African Dowayo Cameroon Reliquary? Basket / Container.

Group (18) African woven baskets & containers, Mostly Kuba, includes rattan, bamboo, other materials, various forms, some with lids, handles, 12"h x 11"dia (largest), 2.75"h x 3.5"dia (smallest) Prove

Four African Baskets, Cameroon. Including two round woven baskets each with two handles and long twisted side fringe; a tall basket with knotty tree root handle and a seed-shaped basket with vine hand

Ca. Last half 20thC. Excellent original condition with no breaks, cracks or repairs. Coil built bronze container complete with lid/ Zoomorphic decorations includes two turtles, two frogs, two scorpion

African Namji-Dowayo Fertility Doll, Cameroon. Carved wood, beads, metal charms, plant fiber. Size: 25'' x 8'' x 2'' (64 x 20 x 5 cm). Provenance: Ex Collection Prof. Gene R. Shreve, South Yarmouth, M

Type: Doll, figure, statue Date/Period: Second half 20th century Origin: Cameroon Materials: Wood, pearls Dimensions: 20.47 Inch Weight: 2.43 Pounds Note: Stand not included. Reserve: $206.50 Ship

Ca. 20thC. All in excellent original condition throughout. This wide-ranging group of hand woven objects was collected by Robert and Nancy Nooter during their many excursions to Africa and Asia betwee

Ca. 20thC. Apparently all are in excellent original condition throughout. Collected during the 1980s by Robert and Nancy Nooter during one (of over 30) overseas buying trips. The large pieces in this

An African Beaded Fertility Sculpture. Comprising three figures and a basket with lid. Bamileke, Cameroon Height: 16.5"

African Ifu Basket, Aghem, Cameroon, Early 20th C.Size: 12'' x 11'' x 11'' (30 x 28 x 28 cm).

Bamun peoples, woven basket, Republic of Cameroon, Central Africa, 12.5" high x 11" diameter

A finely crafted carved wooden female sculpture with reliquary style figure mounted to fetish style basket. The artist took some liberties and achieved a very emotional and moving image. Fang peoples,

Reliquienbehälter, "gau" Tibet Türkis, Eisen, Silber. H 2,5 cm. B 12 cm. Provenienz: Schweizer Privatsammlung, Basel. Alle Objekte dieser Sammlung wurden anlässlich mehrerer Reisen in d

Title: Mahongwe Reliquary Basket Date/Period: 20th Century Dimension: 10 in Material: wood, metal, shell, organice material Additional Information: ncestor worship formed the core of the Kota peoples'

African Reliquary Guardian Figure. In the manner of a Kota basket. Made of wood, brass, horns, feathers and some shells. Measures 46" tall x 20" diameter. Has wear consistent with age. Any questions,

Mbutu Ngulu type figures with wide coiffures and openwork diamond shaped supports, sheet copper over wood. Kota reliquary figures are placed as guardians with their posts embedded in baskets containin

Mbutu Ngulu type figures with wide coiffures and openwork diamond shaped supports, sheet copper over wood. Kota reliquary figures are placed as guardians with their posts embedded in baskets containin

Mbutu Ngulu type figures with wide coiffures and openwork diamond shaped supports, sheet copper over wood. Kota reliquary figures are placed as guardians with their posts embedded in baskets containin

Central Africa, Cameroon/Gabon/Equatorial Guinea, Fang people (also Fan or Pahouin), ca. mid-20th century CE. A rare and beautifully patinated example of a byeri, a reliquary figure of an abstract for

Two African Fang, Gabon/Cameroon carved wood eyema-o-byeri (reliquary figures); each standing with hands together at the waist; H: 25" (taller, approx.)

African Peoples, (2) ritual vessels, Including an Igbo, Nigerian terracotta human female-form container, 14"h, together with a Mambeila, Cameroon terracotta container depicting a monkey, 14"h Provenan

A very interesting carved wooden sculpture with a chamber in its back, showing some actual use and wear. Bulu peoples, Cameroon, Africa. The vessel measures 18.5 x 11 inches.

African tribal ethnic woven vintage or antique baskets, group of three comprising a large carrier of loosely-woven reeds or grasses enclosing a carved wood storage container with lid, small basket of

Collection African woven baskets, Mostly Kuba Peoples (DR Congo), (18) pieces, incl. storage containers, bowls, gathering baskets, rattles, etc., 16"h x 6.25"w (largest), 5.5"h x 6"w (smallest) Proven

African, Fang people of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, northern Gabon, and southern Cameroon, hardwood reliquary carving of an abstract anthropomorphic figure with hands over heart, a protruding b