(2) AFRICAN ANTELOPE FLY WHISKS

(lot of 2) African antelope tail fly whisks, each with wood handle, 33"l, 1lb Provenance: From the trophy room of Edmond Ray York, U.S. Army (1931-2016) Start Price: $60.00

(lot of 3) Taxidermy items, including: (1) African antelope mount, fur loss throughout, approx 35"h, 11"w, 16"d; (2) likely wildebeest tails, now fashioned as fly swatters, longest: approx 30"l, 1.5"w

East Africa, possibly Kenya, late 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a pair of authentic fly whisks with woven handles and long horsehair tips. Fly whisks are often part of the official royal rega

Baule Peoples, (2) carved fly whisk handles, Ivory Coast, one carved with seated bird finial, the other with three faces on a central band, the surface of each decorated with fine incising of geometri

Collection of 8 African Bamileke Fly Whisks, Cameroon. Carved wood, beads, horse hair. Size: 20'' x 4'' x 2'' (51 x 10 x 5 cm).

Three African Fly Whisks. Provenance: Arte Primitivo, New York, May 11, 2011, Lot 261. Ranging in size from: 20'' x 2'' x 2'' (51 x 5 x 5 cm) to 27'' x 2'' x 2'' (69 x 5 x 5 cm). Note: There Are No Hi

A group of Four Baule Style Fly Whisks. Wood, pigment, textile, and faux hair. Ivory Coast. Smallest: 19 1/2". Largest: 28". Shipping: Shipping for our Collector's Series Ethnographic Auction will be

A group of Three African Style Objects. ++ African Style Club. Wood, copper wire. 1 3/4" x 1 3/4" x 33 3/4". ++ African Style Fly Whisk. Beads, cowrie shells, and dried grass. 20 1/2" x 2 1/4" x 3". +

A group of Five Northwest African Style Objects. ++ Northwest African Style Beads. Metal, beads. 1" x 84". ++ Northwest African Stylized Fly Whisk. Leather, beads. 2" x 14 1/2". ++ Northwest African P

(lot of 2) African antelope taxidermy skull mounts: (1) Common Reedbuck, South Africa, May, 1998, Safari Club International rank #35, Gold Medal trophy; (1) White Blesbok, South Africa, June, 1999, Sa

Group (3) African fly whisks, Possibly Kuba, Bamba, carved wood, horsehair, shells, leather, approx. 19"l (largest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Pr

(lot of 2) African antelope taxidermy skull mounts: (1) Southern Mountain Reedbuck, South Africa, August, 2000, Safari Club International rank #47, Bronze Medal trophy; (1) Oribi, South Africa, June,

(lot of 2) African antelope taxidermy skull mounts: (1) Southern Mountain Reedbuck, South Africa, August, 2000, S(afari Club International rank #47, Bronze Medal trophy; (1) Oribi, South Africa, June,

Two (2) African fly swatter and war axe, animal hair wired to carved stone figure handle, wooden handle axe fitted with a thin angled axe blade length 35 in. x width 3 in. We happily provide seamles

Pair of African fly swatters from Maasai people. Handles approximately 12" long.

A group of four Central African Fly Whisks and Sword Grips. Includes Democratic Republic of the Congo Teke fly whisk, Congo fly whisk, Congo sword grip, and Democratic Repbulic of the Congo Luba sword

African Bamileke Fly Whisk with Animal-Form Handle, Cameroon, animal hide and hair, glass beads, cloth, wood, and rawhide string, h. 31 in.; mounted on metal stand, h. 22 in. Provenance: Hampton Galle

A Lovely carved wooden handle featuring three ancestor faces and some fine incised designs. The Fly whisk also has what appears to be a horse tail "whisk" attached to the handle and secured with red t

DESCRIPTION: An african fly whisk with a spiraled handle, fitted with animal fur along the end. CIRCA: Uncertain ORIGIN: Africa DIMENSIONS: L:20.25" CONDITION: Fair condition. See lot description for

Baule (Ivory Coast) Fly-Whisk, male holding child and female figures. With wood figural handle, copper wire wrap. Dimensions: 14.25". Provenance: The estate of Jean-Pierre Hallet.

A very finely carved faceted cylindrical shaft with opposed faces beneath in classical form. Baule peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa. This staff likely served as a fly whisk handle or possibly a prest

Horse-hair whisk- 50" L. One prong of two-pronged handle is broken, but present.

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Good with age-appropriate wear to the metal surface patina. Ex-Nooter coll.

A lot of four wooden Tribal Art sculptures from the Congo / DRC, Africa. Including a Teke Fly Whisk, a Kuba enema tube, and two Lega figurines - all ex Ken Adelman (Former US Assistant Ambassador to t