A North African Wood Headrest with Coin and Bead

Two North African/ Berber necklaces made of Moroccan frank pieces and embellished with glass beads. Typical Berber style from Morocco and Algeria.

Red fabric with embroidered headband covered in dangling coins and fish-shaped metal charms flanked with two strands of beads. 17" L. Property from the estate of the renowned belly dancer Serena Wilso

North Africa, Morocco, Berber culture, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A gorgeous piece of traditional Berber jewelry consisting of coral beads, silver ornaments, coins, copal, and glass. The coins

The head covering of black cotton, the face veil of red silk backed with cotton, and with numerous coins hand-sewn onto it, the embroidered circlet with strands of beads, chains, and coins, the whole

The head covering of black and red woven cotton, the face veil of taupe silk with embroidered strips, strings of red and faux amber beads, and numerous coins hand-sewn onto it ; together with a tribal

Islamic silver hinged box, likely Moroccan, North African, or Yemenite tribal ethnographic, mounting a fringe of coral, coins, and assorted trade bead charms. Overall: 4.5" L. Silver tested, not weigh

Comprising hammered metal necklace with red oval glass beads, 30" L; mixed metal and painted wooden bead necklace, 26" L; metal and multi-colored beaded and glass necklace with coin drops, 21" L; whit

Striped fabric covered in dangling coins stamped in Arabic, with earflaps leading into long chains ending in beads, bells, and plaques with a star and crescent. 27" L. Property from the estate of the

Burgundy, the embroidered fabric covered in dangling coins stamped in calligraphy and fish-shaped metal charms flanked with two strands of beads, with upper headband of alternating metal charms. 17" L

African American, wife to Kevin Simmons. Kevin Simmons is a stone carver in North Carolina who is the son of Charles Simmons who carved stone and wood with Raymond Coins.

African American, wife to Kevin Simmons. Kevin Simmons is a stone carver in North Carolina who is the son of Charles Simmons who carved stone and wood with Raymond Coins.

Aged wood with bold iron straps and attachments. Dimensions: H 20" x W 30.5" x D 20.5" Condition: Wood elements pieced together. Smaller pieces with gaps/cracks. Iron with rusting and age.

two old dolls (warriors), North Africa, wood colored painted, clothes from fabric, with decorated metal scuffed, height = c. 71.0-78.0 cm German Description Zwei alte Puppen (Krieger), Nordafrika, Hol

Metal with glass decoration applied over red, green, and purple substrate with dangle coin metals with incised calligraphic script and architectural decoration. 22.5" L. Property from the estate of th

2 1/2" to 4 1/2" wide X 19 1/2" to 25 1/2" high. One signed "M. Decembre" and one signed "P. Edouard" Repair to arm of unsigned piece. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions b

Group of three typical North African type wood figurines, finely carved in abstract style. 13.5inch H, 4.5inch L, 5inch W (largest).

African Wood Headrest. Size 6 3/4 inches high, 4 5/8 inches wide. Probably Kenya or Uganda? Carved from one piece headrest. Ex MI Private collection

(3) African wood headrests w/ carved figural comb, 20th c., Ethiopia, dark patina carved wood, two female rests and a two section male rest with painted icon diptych, 7.7"h x 7"w x 3"w (largest), with

Three African Wood Headrests Height of largest 7 1/2 inch (19.1 cm).es Property from the Estate of Paul B. Dombrowski, Monona, Wisconsin

A group of 2 ethnographic saddles. 20th century. ++ North African wood and hide saddle. 10 1/2"h x 16"w x 21 1/8"d.++ Saddle. 8"h x 10 1/4"w x 20 5/8"d. Provenance: Collection of John Woodall.

African wood headrest with beading in colorful leaf pattern on top, tin inserts (some loss to tin pieces), approx 8"H x 13"L x 5.5"D, Asian lacquer style box, approx 10.25"H x 17"W x 10"D, 3 Japanese

Collectible carved North Africa wood figure. 7 inch H; 5.5 inch W. (largest). The estate of Ira Morrison, Beverly Hills, CA.

North African Amber Bead Necklace. A medium short crown knotted necklace of antique wedge amber beads, completed by a macrame bead and loop closure.

Africa, Sudan, Dinka Peoples, ca. 1st half of 20th century CE. Lovely carved wooden headrest in abstract animal form - actually reptilian. Long thin medium-colored wood with distinct "saddle" head sup