Haudenosaunee Carved Wood Mask

Pygmy Society false face mask. Carved wood and horse hair. Seneca carved or Iroquois, Haudenosaunee. Circa 1900.H 7-1/8" W 3-3/4".Provenance: F.Llewelyn Casterline collection of Belmont, N.Y.Condition

Lwalwa D.R. Congo carved wood mask, with protruding domed forehead, nose, and mouth, in a typical reddish brown wood patina of age and use, largest: 11"h x 8"w x 7.5"d. Provenance: Property from the e

A FINE GURO/BAULE CARVED WOOD MASK, IVORY COAST, WEST AFRICA, of oval shape, with forehead centering a vertical raised line scarification flanked by curved notch and line hairstyle details, above arch

Fang Aduma Carved Wood Mask, Gabon Marked with an inventory number '1120'. 14 3/4 x 5 5/8 x 6 1/4 in. overall. Height of mask 10 1/4 in. Note: Perrois (1986: 102, figure 56) for a related mvudi mask.

Ibibio/Eket Peoples, carved wood mask, Nigeria, the oval face with raised eyebrows, crescent eyes, with seated figure superstructure, on custom metal stand, 22"h x 8"w Provenance: The Estate of Arthur

Ca. mid 20thC. Excellent with original paint and patina. Just mask measures approx. 11" high. One scholar believes this is Lengola, while another considers this a rare Fang. Purchased from Yacouba Tra

Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Songye peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. The most well-known masks of the Songye culture are Kifwebe masks worn in connection with the Bwadi Bwa Kifwebe secre

IBIBIO, NIGERIA, AFRICAN CARVED WOOD MASK H 10" W 10" Presented on a painted black metal stand measuring overall 15in tall, Depth 5". Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Michigan Senator, and creator of

Ca. early 20thC. Male dance mask called tshihong, used in festivals to summon the spirits of strength, and symbolizes wealth and power, the mask also confers judiciary powers to the wearer. Very good

Some of the old painted decoration still intactAncient Egyptian finely carved wood mask for Sarcophagus with some of the old painted decoration still intact. yes, it is probably over 2500 years old 19

Dark wood mask, measures 10.25"H x 4.75"W x 4.5"D. Medium wood mask, measures 15.25"H x 6.5"W x 3"D. Each may be from separate African cultures. Condition report: Good condition, common wear, scratche

African Ibibio or Idoma carved wood mask, Nigeria; the face with pronounced features and scarification marks, within a wide radiating border; H: 10"; metal standPROVENANCEPace Primitive, New YorkE

Property of a Florida Collector Description: Mexican Carved Wood Mask, with fish tail headdress and curly beard with inset eyes. Measurements: Height: 39 in. x Width: 16 in. x D

AFRICAN ART, MENDE, CARVED WOOD MASK, H 17", DIA 8" An African Mende carved wood mask. From the collection of Martin and Sharon Scott, Clinton, Michigan.

Folk Art carved and polychrome painted dance mask, Guatemala, depicting Mayan ruler Tecun Uman, having inset glass eyes, symmetrical quetzal birds at forehead, approx 7"h, 5"w, 4"d, 0.75lbs Start Pric

Balinese carved wood and polychrome pigment mask totem, the masks representing various gods and demons, 78"h x 15"dia.

Nyamwezi Carved Wood Mask, Tanzania 16 1/8 x 7 1/8 x 4 in. overall. Height of mask 10 1/8 in. Property from the Collection of Tom Levine

Pre-Columbian, Central Coast Peru, Chancay, ca. 1000 to 1425 CE. An intriguing wooden mask carved and painted in a manner characteristic of the artisans of Chancay. The visage is painted with brillian

Japanese Carved Wood Mask Assortment (7) hand-carved items including a long-nosed red Tengu having goat hair attachments; a Kagura having goat hair attachments; a Hannya; an Oni; (2) female and an eld

Lega carved wood mask, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa; with typical elongated nose and protruding eyes below a pierced browline, all accented with white pigment; H: 12" (approx.)

Depicted with a headdress on a custom stand. Height of mask 13 3/4 inches, height overall 21 inches, width 6 3/4 inches. (1)

CAMEROON, AFRICAN, CARVED WOOD MASK (MALE) LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH C. H 10" W 11" D 13" having a flat top, arched protruding brow, bulging eyes, open nostrils and oval open mouth, with dramatic pronounce

Zambia, Lovale people, early-mid 20th century CE. This is a beautiful hard wood carved mask with pyroengraved designs on the forehead, nose, and cheeks. The Lovale people, part of the Bantu language g

Nigerian, possibly Idoma, carved wood mask; showing pronounced brow and mouth, with remnants of cloth attachments; H: 10"PROVENANCEEstate of Joseph T. Josephson, former Assistant Director of Pace