Dance mask – Wood – Baule – Ivory Coast

Superb dance mask, from the BAULE people of Ivory Coast. The mask is carved in one piece of wood. The item present a very fine shape, with scarification’s on the face, and a superb hairstyle. Gr

Baule, Ivory Coast, wood "Goli" dance mask, darkened patina with elaborate coiffures carving, 17"h x 8.75"w x 4.75"d PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

This mask is in the shape of a bull, these animals populate the savannah where the Guro people live and are worshiped by the Guru and will be the first to appear in a tribal dance procession. The Guro

A carved wood and painted red dance mask with a highly stylized face and remains of wooden collar, now decayed and eroded away. Baule peoples, Ivory Coast. The mask measures 14 x 6 inches. ( 36 inches

Baule "Kpan" Face Mask - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - Once ritualware from the Baule people of the Ivory Coast of Africa. Made of wood. Goli is a Baule dance of "rejoicing". Kpan represents the senior

Title: Goli Mask - Wood - Baule - Ivory Coast Additional Information: Stylistic wooden Goli mask from the BAULE people from Ivory Coast. The GOLI festivities date back to around 1900 and are held to c

Title: Dance mask - Wood - Yohure - Ivory Coast Additional Information: This Yohure mask is one of the Mblo masks used for entertainment purposes in dances. The mask generally represents an important

Object: Dance mask Ethnic group/ culture: Guro Region/ country: Ivory Coast Material: Wood Period: 2nd half 20th century Condition: Good condition, used with some signs of wear Sold with stand: No <

African Baule Wood Mask, Ivory Coast. Legend states that in the 17th century the Baule (Baoule) left present day Ghana and traveled west into present day Cote d'Ivoire under the lead of the Queen Poko

Baule, Ivory Coast, wood mask, darkened patina and pigment, 13.5"h x 8"w x 6"d PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

African, Baule, Ivory Coast, wood mask, darkened patina, 10.5"h x 5.5"w x 5"d PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

African Baule Wood Mask, Ivory Coast. Legend states that in the 17th century the Baule (Baoule) left present day Ghana and traveled west into present day Cote d'Ivoire under the lead of the Queen Poko

African Art Carved Wood Baule Mask from Ivory Coast 14.5"h x 8.25"w No Reserve Buyer pays shipping. This item ships from New York, NY

African Art Carved Wood Baule Mask from Ivory Coast 17"H x 7"W No Reserve Buyer pays shipping. This item ships from New York, NY

African Art Carved Wood Baule Mask from Ivory Coast Dimensions: 17 inches high x 7 inches wide No Reserve: This lot has no reserve, which means there is no minimum price set, so the item is guaranteed

African Art Carved Wood Baule Mask from Ivory Coast Dimensions: 16.5 inches high x 8 inches wide No Reserve: This lot has no reserve, which means there is no minimum price set, so the item is guarante

Carved wooden Dance mask from the Baule peoples of the Ivory Coast, West Africa. Elegant and refined wooden mask with incised coiffure and feather designs and featuring two large Hornbill bird images.

AFRICAN MALI BAMBARA DANCE MASK / LARGE AFRICAN TRIBAL WOOD CARVING FIGURE / IVORY COAST CEREMONIAL MASK /AFRICAN SENUFO MASK - LARGEST IS 4 3/4" x 5" x 21 1/4"

from the Khorogo; Provenance: certificate from Segy Gallery, New York; 11 inches wide; 9 1/2 inches deep; 31 1/2 inches high

Face Mask, Baule Tribe, Ivory Coast. Intricately carved of dark wood with a dark brown finish worn with age and polished to brilliant reflection. Face may be that of a dignitary used in Mblo celebrati

21” x 6 ½” Baule Mask, Ivory Coast Dance Mask

Ivory Coast Baule Goli Horned Wood Mask. 18 inches H x 12 W.

A FINE GURO/BAULE CARVED WOOD MASK, IVORY COAST, WEST AFRICA, of oval shape, with forehead centering a vertical raised line scarification flanked by curved notch and line hairstyle details, above arch

Two Baule Wood Masks West Africa, Ivory Coast Height of largest 16 9/16 inches (42 cm). Property from the Estate of Paul B. Dombrowski, Monona, Wisconsin