West African Woven Leather and Coiled Basket

Exceptional Large late 19th, early 20th c. African Basket with Leather Rim & Bottom from the Dogon tribe in Mali, Africa. It has a leather hide rim and a leather hide bottom and the center has woven h

This group of West African hand woven baskets include: a handled large round basket with a lid from Côte D'Ivoire, bowls and mats from Kenya, and other African woven baskets, bowls and mats.

Vintage Fulani hat with wide rim, rim is lined with red leather and hat is made with tan toned fibers, top of hat is red leather with green and white and red fabrics. Approx 23 inch diameter, and 7 in

West African Leather & Rattan Nest of Baskets. Bamana or Lobi. 9 1/2"h x 6 1/2" diam. Condition, some wear leather and rattan

Ethnographic / Native / Tribal: A West African Fulani woven hat with applied leather detail. Approx. 18" wide

Vintage African Ethiopian food basket made of woven rattan and lined with leather on underside and rims to basket and edges to top and straps. Multiple straps used to hold top secure, approx 11 inches

Bassa Headdress from Liberia, West Africa. Wood mask attached to a woven basket helmet with fur border. Wear to fur. Headdress: 11" diameter. Headdress on stand: 47" H.

A Woven Wicker Basket west africa, 20th century Wicker 10.5" W x 10.5" D x 7" H Estimate $100-200

Large African Bolga basket. - woven market basket. - leather handle. - multicolored. - approx. 18"H X 21"L X 14"W. Photos are considered part of the description and condition.

Hand woven African Straw and leather nesting baskets, Vintage Home decor , has 11 baskets. As a display group , measures 9 x 7 in H x W Wear to pieces consistent with age, use and exposure. African Ne

Ca. late 20thC. Very good condition with no apparent breaks or repairs. This item(s) is used, and will show multiple areas of age appropriate wear and surface losses. Please view all pictures, as this

A West African cloth woven vessel with animal hide base, surrounded entirely by cowrie shells. With handled knop form lid. H. 25.5 cm (10 in) Dia. 23.5 cm (9 1/4 in) Bidders living outside of Canada a

(3) Shona woven baskets and style to include (2) Shona Tribe, Buhera, Mashonaland, Zimbabwe covered beer/grain baskets, 10-1/2" H ea and coiled woven wall basket, leather loop at back, 8-1/2" H

Colorful African Woven Basketry Fan, leather covered handle, measures 10' x 17''

**Originally Listed At $100** West Africa, probably Nigeria, Hausa people, ca. mid 20th century CE. A woven reed/rattan basket with a lid, both the bottom of the basket and the lid formed with four po

Vegetal Fulani fiber basket with leather edging, cowry shells, and old British West African coins with holes, 10" tall

A Zulu "Isiquabetho" coiled basket20th century; KwaZulu-Natal, South AfricaAppears unmarkedLikely woven Ilala Palm, the African basket with the Akimel O'odham peoples' "Man in the Maze&

**First Time At Auction** Central Africa, Rwanda, Tutsi culture, ca. 1920s. A pristine woven coiled grass or vegetal fiber basket created as a bridal gift or a token of love by an aristocratic Tutsi w

Lot of 5 Colorful African Ghana Bolga Market Baskets. Beautifully hand woven fiber baskets with leather wrapped handles are oval shaped and include multiple attractive colors and patterns. Use as mark

Ca. second half 20thC. Very good age-appropriate condition with fine craftmanship. Ethiopian woven basket covered with leather, metal beads, closed with leather thongs, leather carrying strap. Histori

North or West Africa, Tuareg / French Touareg, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A sizable and spectacular tent mat, also known as an assaber or chetek, comprised of woven tan-colored vegetal fiber an

African Ivory Coast woven currency trade storage basket with with cowry shells, coins, and leather trim. 10 1/4"H x 9"diam.

Cameroonian, Western Grassfields area, possibly early 20th century, one Mambila style woven grass and banana fiber one piece dance suit, fiber tassels at ankles, with hood approximately 77 in. long; o

Cameroonian, Western Grassfields area, possibly Mambila culture, woven and braided fiber,ÿof large escutcheon form, each with carrying handle verso, larger example with small metal reinforcement plac