Caryatid stool - Mali, Malinke / Bamana

Ca. early 20thC. Very good with age-appropriate wear. Bamana or Malinke standing female, legs adjoining small three-legged stool; hands to abdomen. Delicately carved with attenuated features, incised

A group of 2 African objects. 20th century. ++ Dogon style caryatid stool. Mali. ++ -Dogon Tintam style female figure fragment. Mali. Provenance: Inventory and Collection from the Estate of Merton D.

West Africa, Mali, Malinke/Bamana peoples, ca. early-mid 20th century CE. A handsome, hand-carved door lock. It was originally a two-piece slide lock, now missing its slide bar. The main body is in th

**Originally Listed At $400** Africa, Mali, Malinke/Bamana peoples, late 19th to early 20th century CE. A magnificently carved wooden flute with a figural head at one end featuring a twin horned headd

**Originally Listed At $250** Western Africa, Mali, Malinke / Bamana peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A well-preserved, hand-carved sculpture of a woman, standing with her long arms reaching down t

West Africa, Mali, Malinke / Bamana peoples, early-mid 20th century CE. A striking cast bronze mask, with an elongated, ovoid face, downcast, narrow eyes, a long nose, and a small, projecting mouth. T

**First Time At Auction** West Africa, Mali, Bamana / Malinke peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A minimalist yet elegant hand-carved door lock depicting a stylized anthropomorphic figure in the tradit

Maske Bamana / Malinke, Mali Ohne Sockel / without base Holz, Aluminium. H 35 cm. Provenienz: Helmut und Marianne Zimmer, Zürich. Unter Berücksichtigung der lokalen Unterschiede und im Wissen um die

West Africa, Mali, Bamana / Malinke peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved door lock depicting a stylized anthropomorphic figure in the traditional Bamana style, which includes the horizontal

Originally offered at $500... West Africa, Mali, Bamana/Malinke peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved door lock depicting a stylized anthropomorphic figure in the traditional Baman

A cast bronze Mask from West Africa, Mali,and the Malinke or Bamana peoples. With an elongated, ovoid face, downcast, narrow eyes, a long nose, and a small, projecting mouth. Two rounded ears project

A very fine old and well used wooden stool with anthropomorphic head on the handle, and a wonderful incised design. Bamana Peoples, Mali, Africa. The stool measures 14.5 inches long x 8 inches tall. P

Malinke or Bamana people mask, Mali, unproven authenticity, raised on stand, 13"h (mask), 16"h (overall). Provenance: Estate of Raymond G. Handley

A very large and heavy carved wooden stool featuring 4 carved anthropomorphic ancestors acting as the central support of the seat, perhaps indicating family lineage. The Caryatid stool was carved from

This is an old hand carved wooden mask from the Bamana peoples, Mali, West Africa. Masks of this type are known as "N'tomo" , which were used during agricultural festivals. It is relatively small and

Tall African Dogon Carved Wooden Lidded Statue. Base Tag Reads: Dogon Stool Of Mali, Symbolic That Rulers Used Bodies Of Slaves Often As Seats, Normally Caryatid. Lid Tag Reads: Carved For The Priests

A elongated and elegant carved wooden female effigy shown seated on stool with hands to knees. Bamana peoples , Mali, Africa. the figure measures 20 x 5.5 inches. Provenance: Dr. Brian Healy estate, N

Colonial African Dyonyeni Female Wood Statue Bamana of Mali with crown and three braids seated on stool holding her breasts. Associated with the Kwore or Dyo society, she is the embodiment of Faro, mo

Framed MALINKE MASK Malinke is the term used for Islamic Bamana spe

Africa, Mali, late 19th to early 20th century. Fabulous carved wooden figure of a female sitting upon a stool. Depicting the "ideal" female form with liberally decorated torso and large conical/perky

BAMANA NYELENI FIGURE20th Century, Bambara People, West Africa, Mali. Carved wood standing female figure on stool, having incised decoration.Provenance: collection of Dr. Albert de la Chapelle and Dr.

wood, blackish brown patina, original repairs The stool shows two female and one male, respectively hermaphrodite caryatid figure with beard. The Songye share with the neighbouring Luba the same mythi

wood, rich blackish-brown patina, ten metal earrings, elongated trunk with broad angular shoulders, breasts and navel particularly emphasized, slightly dam., ear holes broken out in parts, insect caus

wood, metal, plant fibre, The mask is a symbol for youth, health and vitality. The young men sing the praises of the mask, comparing it to gold and silver. Gold is as precious as youth, and life turns