Traditional Tuareg Carpet, Northwest Africa, 1st H.

Taureg woven reed carpet, 20th c., Mauritania, Northwest Africa, reed bound with red, black, green, and tan dyed grass, red geometric patterns on a tan ground, approx. 176"l x 121"w Provenance: Proper

Monumental Tuareg Talismanic Tent Carpet, Tuareg, Northern Africa, 20th C. Woven reeds, leather. Size: 228" x 136" (345.5 x 579 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview an

This is an example of a traditional Zulu headrest from South Africa. H:6" W:23" D:4" This item ships from New York, NY.

A group of Three Fulani/Tuareg Camel Decorations. Leather, pigment. Northwest Africa. Smallest: 8" x 47 1/2". Largest: 34" x 50". Shipping: Shipping for our Collector's Series Ethnographic Auction wil

Persian carpet, 1st half 20th c., traditional foliate design in blues and reds, approx. 9'3"'x 13'5"

Northwest Africa, southern Sahara, probably Mali, Fulani / Tuareg people, ca. 19th to mid-20th century CE. A unique and quite hefty silver ring comprised of decorative ribs of alternating sizes and a

Northwest African Tuareg Rug: 11'4" x 19' (345 x 579 cm), early/mid 20th c. Handwoven reed and leather. Traditional weaving of the nomadic Tuareg, Sahara Desert; used within tents or to cover the grou

Northwest African Tuareg Rug: 8'10" x 19'6" (269 x 594 cm), early/mid 20th c. Handwoven reed and leather. Traditional weaving of the nomadic Tuareg, Sahara Desert; used within tents or to cover the gr

Northwest African Tuareg Rug: 6'4" x 12'4 (193 x 376 cm), early/mid 20th c. Handwoven reed and leather. Traditional weaving of the nomadic Tuareg, Sahara Desert; used within tents or to cover the grou

having a geometric pattern on blue ground h. 9ft-3in. w. 5ft-2in.

Fragment of a carved wooden post, possibly Tuareg, Southern Sahara, Africa, first half of the 20th century. Approximate size 40"H. PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New York

Offered for sale is a first edition, two volume set of “In Darkest Africa” by H.M. Stanley. Perhaps no adventurer is more closely connected with Africa than Lord Stanley, whose various expeditions

Barbie from South Africa; dressed in traditional attire. Colorful long shawl; patterned black and white dress; holding staff. With original box. SKU #56218. Issued: 2002 Dimensions: 13"H Manufacturer:

North West Persian Gallery Carpet, ca. 180016 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 4 in.Provenance: The Collection of the late Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.

American Indian or Native American basketry, circa 1900, imbricated, with the traditional "V" decoration; possibly a berry basket. 9.5" H X 11" diameter.

A wonderful Bamana marrionette of a painted wooden sword yielding figure in traditional fabric on horseback: 48" W x 13 1/2" D x 30" H

A pair of Northwest North American - Alaska native art doll figures. Male and female, carved wood faces with traditional fur clothing. 11" h, good condition.

Heading: Author: Barth, Henry Title: Travels and Discoveries in North and Central Africa: Being a Journal of an Expedition, Undertaken Under the Auspices of H.B.M.'s Government, in the Years 1849-185

Tuareg peoples carved wood tent pole, Mali or Niger, West Africa, nice detailed carving, likely first half of the 20th century. Approximate size, 50.75"H. PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gou

Listings the officers who served in South Africa. Foxing. Sight size: 23-1/2"h x 17-3/4"w Overall: 31-1/2"h x 24"w

A Collection of four, each with traditional geometric decoration.14in. h. 34in. w. 11in. d.11in. h. 19in. w. 11in. d. 9in. h. 14in. w. 8in. d.8in. . 12in. w. 7in.d.Condition: The largest with fading a

First half 20th century. At least two are Northwest Coast with wrapped handles. One has traditional designs. Out of round. 12"h. 11"d. And one is woven cane. 13.5"h. 8.5" x 13". Some wear. Together wi

Traditional Zulu Herb Container from KwaZulu with cover. South Africa Handwoven with the original tag attached. Dimensions: 3.5" H x 5.5" W.

Porcelain with white glaze, polychrome painting and gold accents Germany, 1st half of the 19th century After a model by Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706-1775) from the 18th century Meissen porcelain fact