A Dogon Tribe Carved Wood Granary Door, Mali, 20th

Dogon People, wood granary door, early to mid 20th century, Mali, West Africa, intricately carved in two panels with repeating figural motifs raised in relief. 30.75" H x 16.5" W x 1" D.

Vintage carved wood granary door from the Dogon tribe, Mali. Measures a total of 23.75" tall x 18.5" wide and 2.5" deep. Condition: a few natural splits to wood, signs of age and use, see images. Weig

Antique carved ancestral figural Dogon tribe granary wood door, Mali. Africa. Carved wood ancestral spirit figures throughout. Dimensions: H: 21.75 in., W: 17.6 in. Condition: good overall condition,

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

West African Granary Doors 20th century, (2) items from the Dogon of Mali including a larger example having (3) planks joined by (3) cleats and having a carved wood rabbit-headed lock, all fastened us

West Africa, Mali, Dogon or Bamana, early to mid 20th century CE. A hand-carved lock intended for a granary door, made of wood featuring three anthropomorphic figures. Three simple heads project from

African Dogon Carved Wood Granary Door, Mali. Carved overall with ancestral spirit figures. Size: 24'' x 18'' x 2'' (61 x 46 x 5 cm). Property from the Jim and Kit Horne Collection.

African Art Carved Wood Dogon Granary Door from Mali 22.5"h x 18"w No Reserve Buyer pays shipping. This item ships from New York, NY

African Art Carved Wood Dogon Granary Door from Mali 25.5"h x 17"w No Reserve Buyer pays shipping. This item ships from New York, NY

African carved wood granary door, 20th c., poss. Dogon, carved reliefs of hunters and animals, 48"h x 23"w

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

20th century, Africa, Dogon, carved wood figural granary door locks. This lot to be sold on day 3, Friday, October 5 (Lots 2021-2601) 25 in. largest From the Complete and Important Collection of NOA

20th CENTURY DOGON BANDIAGARA MALI WOOD CARVED DOOR. Height: 76 in. by Width: 34 & 1/2

Carved Wooden Dogon Door, Horizontal Chi Wara, Bambara Tribe, Mali. Approximately 29H x 20.125W x 3.1875D in.

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

A group of 4 carved doors. 20th century. Granary door. Mali, Dogon style. 24 1/2"h x 19 1/8"w x 3 1/2"d.++ Small door with figures. Mali, Dogon style. 13 1/4"h x 6 3/4"w x 4 1/8"d.++ Small incised doo

A large carved wood granary door with carvings of Ibises and two heads with whte pigment: 26 1/2" W x 1 1/2" D x 59" H

20th CENTURY BAULE PEOPLES IVORY COAST WOOD CARVED PANEL DOOR ON BASE. African Dogon Bandiagara Mali 20th C. Grainery door. Height: 51 in. by Width: 27 1/2 in. by Depth: 3 in.

A Dogon Door with carved figures. Wood. 20th century. Mali. 64 3/8" x 29 1/4". With mount: 67 1/2" x 35". Condition: Gouged, abrasions, separation of panels, and cracked on verso. Custom mount include

36Óh x 18 1/2Ów, wood granary door carved with figures and crocodiles, with latch

DOGON GRANARY DOOR PANELAfrica, early 20th century, carved wood. Rows of geometric carved figures in a dark wood with metal mounts.29 x 20 in. (73.66 x 50.80 cm.)

Western Africa, Ivory Coast/Mali/Burkina Faso, ca. mid 20th century CE. A charming wooden door carved with a relief image of a crocodile feasting upon a fish; incised lines around the bodies of both g

20th century, Dogon, Mali, carved hardwood door with figures and geometric patterns. This lot to be sold on day 3, Friday, October 5 (Lots 2021-2601) 31 x 21.5 in. From the Complete and Important Col

Large African Carved Wood Female Ancestor Figure, 20th c., from the Dogon tribe, Mali, H.- 63 1/2 in., W.- 9 in., D.- 14 in. Provenance: from the Estate of John C. McNeese, New Orleans, Louisiana.