African Polychrome Bwa Helmet Mask on Lucite Stand

Title: Vintage African Polychrome Carved Wood Figural Mask Helmet with stand Description:Vintage African Polychrome Carved Wood Figural Mask Helmet. Estate of a prominent Ybor City Tampa, Florida ciga

Two African Pende, Democratic Republic of the Congo polychrome and carved wood kipoko helmet masks (stands not included); H: 13 3/4" (taller, approx.)

Three African Fang, Cameroon/Gabon carved wood and polychrome masks, including: two ngil, one with raffia and metal rings; together with ngontang helmet mask (stands not included); L: 24"

Group of three various Nigeria, Africa carved wood and polychrome masks, including: Igbo agbogho mmwo helmet mask with woven material attached; Igala egwu agba; together with Mumuye mask (stand no

Group of three various Nigeria, Africa carved wood and polychrome masks, including: Igbo agbogho mmwo helmet mask with woven material attached; Igala egwu agba; together with Mumuye mask (stand no

An African DRC Congo Yaka (Bayaka) beaded mask having hand beaded polychrome face and ears and raffia surround. Mounted on custom wood and lucite stand.

19th / early 20th century, carved wood with polychrome decoration h. 16 w. 19 d. 8 in. (with stand) Provenance: Purchased in Africa by I. Murry Gelberg in the 1960s, by request of the Baltimore Museum

West African, 20th century. A polychrome Bwa mask, circular owl face with hooked nose. Mali/Burkina Faso. Approx. height 34.25", diameter 31.5"

A group of four DRC masks. Congo style helmet mask DRC, Suku. ++ Congo style helmet mask. DRC , Kuba complex. ++ Kuba style polychrome helmet mask. DRC , Kuba. ++ Round Luba style mask. DRC, Luba. Pro

Cote d' Ivoire African polychrome mask on stand. Mask: 8 1/2" H x 3 3/4"W. Stand: 5 1/2" L x 5 1/2" W x 2 1/2" H. Holes to the eyes and underneath right eye. Wear to wood at top of mask.

African Yoruba Polychrome Gelede Helmet Mask. From the Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, West Africa. Measures 20 inches x 14 inches x 10 inches.

African Bamileke Helmet Mask, Cameroon Grasslands. Stand not included. Size: 20'' x 14'' x 13'' (51 x 36 x 33 cm).

20th century, African, carved circular helmet mask with raffia skirt on stand. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots 1-948) 16 in. not including raffia or stand Additional high-re

African Janus Polychrome Carved Wood Helmet Mask, H 20", W 7", D 8.5" | Stylistically Similar to That of the Bobo Tribe of Burkina Faso.Private Collection, Bloomfield Township, Michigan. Provenance: P

African Kwese Mbala Helmet Mask on Stand 14''x9.5''. A painted wood mask with red museum numbering on back edge. Scattered surface wear from age. it measures 10''x9'' without stand. Democratic 20th ce

African Fantasy Helmet Mask. Carved wood. Stand not included. Ex. Collection William and Diane Bousquette, Purchase, New York. Size: 9'' x 18'' x 8'' (23 x 46 x 20 cm).

West Africa, Burkina Faso, Bwa peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A splendid and sizeable wooden mask depicting a nature spirit in the form of a stylized hawk or vulture, known as a duho. Embe

Italian carved polychrome wooden crest with mask. On lucite stand. Crest early 20th century,. Stand Modern. 16"h x 17"w

BAMBARA, UPPER VOLTA, CARVED AND PAINTED ANTELOPE HEADDRESS, Kurumba Bwa Mask, extensive and interesting polychrome decoration, 38 inches tall, Provenance: The Boca Raton Museum of Art

African Helmet Mask, Cameroon Grasslands. Carved wood. On stand. Size: 22.5'' x 11'' x 10'' (57 x 28 x 25 cm).

African Cameroon Grassland Style Helmet Mask. Carved wood. Stand not included. Size: 16'' x 11'' x 11'' (41 x 28 x 28 cm).

Group of three African, Democratic Republic of the Congo carved wood masks, including: two Songye kifwebe; together with small polychrome Luba mask (stands not included); L: 14 3/4" (l

African Kom Helmet Mask, Cameroon. Carved wood and pigment. Stand not included. Provenance: ex. Michael Oliver. Size: 13'' x 10'' x 12'' (33 x 25 x 30 cm).

African Igbo Helmet Mask, Nigeria. Carved wood and pigment. Stand included. Igbo Helmet Masks (agbogho mmwo), represent female spirits and were worn by men in masquerades to portray the feminine ideal