Barbed Spear of Wood

**Originally Listed At $400** Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mangbetu peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine spear featuring a slender wooden handle with 7 petite metal ringlets a

4 old Alaskan Eskimo Artifacts. 1 3/4"-3 7/8". Includes Wood Hook and Barbed Spear Head. Ex-Tom Davis

Rare Naga Palmwood Multi-Barb Spear Point. Carved wood with plant fiber binding. On stand. Size: 36.25'' x 2.25'' x 2'' (92 x 6 x 5 cm).

Barbed spear with fine geometric relief, and dark patina. Locale: Murik Lakes, Lower Sepik RiverCountry: Papua New Guinea Date: 1936 or earlierMaterial: WoodDimensions: H 68" Provenance: Louis Pierre

Barbed spear, plain. Locale: Murik Lakes, Lower Sepik RiverCountry: Papua New Guinea Date:1936 or earlierMaterial: WoodDimensions: H 58" Provenance: Louis Pierre Ledoux Collection

Barbed spear with fine geometric relief, and dark patina. Locale: Murik Lakes, Lower Sepik RiverCountry: Papua New Guinea Date: 1936 or earlierMaterial: WoodDimensions: H 56" Provenance: Louis Pierre

Papua New Guinea,20th Century Includes eight various multi tribe spears with regular, barbed, and serrated points. Wood, metal,Each approx. 67". From the collection of a Narragansett, Rhode Island est

ASSORTED FILIPINO IGOROT AND OTHER WOOD ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a long spear with a double-barbed point and brass wire inlay to shaft, a 15 3/8" L head-hunting axe handle with fish-form

Originally listed at $400 Southern Africa, Zulu people, ca. early 20th century CE. A fine and lightweight spear comprised of a wooden shaft joined to an iron tip. A strip of wood reinforces the tang

Southern Africa, Zulu people, ca. early 20th century CE. A fine and lightweight spear comprised of a wooden shaft joined to a iron tip. A strip of wood reinforces the tang of the spearhead where it fi

A Melanesian Solomon Island carved barbed spear having twenty barbs and woven checker pattern cane wrapped handle on haft.

Yoruba -Nigeria Shango sculpture in the form of a horse and rider with spear. Wood with natural patina. . . Cm 14,00 x 38,00 x 14,00.

Eastern Africa, Kenya or Tanzania, Maasai peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A throwing spear of a formidable length with a wooden central pole secured with dangerous weapons on either end. The bottom

60" African Spear, Wood and Metal

51" African Spear, Wood and Metal

70" African Spear, Wood and Metal

Dimensions: L 15.5" x W 1.25" Condition: Normal wear some oxidation

Found at Devereux site Including: Carved stone canoe, stone pendent with arrow, shard of worked and decorated pottery, barbed spear point and a terra cotta tool head. 2 1/2 inches and under Condition:

Zulu or related people, South Africa- Spear- wood, iron. This is an example of a stabbing spear, or ilkwa, said to be invented by Shaka, the great Zulu king. 45 1/4'' Provenance: Paul B. Travis collec

Ndebele Peoples (?), Zimbabwe- Spear- wood, iron, brass wire. Spears with short iron blades are closely associated with the Zulu Kingdom of South Africa, whose great king Shaka is credited with alteri

Group of 19th century Igorot weapons including a head hunter's axe, one spear and one Falfeg/Falfog (barbed spear) with their shafts cut down, and one Kay-Yan spear, used almost exclusively as a cerem

Barbed spear tip used as a ceremonial spear in the Tiwi mortuary ceremonies. Dimensions: 24-1/2" L. Provenance: Ex. Private collection, Brooklyn, NY

Three enamel on brass commemorative spoons, French, circa 1900 [Longest: 8 3/4 inches], together with an enamel on brass letter opener [5 3/4 inches] and a barbed spear [6 1/2inches]. In good conditio

A group of two Maasai Lion Hunting Spears. Wood, metal. Kenya. Smallest: 52 384" x 2". Largest: 82" x 1 1/4". Condition: Rust on blades and wear from age. Provenance: From the Estate of Giraud V. Fost