Lokele People Woven Basketry Shield

Abelam people, Maprik Hills, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea, basketry painted with black, orange, yellow and white earth pigments. Overall good condition. Some surface wear. Approx. dimensions

African woven basketry oblong shield, possibly from The Democratic Republic of the Congo. Likely Poto or Ngombe.Shield; height: 2 1/4 in x width: 50 in x depth: 9 1/2 in. Book; height: 10 1/2 in x wid

woven cane, wood, metal, H: 130 cm, H: 51,2 inch Lit.: Zirngibl, Manfred A. & Dieter Plaschke, Afrikanische Schilde, München 1992, p. 114, ill. 104 Continent: Africa

Native American, Southwestern United States, Apache people, ca. early 20th century CE. An impressive woven basketry vessel presenting a concave, circular base, a bulbous body, a slanted shoulder, and

**Originally Listed At $400** Native American, Southwestern Tohono O'odham (Papago) people, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A massive hand coiled and woven basketry plaque with the "Man-in-the-Maze"

Apache woven basket olla, well shaped and covered with pitch to make the closely woven basketry watertight. These baskets, and their efficacy, were extremely important to peoples traveling long stretc

Woven basketry ceremonial mask with applied pigments. Northern Sepik River area, Abelam Peoples. Mid 20th century. Looks to be well used. Height - 19” (48 cm) Width - 11 3/4" (30 cm) PROVENANCE:

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 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 Carved wooden mask with basketry/woven grass headdress attached. The mask features some linear designs and a well handled aptina. lwena peoples, Zambia - Field collected by Marc Friedrich, C. 1980.

A carved wooden mask with woven grass and basketry style headdress adorned with shells. Dan peoples, Cote D'ivoire, West Africa. A metal display stand can be included for an additional $34.00

DESCRIPTION: Nine pieces Native American basketry. Includes: 1) Hopi coil plaque with thunderbird design. 8". 2) Flat woven bowl with people and cactus design. 9". 3) Finely woven basket with plant pa

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

Manggarai People, of circular form, well woven of wicker with integral grip. 19th c. Minor wear. Diameter 50.7cm. Condition III

A Finely carved wooden mask with heavy reddish mineral pigments, raised tribal scar motifs and a wonderful woven grass /rope coiffure and basketry headdress. Chokwe peoples, Angola, Africa. The mask m

A carved wooden dance mask with metal wrapped open work eyes , polished black surface and a large woven grass rope headdress and basketry for the dancer to wear the mask. Dan peoples, Ivory Coast, Wes

Tribal ceremonial shield, likely Zande people, Central Africa, wood structure, with woven rattan overlay, single vertical stripe in white pigment, black and red horizontal stripes, hide handle/ strap,

Tamberma Peoples, Northern Togo. A buckler well-woven of rushes with applied hide grip and conical central parrying boss capped with hammered brass and set with a silver coin. First half of the 20th c

Central Asia, northeastern India/northwestern Burma, Naga people, ca. last quarter of the 19th century CE. A fascinating shield made to be used with a spear and sword. It features a woven rattan backi

A Colorful basketry mask decorated with ochre pigments and a wonderful woven design. According to the Met Museum : among the Abelam people of northeast New Guinea is the competitive growth and exchang

Shield. Borneo, Dayak People, mid to late 20th century, carved softwood decorated with hand-painted tribal images, reinforced with natural woven fibers, measuring 59” h x 14” w.

Title: Large Yavapai woven basketry bowl/tray ca 1930s Provenance/Additional Info: Exceptionally bold design and good color contrast. Multiple variations on a cross theme. No losses, breaks or stains.

Title: Early Apache woven basketry olla ca 1880-1900 Provenance/Additional Info: A very good medium sized olla with diagonal lines and diamond patterning. Mint rim. Minor loss to the stitching in the

Large, early Pima woven basketry tray ca 1880-1900 15 1/2" diameter x 2 3/4" high This is a great, early example of Pima basketry in an early star pattern. Tightly woven with a braided stitch rim. A m