Anthropomorphic harp - D. R. Congo/Ubangi

A very rare old carved wooden harp (Body). The Harp is missing its neck and strings. Anthropomorphic arch harps with the neck emerging from the body of the instrument have a very limited distribution

Group of 6 Ethnographic Carvings. Including: Carved anthropomorphic mouth harp, wood, Timor. Votive statue, "hampatong", carved ironwood, Dayak people, Borneo. Votive statue, "hampatong", carved ironw

wood, decorating brass tags, Probably head pieces of anthropomorphic slit drums "nkoko ngombo". H: 9 cm; 13,5 cm, H: 3,5 inch; 5,3 inch Provenance: Antoine Autru (1892-1966), colonial official in the

Appears like an older antique harp or early 20th. C. use your own judgment. Having 5 strings held on with wooden pegs. The end of the shaft has a carved female head, The sound box is in the form of a

Postcards with Humorous, Animal, Holiday themes featuring harps. Including German anthropomorphic postcards of harp player as bugs, rabbits, cats, pigs, monkeys, dogs, frogs, fish, birds, etc.; Carica

R. Hutchinson anthropomorphic pottery sculpture depicting a rhino. Signed and dated 1991 to underside. Measures 12 1/2" x 6 1/4" w x 4 1/2" d.

Wonderful harp from the Manbetu tribe of DR Congo. Harps and other stringed instruments are among the important art forms in Africa, used both as a musical instrument and as a work of sculpture signif

UNRESERVED. The harp guitar was produced by the Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Manufacturing Company from its inception. While its 1903 catalog featured three harp-guitar models, Styles R, R-1, and U, the fir

“The Grand Overture to Anacreon for Two Performers on the Piano Forte with Accompaniments for a Flute, Violoncello, and Harp, arranged & Inscribed to His R.H. the Duke of Cambridge”, by J. Mazzing

Signed on base (no harp) 17"H. (Estate of Dr. Daniel Lovette, Camp Hill, PA)

Signed on base. Partial iridescent. In two parts. No harp. 16"H. (Estate of Dr. Daniel Lovette, Camp Hill, PA)

Signed on base (no harp). 17.5"H. (Estate of Dr. Daniel Lovette, Camp Hill, PA)

Signed Waterford crystal table lamp. In very good condition. It measures approx. 21 1/2" inches tall to the top of the harp.

Nine vintage costume brooches. One signed Bond-Boyd, one signed Miracle, one stamped 800 on harp, and others are unsigned. All in good condition.

wood, encrusted patina, remains of pigments, cylindrical corpus, crowned by anthropomorphic head with massive horns, wickerwork basket with feathers ornament, min. dam., slight traces of abrasion, bas

Wood, leather and fiber cord. Mangbetu peoples, D. R. Congo, The body is covered with leather and has two resonance holes. The pegs and strings are well preserved. The expressive head is carved on the

Appears to be from the early 20th century, ebonized soft wood with a snake decorated frame, unmarked. Dimensions:33 1/2" x 23" x 2". Provenance:From the estate of Jack R Bershad

Nice African Tribal Kundi string harp, Early 20th c., possibly Mangbetu Peoples, Congo, on steel museum stand, with reptile hide covering, peg holes, and anthropomorphic carving, 29"h (w/out stand) x

Vintage 24 String Celtic Harp. Metal and Wood. Hand Painted - paint worn from age. Split in wood by string. Approx. 30"H. Photos are considered part of the description and condition. R.

Bambara - Mali Stringed musical instrument or harp, made with sound box in the form of an anthropomorphic face.Brown patina wood, leather, and strings. . . Cm 27,50 x 74,00.

R. Stirling, 20th century, Oil on canvas, A humorous street scene with a sign for The Bank of Swans, Wines - Spirits, Charrington, Toby Ale, with various anthropomorphic swans, to include a robber car

Large anthropomorphic face mask, with horn-like cranial protrusion carved with concentric circles, huge concave eye sockets, and looping curvilinear keloid scars. Cracks; one chunk broken off and temp

including fantasy and natural history for children, notably: J. Kozisek, A FOREST STORY illus. by R. Mates (NY: 1929) 4to, cloth spine, printed boards and slipcase; L. Bemelmans, PARSLEY (NY: 1955) ob

Dark grey-black anthropomorphic terracotta vessel, the opening at the top of a head with coffee bean eyes, small nose, parted lips, atop a long cylindrical neck with rows of protrusions down its neck,