Old Granary lock - Bambara - Mali

Vintage carved wooden door lock from the Bamana / Bambara peoples, Mali, West Africa.

African Bambara metal-fitted wood granary door lock, Mali; well-carved of anthropomorphic form, with intricately incised detailing; H: 17 1/2"; metal standPROVENANCEPace Primitive, New YorkEstate

A classic carved wooden granary door lock with stylized horned ancestor type figure head and very well worn edges overall, suggesting many years of field use. Bamana Peoples, Mali, West Africa. The Lo

Old carved wooden door lock in anthropomorphic form , featuring a ancestor figure with stylized face and headdress and sliding crossbolt. Dogon or Bamana peoples, Mali, Africa. The Lock measures 17 x

Ca. 19th-20thC. Well-carved Dogon granary house door/shutter 28" high, Mali. Doors like these were intended to protect window-like openings into a grain storage building, with simple sliding locks. Th

Title: Bamana / Bambara wooden lock - Mali - African Art Tribal Art Type: Lock, figure Date/Period: Second half 20th century Origin: Mali Dimension: 25,2 Inch Weight: 3,31 Pounds Material: Wood, metal

This is an old and genuine Door lock from the Bamana peoples of Mali, West Africa. The Bamana and their neighbors the Dogon create such elaborate doorlocks to protect from entry on their homes and the

This is an old and genuine Door lock from the Bamana peoples of Mali, West Africa. The Bamana and their neighbors the Dogon create such elaborate doorlocks to protect from entry on their homes and the

Antique Dogon African Wood Granary House Door with Sliding Lock from Mali, West Africa, 17 Carved Female Forms. From Mali, West Africa, a vintage original, elaborately hand carved wood granary door. T

Very Old Tall carved wooden mask with archaic style face and antelope horns with ancestor figure. This mask does appear to be an old field used example. Bamana / Bambara peoples, Mali, West Africa The

5 ¼” x 15” Bambara Mali Mask

Older carved wooden mask with stylized zoomorphic form and obvious handling and wear, note the well handled surface patina from the hands of men over many years. Bambara peoples, Mali, Africa. The mas

Southern Mali, an ancient carving, showing wear and stresses of time. 11" Height.

Ca. mid to third quarter 20thC. Very good original patina, with no apparent break or repairs, only age-appropriate wood splits, and surface wear, as shown. Tall, over 38". This item(s) is used, and wi

A carved wooden door lock with anthropomorphic form, heavy well handled surface patina and signs of use over generations. Bamana / Bambara peoples, Mali, Africa. The door lock has been custom mounted

A Vintage to antique carved wooden articulated puppet of a female with elaborate coiffure and movable arms. Old textile dress with breasts exposed. Bambara / Bozo peoples, Mali, Africa. Measures 27 in

A Fine Bamana Chiwara Mythical Antelope Headdress. Bamana / Bambara peoples, Mali, Africa.This headdress sculpture was carved from a single piece of wood to honor that original mythical being. Under C

Dogon people,, African (Mali), 20th century. Hand carved wood and metal granary door bolt lock or anuan with seated male priest rising on donkey or horse at top above large central disc with stylized

A Very old and weathered, field used Dogon Granary door shutter with two conical breast and incised geometric designs. Dogon peoples, Mali, Africa. The door measures 18 x 12.25 inches. Ex Lippel Galle

A carved wooden door most likely part of a granary or storage area for a shrine. The Door was embellished with wonderful incised geometric designs as well as ancestor idols. Dogon peoples, Mali, West

Mali. Bambara people. Bird wooden mask. 1905 gr. (66,7 oz.) 53x23x22 cm (20,7x9x8,6 inch). Rare. The most distinguishing feature of these masks is the projection extending down from the forehead to th

A very old and abstract Chiwara headdress sculpture from the Bamana ( Bambara ) peoples of Mali, West Africa. This figure measures 21.5 inches tall.Among the Bamana, oral traditions credit a mythical

Carved wooden female sculpture from the Bamana (Bambara) peoples of Mali, West Africa. The powerful forms of this Jonyeleni figure, executed in a remarkably free style, expresses the ideal image of a

African Bambara Wood Sculpture, Mali. Carved From Wood And Adorned With Thin Metal And Cowry Shells. Estimated more than 50 yrs. old. African art is a term typically used for the art of Sub-Saharan Af