Colorful African Woven Basketry Fan

Colorful African Woven Basketry Fan, leather covered handle, measures 10' x 17''

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

**Originally Listed At $100** Southern Africa, ca. mid 20th century CE. A lidded vessel woven from reed strands in hues of wheat, chocolate, and caramel. It features a flat base, bulbous body, slender

Various Ages, Lot includes a colorful woven soft-sided basketry bag with braided handles, very good condition, 8" x 10"; agave cactus sandals by Teresa Castro, Baja, CA, 10-1/2", very good condition;

A group of three African tribal itemsComprising of a decorative woven fan on stand, a metal figure and a wooden instrument in stand.tallest height 31in (79cm)

Lot of 5 Colorful African Ghana Bolga Market Baskets. Beautifully hand woven fiber baskets with leather wrapped handles are oval shaped and include multiple attractive colors and patterns. Use as mark

A Vintage to Antique carved wooden Dance mask with woven basketry helmet and raffia grass collar / beard. The mask was embellished with old glass beads and cowrie shells. Kuba lele ethnic group, DRC/

Antique artifact from Eastern Africa. Province of Kaffa (Kefa), Southwest Ethiopia. A milk jug with its original lid, done in a traditional manner. Made of woven basketry (native vegetative fibers, re

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 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.

Africa, 20th century. A grouping of 14 beautiful polychrome woven baskets. A handful are lidded while most are either bowl shaped or flat. Overall good condition. A few are becoming unfurled along th

TWO AFRICAN CARVED WOOD MASKSOne with curled bentwood top knots and woven bark basketry design to face. The other with elongated neck and holes for raffia extensions.Heights approx. 17".

Vintage Woven African Scarf measuring 18x76 inches with 2 inch black fringe on the short sides. Colorful stripes and chevron motifs in red, orange, green, and black. In very good condition. We do our

This is a vintage colorful traditional African Kente cloth panel. 110 x 67"

A carved wooden mask, painted red with classic facial features, attached woven raffia grass basketry cap and small tail. Pende Mbuya masks were at one time used during mukanda initiation ceremonies to

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

Taureg, Niger, vintage woven cotton textile, black and multi colors stripes with colorful embroidery pattern, 55"l x 35"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Fulani, Niger, vintage woven cotton textile, black, blue stripes with colorful embroidery panels patterns sewn together, each panel 3"w, 34"l x 21"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Goul

Taureg, Niger, vintage woven cotton textile, black and indigo color stripes with colorful embroidery patterns, 67"l x 34"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

A group of five ethnographic objects. 20th century. ++ Mask. Indonesia. 17" x 13 1/2" x 7 1/2". ++ Object with woven container. West Africa. 24" x 7" x 7". ++ Vili ape skull in basketry. D. R. Congo.

A painted African mask with colorful beaded accents and a woven headdress decorated with shells. Measures 13 3/4" x 8" x 3"

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

**Originally Listed At $200** Pre-Columbian, Central Coast Peru, Incan Empire, ca. 1200 to 1532 CE. A lovely ceremonial textile fan composed of tightly-woven camelid (llama or alpaca wool) fibers in h

Ewe, Togo, vintage Kente woven silk and cotton textile, green, purple, white stripes with colorful embroidery panels pattern sewn together, each panel 3.5"w, 73"l x 50"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of