East African Tribal Maasai Club, Tanzania

Ca. third quarter 20thC. East African/Maasai club. We believe this to be a club Mr. Nooter purchased in Tanzania 1982. Ex-Nooter coll.

A GROUP OF FOUR EAST AFRICAN TRIBAL SPEARS, POSSIBLY MAASAI PEOPLES, MID 20TH CENTURY, two Maasai spears with traditional willow leaf form blade spear heads centering a median ridge, on an elongated c

(5) East African knobkerrie war clubs, Tanzania, carved wood bulb-shaped bludgeon on long shaft, two with carved faces, each approx. 29"l Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NY

East Africa, Kenya and Tanzania, Maasai peoples, 20th c. Large heavy African spear with a long rounded tip blade and four-sided base spike, exposed wood center section for handling. 69 1/4" H, blade 2

We believe the smaller broken spear to be late 19thC. while the other is first half 20thC. Two Maasai hunting spears, Tanzania. Mr. Nooters notes mention simply Maasai spear hand written on a piece of

African Traditional Tribal Maasai Hand Carved Hardwood Rungu / War Club and Artist Signed Hand Carved Swagger Stick with Dragons. 22" & 17" long.

East African, Kenya / Tanzania. Tall double ended Maasai spear in three parts, two metal ends and dark wood center. One side wrapped in animal hide. Unmarked. Provenance: The Private Collection of Mr.

Ca. 20thC. Excellent with no breaks or repairs. Heavy and dense, probably brown and black ebony. This item(s) is used, and will show multiple areas of age appropriate wear and surface losses. Please v

Maasai, Tanzania beaded leather womens skirt/cape, leather, beads. Former Smithsonian Museum of African Art loan piece, loaned 1/13/81-1/13/84 while Robert Nooter was living and working in Tanzania fo

Eastern Africa, Kenya and northern Tanzania, Maasai, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A beautiful weapon known as a rungu made of wood with an ornate beaded covering. This staff is comprised of a cyl

Five Maasai Warrior Spears East Africa, Kenya or Tanzania Length of longest 76 1/8 inches (193.4 cm). Property from the Estate of Paul B. Dombrowski, Monona, Wisconsin

Three Maasai Warrior Spears East Africa, Kenya or Tanzania Length of longest 80 inches (203.3 cm). Property from the Estate of Paul B. Dombrowski, Monona, Wisconsin

Four Maasai Warrior Spears East Africa, Kenya or Tanzania Length of longest 73 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul B. Dombrowski, Monona, Wisconsin

Three Maasai Warrior Spears East Africa, Kenya or Tanzania Length of longest 71 3/4 inches (182.3 cm). Property from the Estate of Paul B. Dombrowski, Monona, Wisconsin

(lot of 2) Large tribal carved wood chairs, likely Tanzania, East Africa, with figural mask crest, curved back, solid seat, rising on supports with incised geometric carving, joined by ring stretcher,

(lot of 2) Large tribal carved wood chairs, likely Tanzania, East Africa, with figural mask crest, curved back, solid seat, rising on hewn legs, tallest: approx 61.75"h, 24.25"w, 25.25"d **Provenance:

Maasai, Tanzania beaded leather cape, leather, beads, fiber. Former Smithsonian Museum of African Art loan piece, loaned 1/13/81-1/13/84 while Robert Nooter was living and working in Tanzania for Worl

A haunting old carved wooden marker post with dramatic ancestor face on top with classic split coiffure, well weathered sun baked gray wood , custom mounted. Zaramo peoples, Tanzania, East Africa. The

A nice group of Very finely carved wooden Shrine Idols from the Lunguru and Kamba peoples of Tanzania, with a well handled and polished surface patina. All interesting examples, custom mounted. From a

A Archaic looking shrine figure carved from a single piece of dense and heavy wood with a well weathered and eroded surface. Sukuma peoples, Tanzania, East Africa. The figure measures 23.5 inches tall

Carved wooden mask of a highly stylized ancestor face. From the Makonde peoples of Tanzania, East Africa. Such masks are known as Lipico and were worn by young men for the initiation ceremonies.

Old carved wooden female ancestor figure shown in kneeling position. Golden honey brown patina and a heavily worn and well handled surface, suggesting great age. East Africa, Tanzania.

Carved from a heavy dense wood and featuring a highly stylized female ancestor looking upwards into the heavens with traditional facial features and lip plug. makonde peoples, Tanzania, East Africa. T

This is a carved wooden pair of dolls from the Turkana peoples,Tanzania, east Africa. carved wood and decorated with leather hide and glass beads. The tallest measures 9 inches tall.