YORUBA CARVED IVORY HORN

Nicely carved. Probably 19th Century. Condition (Excellent). Size 25 - 1/2" L.

A VERY RARE 19TH CENTURY ANGLO INDIAN CARVED IVORY AND HORN BOAT of monumental proportions, modelled with figures in various pursuits. 100 cm x 25 cm.

A 19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN CARVED IVORY PAGE TURNER together with a C1920 African carved ivory shoe horn. 1ft 2ins & 8ins long. (2)

Fine carved side-blown horn trumpet from Africa. Probably Yoruba. It has a human seated figure carved on the end and the mouth hole is just below the figure. There are 4 faces carved into the sides wi

Carved Horn & Ivory Book-Form Box, L 2 3/4", D 2 1/4" | This Diminutive Objet D'art Features a Delicate Spine Reminiscent of Bound Pages And an Intricately Shaped Ivory Clasp.Property of a Bloomfield

7. Johnny Winter Sword Cane- Ca. 1890- A carved ivory dragon with horn eyes, gold filled collar, 29” signed push and pull sword blade, malacca shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 3 ½” x 1 ½” O.L.-

Haunting & Wild African Gere Horn Mask, Ivory Coast. Carved heavy dense wood with a remarkable crown or collar of goat horns, a bold and powerful ensemble of organic material and a unique and fascinat

Seepee Ipeelie (1940-2000 Inuit) Muskox Serpentine Sculpture 8.5''x5''. Carved standing figure with ivory applied horns. Signed in syllabic on bottom. Excellent condition. Cape Dorset Eskimo.

128. Mushroom  Ivory  Cane-Ca. 1900-A carved ivory handle, ebony Shaft and a horn ferrule-H. 1 x 2, O.L. 34 $200-350

Height: 8.25" Width: 6.5" Depth: 8.5" Weight: 1.5 lbs This beautifully red/pink pigmented Yoruba mask features a carved face with protruding horns. Stand is not included.

Beautiful Native American Eskimo Carved Ivory Caribou, measures 3''L x 1''W x 2.5''H, antlers have been glued, on horn base

JAPANESE CARVED WOOD NETSUKELate 19th CenturyRecumbent ox with ivory horns. No signature noted.Length 2".

167. Nautical Fist and Egg Dress Cane-  Ca. 1885- A unique carved ivory handle of a hand holding an egg, fine detailed piece of work, alternating ivory and horn spacers, thick ebony shaft and a three

African Yoruba Royal Ceremonial Trumpet Horn, Nigeria. Carved From Animal Horn. Provenance: Ethnographic Tribal Museum Collection (See Auction Catalog Description). Some Lots Have Been On Exhibition,

One Dan Kran tribe, Liberia with down turned horns (10.5"), One Baule carved wood face mask with animal horns, Ivory coast (12.5"), One Dan Late style carved wood mask (10"). One Dan Ng

Excellent condition. See pictures for details as part of description. Measures approximately 1.2” long x 1.2” high x 0.75” wide

Measurements (inches) & Weight (pounds) Height: 12.5" Width: 10.5" Depth: 9.5" Weight: 5 lbs A beautiful Yoruba mask carved in the shape of a ram with large curved horns.

Large African carved wood firespitter helmet mask, Senufo people, Ivory Coast, carved bird and animal figure to top, large open mouth, intact with some glue repairs, approx 37.5"l, 13"w, 13"d, 13.25lb

87. Ivory Day Cane-Ca. 1880-Ivory knob carved with three street musicians, malacca shaft with a plain silver collar and a stag horn ferrule. The “STERLING SILVER” hallmark on the collar hints to a

92. Anglo-Indian Ivory Cane-Ca. 1850-Substantial, phallic shaped ivory handle carved with stylized floral, malacca shaft and a stag horn ferrule. Glorious patina.-H. 5 ¾” x 1 ¼”, O.L. 35 ¾”-$

127. Ivory Figural Cane-Ca. 1880-Ivory knob carved to depict the head of a young girl with chubby face and long hear wearing a riding cap, plain turned metal collar, mahogany shaft and a stag horn fer

Baule Peoples, heddle pulley, ex-Helena Rubinstein, Ivory Coast, carved wood, the pulley surmounted by a human head with antelope horns, mounted on black wood stands, 8"h (pulley) Provenance: A Privat

African Guere War Mask, Ivory Coast. Carved wood fetish with wild goat horns, encrustation. Provenance: Sam Hilu, ex Collection of Dr. Calvin B. Holder. Size: 13'' x 8'' x 7'' (33 x 20 x 18 cm); heigh

Dan People (also called Gio or Yakuba), Ivory Coast, carved wood mask, decorated with fabric, brass bells and possibly brass horns, 12" h x 9"w x 3.50"d PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip