African Cordage Covered Wood Mask

A large cordage covered wood mask from Africa in the form of an elephants head. 23" long.

Two African Carved Wood Masks and a Covered Vessel Height of largest 32 inches. Property from the Collection of Stephen and Katherine Harrison, Chicago, Illinois

Old carved wooden dance creest in the form of a human head with four tall stylized horn like finials. The mask is carved wood, covered with animal skin, and shows actual field use and wear, and is not

West African, Marka people of Mali, dyoboli koun hand-carved wood mask, the triangular face covered in sheets of embossed brass with string details, atop the anthropomorphic head are two bent horns. 1

Early 20th-century stylized Ngil face mask. Fang Tribe, Gabon. Such masks were worn at nightly initiation ceremonies or to punish witches and criminals. The mask is made of wood, covered with white pi

**First Time At Auction** West Africa, Mali, Segou region, Bamana / Marka (Warka) people, ca. mid-20th century CE. A spectacular antelope mask carved from wood then covered with copper-iron alloy shee

Ejagham (Ekoi) Crest Mask Head with detachable horns, goatskin covered wood with fiber collar. Nigeria, mid 20th c. 20" x 28" x 8". Good condition.

CONGO DRC LEGA BWAMI MASK The heartshaped face covered with kaolin is very characteristic of the Lega art This type of mask was used as part of the cult of the Bwami, an association that organized the

Hand carved wood reliquary mask male gaurdian figure covered in tooled brass sheets attached with small nails. Iron wire ring arm bands and ankle bands. Interior of stomach area with numerous large ir

A hand-carved wood mask of the Dan tribe from Ivory Coast. There is a bunch of feathers attached to the top of the mask. Covered with a beautiful aged patina. Dimensions: L: 12 1/2 in.

20th c Bamileke Spider mask wood and faded polychrome remnants of cordage 19 x 13 x 9"

A Central African Congo hand carved wood mask from the Eastern Pende. The mask has important symbolic and ritual significance. The mask is covered with a beautiful textured patina, red, black and whit

CONGO DRC LARGE LEGA BWAMI IDIMU MASK The heart-shaped face is covered with kaolin, frequent characteristics of the Lega Idimu masks are significantly larger than Lukwakongo masks, but stylistically v

African Carved Wood Tribal Masks (2) items including a female mask covered with leather and a mask from the northern region having aggressive facial features Provenance: The Estate of George 'Yorgo' D

Title: Mask – Wood – Kifwebe – Songye – Congo DRC Provenance/Additional Info: Here an example of male Kifwebe characterized by angular and thrusting forms, and with the entire face covered in

Here an example of male Kifwebe characterized by angular and thrusting forms, and with the entire face covered in patterns of geometric grooves that are uniquely characteristic of these masks. The obj

A West African Mali, Marka people hand carved wooden, metal, fiber mask for the Ntomo society. The mask features a slender face with horns to forehead, covered with hammered brass alloy sheeting with

An African mask of a cow. Made of hand carved wood and covered with multi-colored beads. Dimensions are 16" x 6" x 9 1/2".

Three tribal wood carvings including Chinese carved rosewood emperor face mask, African mask and covered box with leaf motif. Largest measures 5 3/4" (14.5cm) height.

African Fang style tribal headdress mask in carved wood, depicting three figures atop a larger animal head, painted and partially textile covered. 48" H x 17" W x 10" D.

African wood mask, Senufo-Hunt Estate.Circa 1910. Mask: 5"x 13.5". Base: 5.5"x 5.5"x 2.5".This mask was used as a prop by Adam Fuss, a contemporary British photographer, lent to him by his friend, Tim

DAN, LIBERIA, AFRICAN WOOD MASK LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH C. H 9 1/4" W 5 3/4" Hollow eyes. Pierced outer border for raffia. D 3". Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Michigan Senator, and creator of the Mic

West Africa, Ivory Coast, Senufo peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden mask depicting a firespitter (also known as the "funeral head mask" or "Kponyugo") depicting an abstract zoomo

Western Africa, Cote d'Ivoire and Liberia, Grebo culture, ca. early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden mask with a round chin and flat brow. The abstract visage includes rectangular holes for eyes