EKOI Tribe, Nigeria Antelope Skin Headdress:

African statue from the Ekoi tribe of Nigeria. Depicts a four faced woman with elaborate braided hair design. Crafted of carved wood with antelope skin covering and heavy woven fiber base. Measures 38

Title: Walking stick - Wood, Antelope skin - Ekoi - Nigeria - 97 cm Description: Stunning and rare walking stick from the Ejagham tribe of Nigeria. The Ekoi-speaking peoples are best known for their l

Ekoi Headdress Mask. Ekoi Tribe, Nigeria. Carved Wood, Leather. Size: 36'' x 38'' x 37'' (91 x 97 x 94 cm). Note: This is a NO RESERVE auction. Bidding on all lots will start at $50.

A haunting old carved wooden headdress that has raised areas of designs ( Body Modifications) and has been covered in skin, presumably antelope skin. The Headdress measures 11.25 x 6 inches and shows

This is an old and rare Dance crest or headdress from the Ekoi peoples of Nigeria, Africa. Carved from a light weight dry wood, with some age and handling. Note the carving is covered in skin. Measure

A carved wooden effigy with movable arms and painted designs, covered in animal skin and attached with a woven rattan basketry headdress. Ekoi or Ejagham peoples, Cross River region, Nigeria. The head

A Haunting carved wooden and basketry headdress in the form of an ancestor head that has been covered in animal skin. Ekoi or Ejangham peoples, Cross River region, Nigeria, Africa.

A carved wooden headdress with animal skin covered surface, carved wooden "dreads" and woven basketry base for mounting to costume. Ekoi or Ejangham peoples, Cross river region, Nigeria, Africa.The he

A Very impressive and tall headdress with twisted antelope style horns and a wonderful ancestor face accented with kaolin clay pigment, raised tribal scar designs and a long cylindrical neck. The head

This is a vintage to antique example of the Ekoi or Ejangham animal skin covered dance crest from Nigeria, Africa. janus faced headdress with basketry stem and 3 large twisted horns. Ex Steve Tobin Co

A haunting carved wooden mask in janud form with antelope horns and real human hair attached to animal hide stretched tightly over the mask faces. Ekoi peoples, Cross River region, Nigeria, Africa. Th

A Songye wooden power fetish with brass rivets on face depicting scarification, baby antelope skin headress, arm amulets containing hair, feathers, and an animal hide skirt measuring: 11" W x 10" D x

An African Gurunsi Tribe Antelope Headdress. Polychrome painted carved wood, mounted to a pedestal for display Overall height: 51"

The auction featuring items from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Helmet mask in carved wood fabrication, made by the Ekoi Ejagham tribe. Region of origin: Nigeria, Africa. This helmet mask has a Janus-f

A finely carved wooden face covered in animal hide/skin, with an elaborate carved wooden coiffure and central horn or crest. The mask is mounted on a basketry cap and was traditionally worn in festiva

with 14 beaded birds attached to the body; linen-lined interior; 10 3/4 inches diameter; 16 1/2 inches high

A carved wooden dance crest embellished with very tightly fitted animal hide over the head and spiral horns, supported by a basketry pedestal for attachment. Ekoi Ejagham peoples from the Cross River

African Bamana Tribe Hand Carved Antelope Headdress. From the Bamana peoples, Mali, Western Africa. Measures 14 inches x 29 inches x 4 inches.

Ekoi Ceremonial Headdress, Nigeria, 47" Tall x 45", Carved wood, pigment, hide-covered, raffia, woven beads

Bronze. 33" x 6" x 6".Provenance: Baba Alimu Kaba, 1996.

Beaded Headdress Nigeria Yoneba Tribe. Size: 18.5 h 12.5 w

2 African Ekoi Ceremonial Headdresses, Nigeria. Ex. Collection William and Diane Bousquette, Purchase, New York. Size: 1) 15'' x 26'' x 10'' (38 x 66 x 25 cm); 2) 23'' x 19'' x 5'' (58 x 48 x 13 cm).

African Carved Ritual Headdress (Chi Wara) Antelope Headdress, Bambara Tribe, Mali. Size: 21 x 3 x 9 in.

Fine Antique African Ekoi Ejagham Figural Headdress, Nigeria. Cow hide, rattan basketry, hair. Provenance: Arte Primitivo, New York, NY, Lot 686, March 4, 2020; Private New York Collection, acquired i