African Beaded Panel

African Yoruba Beaded Panel. Size: 39.25'' x 29.5'' (100 x 75 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Commences at the Online Start Price.

Group (8) tribal beaded accessories, 20th c., incl. an old Maasai bag, an African beaded neck collar/necklace, a beadwork panel, a pair of red and white beaded rods, and an old beaded panel, African o

African Yoruba Diviner's Beaded Wall Panel Sash. Size: 47'' x 6.5'' (119 x 17 cm).

Kuba Peoples, (6) beaded belts and panels, DR Congo, cowry shells and beads on cloth, includes 4 belts and two small rectangular panels, 7.5"l x 2.5"w (panel), 49"l x 1.5"w (longest belt) Provenance:

Circa 1970’s Unusual fully beaded flap bag with animals. 12 1/2 x 11, with 17 strap.

Southern Africa- Beaded apron- Beaded aprons and panels are created by several of the Nguni-speaking groups in southern Africa, most notably the Ndebele. This example, however, with the rows of indivi

South African Ndebele woven textile panel, beaded and shell decorated. Circa 1970. [39 x 75 inches].

LOT OF FOUR MISCELLANEOUS PIECES. CARVED PANEL, TWO BRONZE AFRICAN FIGURES, BEADED BRACCELET.

A group of 2 Yoruba style beaded panels. c.20th century. Nigeria / Benin, Yoruba.

African Tabwa Headdress Panel, DRC, Early 20th C. Beaded panel with feathers from a diviner's headdress, called nkaka. The design motifs are symbolic of the perceptiveness and second sight of the divi

Eastern Cape, with beaded panel accents, 123cm x 47cm

African Yoruba Power Figure. Male figure carrying a yoke suspending multiple cowrie shell strands, beaded panels and three smaller fetish figures. Provenance: Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Size

including anklets, choker, necklace and beaded panels (qty)

Group African beaded accessories, incl. Zulu, 20th c., mostly South Africa, (12) pieces, incl. necklaces, bracelet, panels, etc., 13"l x 8"w (largest), 5"h x 5"w (smallest) Provenance: The Collection

Group African beaded accessories, incl. Zulu, 20th c., mostly South Africa, (11) pieces, incl. belts/sashes, panels, and possibly a hair accessory/headdress, etc., 2"h x 49"l (largest), 7.5"h x 8.5"w

Beaded panel and beaded cache-sex, Cameroon, West Africa, latter with cowries, 15" x 5" (cache-sex, excluding cowrie adornments and ties) and 8" x 9" (beaded panel)

Comprises: 1.) Indo-Asian beaded skirt, c. 1970. [Beaded panel : 24 x 26 1/2 inches; Belt width: 6 1/2 inches]. 2.) South African Ndebele wedding apron/loin cloth and collar/front. [16 1/2 x 53 inches

South Africa, including beaded waistband, apron, love letter necklace, beaded panels and beaded arm bands (qty)

in wool with beaded panels, framed behind perspex, 156cm x 59cm (frame)

South African Zulu Contemporary Beaded Wedding Hat, trade beads and cloth having an overall dark rust red color with two beaded panels attached on top with tassels in front.

African Ceremonial Beaded Skirt. Tanzania, Arusha Region. White Beaded Central Panel With Dark Beaded Edges. 26" x 54". Jacques Hautelet, Brussels. Estate of Annette McGuire Cravens, Buffalo, NY.

A large hand beaded textile panel primarily decorated with architecture and geometric designs on white background, glass beads sewn on too heavy canvas backing, with flaps at top to hold ties. Apron p

South Africa, Limpopo and Mpumalanga region, Ndebele people, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful hand-beaded leather hide known as a jocolo or bride apron, with 5 petal shaped panels along the lowe

Tribal headdress consisting of alternating panels of seed beads, cowie shells, wood, and leather. Measures approx 18" T x 23" W. In great condition. Please review all photos closely. The nonappea