'' x 5'', (14 x 13 cm) (beadwork). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Re

Kirdi Peoples, (3) African dance swords, Cameroon, iron with bird's head motif, approx. 17"l Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor of Chinese Art

This is a unusual vintage Kirdi or Fali peoples carved wooden magic fetish ,Cameroon, Africa. Carved wooden figure encased with woven rope and a well handled surface. The sculpture measures 13.5 inche

Late 2nd phase to early 3rd phase. 1100-1300 AD. This Puerto Rican example of an axe-spear form, not a weapon, such are status insignia, in this case, belonging to a regional chief, a Cacique or a hig

African Art Beaded Dance Apron from Kirdi People of Cameroon is from Cameroon. The dimension is 17 inches high x 7 inches wide. The shipping cost for domestic is $45.00 flat rate shipping within the C

This lot contains Three Bronze bracelets attributed to the northern Kirdi peoples known as Kapsiki, who reside on the Cameroon Border. The largest Bracelet measures 5 5/8 inches tall, the second measu

African Bamileke Nkougan Court Dance Mask, Cameroon. Horn, vegetal fiber, cowrie shells, human hair and textile. In the Bamana Kingdom, the unique masked dance called Nkougan is performed by a secret

Primitive African Weapons Spears, Walking Canes, Bows & Arrows. c. 20th Century. Bodonge, Belgian Congo, Mangbetu, Zaire, East Africa. All handmade and hand forged weapons. Ceremonial Axes originally

wood, wrapped in animal skin, with separate carved limbs, rising from small disc-shaped wickerwork base, coiffure from real hair, min. dam., small missing parts, base; "tukum" dance crests have entert

(6) Vintage African cache-sexe, beaded loincloths, Kirdi Peoples, Cameroon, woven beads with cowry shell fringe, various designs, 15"l x 6"w (smallest), 28.5"l x 7.5"w (largest) Provenance: Estate of