Mentawai Peoples Indonesian Shield

A group of a Bis Pole Fragment and Indonesian Shield. ++ Bis Pole Fragment. Wood. 1950s. Papua New Guinea/Asmat. 25 7/8" x 5 1/2". With mount: 29" x 8 5/8". Several cracks and repairs. ++ Indonesian S

African Topoke People Shield, DRC. Rectangular wickerwork shield with a red painted vertical central stripe. Size: 19'' x 43'' x 1'' (48 x 109 x 4 cm). Provenance: Ex Yosi Barzilai collection.

Southern Central African Republic (Basse-Kotto or Mbomou Prefectures) and Northwestern Democratic Republic of Congo (Nord-Ubangi Province): Ngbandi or Ngbandi-Yakoma people shield, circa early 20th ce

Indonesian Peoples, ceremonial gold thread tapis, Sumatra, woman's sarong, patterned cloth sewn into a tube, completely covered in metallic gold thread, embroidered edge, 41"l x 21"w Provenance: Estat

African Sara People Reed Shield, Chad. Reed, animal hide. Size: 50'' x 22'' x 12'' (127 x 56 x 30 cm). Provenance: Ex. collection Karim Deen.

Carved wood, very good condition no damages. Signed and dated by the artist. Each one measures 36" x 6.5" inches.

Martin Rosenthal. Future People With Shields.1969. Signed and dated. Paint and ink on paper. Excellent condition. Image is 13” w x 10”h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

A large Native American beaded pouch. Tlingit Peoples, c.1935. Shield formed pouch of felt with colorful beads / beadwork depicting an eagle, the American flag, flowers and Yakutat, Alaska, 1935. Meas

TRIBAL FIGURE,SHIELD, INDONESIAN FIGURE 3 PCS. H 14"-35" W 7" A group of three tribal items. Including a figure measuring 22" tall, a shield measuring 35" tall, and a polychromed Indonesian figure wit

Embossed iron shield of a flat top rounded bottom and numerous embossed lines throughout. Embossed Kirdi shields are often decorated with intricate patterns and designs that are embossed or raised fr

Early 20th-century shield (known as a kliau or klebit), Mualang-Dayak people, West Kalimantan, Borneo Island, Indonesia. Honey-colored wood with black and red-brown pigments outlining the features of

Shield, Ngandu People, 20th C. Central Africa. Basketry over wooden frame. Size: 72"H x 17"W (43 x 182 cm). Based.PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and pick up at 130 N

This is a 1918 photograph of thousands of people forming the U.S. Shield. It is inscribed "The Human U.S. Shield" "30,000 Officers and Men" "Camp Custer, Battle Creek, MICH." and dated 1918, "Mole & T

Lot Of 3 Papua New Guinea Asmat Shield, Asmat People Oceanic. Measure 49.5" To 55.5" Tall. This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central Florida estate of a true antiquarian who am

African Tribal Art: Maasai People, Sudan: A Dance Shield. Carved wood decorated with a bold black and white kaolin clay pigmented tribal motif. Mid 20th century. Dimensions: 43.5H x 13W x 5D (inches)

INDONESIAN SUMBA PEOPLE WOODEN COMB, Late 20th century. Hand-carved wooden hair comb with a figural representation at its top. Wood might be teak. Consignor acquired artifact while working in the Solo

Africa, Kenya and Northern Tanzania, Massai peoples tribal warrior shield circa 1950s or later Elongo type which is blessed with protective charms to ensure the warriors safe return. 39" H x 22" WSan

A Fine Coastal Asmat shield. Asmat people, Central and Coastal region, West papua (Formerly Irian Jaya). The shield of classical elongated rectangular form, with deeply carved designs in red against a

A Kalam (Simbai) Fighting shield, Kalam people, Simbai River, Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. Of classical form, the shield with rows of raised knob-like designs in geometric patterns against a bla

with awakened man on bed with raised right hand to ward off unwelcome person on handle, shield on front stamped 1870 F. Barth, Muchen, 8", signed on base Ritter and Landshut, base and top rim have ben

2 African Shields: 1) Shield, Bantu People (Tanzania), rattan over wood (herringbone weave), 20th C. Size: 23.5"H x 5"W x 4"D (59 x 13 x 10 cm); 2) Shield, Songye People, rattan over wood, Republic of

A Kalam (Simbai) Fighting shield - Kalam people, Simbai River, Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. Of classical form, the shield with rows of raised knob-like designs in geometric patterns against a bl

A Kalam (Simbai) Fighting shield - Kalam people, Simbai River, Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. Of classical form, the shield with rows of raised knob-like designs in geometric patterns against a bl

Two Pieces of Weaponry. Borneo, mid to late 20th century, consisting of a Dyak People carved softwood shield decorated with protective spirit designs in natural pigments measuring 53” high x 11.