Masai Tribal water canteen (male). Beaded, Gourd

Masai Tribal water canteen (female). Beaded, Gourd. Metal base 8 x 5,. Title: Masai Tribal water canteen (male). Bed. Medium: Gourd. Size: 27 x 5.50 in. Artist: Masai tribe.

Masai Tribal water canteen (male). Beaded, Gourd. Plexiglas: base : 2 x 7 stand is attached to gourd. Title: Masai Tribal water canteen (male). Beadd. Medium: Gourd. Size: 26 x 6 in. Artist: Masai. Un

Masai Tribal water canteen (female), beaded, Gourd. Metal base, not attached: 6 x 6. Medium: Gourd. Size: 22 x 5 in. Artist: Masai.

Collection of 14 Vintage Maasai (Masai) Tribal Beaded Necklaces. Largest size: 9.75'' x 10.5'' (25 x 27 cm). Note: This is a NO RESERVE auction. Bidding on all lots will start at $50.

Masai Tribal Beaded Necklace / Collar. Concentric circle of multi-colored glass beads with long beaded strands ending with shells. Very detailed elaborate beadwork with a leather backing. Dimension: 3

African Tribal Masai bead work. Maasai people, Kenya. Comprised of an elaborately beaded bracelet 12" long, 3" wide. Together with two collar necklaces, 11" long and a pair of beaded straps; folded hi

An African leather beaded gourd milk vessel attributed to the Maasai Masai tribe in Kenya. It features a gourd body with leather straps, cowry shells and beaded designs. Provenance: Carved by local ar

Maasai beaded water gourd vessel. Measuring approx. 22.5" long. In good condition, see photos.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 39x7x7CM.

A group of four African objects. ++ Manilla currency. 7"h x 6 3/4"w x 1/8"d. ++ Bellows. Gabon, Fang style. 6"h x 13 1/2"w x 13"d. ++ Gourd beaded milk container. Kenya, Masai. 31"h x 4 1/2"w x 4"d. +

Early African Beaded Milk Gourd Maasai/Masai Kenya 14-1/2” Long (Fruit or Squash Shell) as Pictured. No Reserve Bid & No Buyers Premium. Shipping $10.00

A Fine Old beaded Container from the Tutsi people of Rwanda. Dating to the early 20th century, adorned with glass beads applied to a gourd container or calabash. The vessel measures 4.75 x 3.75 inches

Ca. late 19th to early 20thC. Good, with age-appropriate patina wear throughout, gourd separation and damage (see photos 6 and 9), only a single bead remains. Water vessel milk container, wood, gourd;

Antique Gourd Canteen - Ecuador Antique canteen made from a calabaza in Ecuador in the 1960s. Has original hemp fiber net and strap for carrying precious water through the thick jungle. A very neat pi

3 Piece Masai African Wall Art Pieces. This lot includes three pieces of African Tribal wall art attributed to the Masai people. Includes two carved wood portraits of a male and female and one spear.

DESCRIPTION: An antique primitive African jug or canteen composed of a dried gourd and animal skin with woven tassel and hair lock. CIRCA: Early 20th Cent. Possibly older. ORIGIN: Africa DIMENSIONS: H

AN AFRICAN TRIBAL CARVED WOOD FIGURAL OFFERINGS BOWL, POSSIBLY DOGON PEOPLES, MALI, MID 20TH CENTURY, with a male figure wearing a beaded dome headdress above a wide eyed expressive face, on a thick n

Ca. late 19th to early 20thC. Good with age-appropriate wear, apparently no repairs with original trade bead necklace. Luba truncated female attached to gourd; holding breasts; white beaded necklace.

Measurements (inches) & Weight (pounds) Height: 10" Width: 3.25" Depth: 3" Weight: 0.75 lb An attractive male ibeji figure with red beaded necklace on the neck and abdomen and a metal ring on the

Diviner / Priests Apron with fully beaded doll like figure holding a gourd vessel covered in textiles and numerous magic pouches and fetish material attached , large snail shells and goat horns, bones

An African tribal carved wooden figure Formed as a bearded male with scarification marks, holding a gourd. 33 cm high.

A fine pair of carved wooden twin idols , male and female known as Ibeji, with well handled surface patina as well as indigo dyed coiffure and a stunning beaded coat which was made for the twin pair.

Collected before 1994, a pair of Masai beaded Collar and a leather pendant adorned with beads. From Kenya, Africa

TRIBAL: Two Huichol beaded deer sculptures, Mexico, 20th C., chroma beads inlaid in wax onto carved wooden forms, including: male deer reclining, large antlers and two removable leaf form ears; female