Figural lock "bò dágá" of a granary door

20th century, Africa, Dogon, carved wood figural granary door locks. This lot to be sold on day 3, Friday, October 5 (Lots 2021-2601) 25 in. largest From the Complete and Important Collection of NOA

20th century, West African, four figural locks and one fish shaped lock. This lot to be sold on day 3, Friday, October 5 (Lots 2021-2601) 21 in. longest From the Complete and Important Collection of

West Africa, Mali, Dogon or Bamana, early to mid 20th century CE. A hand-carved lock intended for a granary door, made of wood featuring three anthropomorphic figures. Three simple heads project from

Hand-carved Malian Dogon granary door, having sliding lock mechanism, featuring carved figural beings in high relief, to include certificate of authenticity 27" x 13" Provenance: A New Braunfels, T

Mali. The dark, hardwood door carved in high relief to show rows of intricately carved, abstract, figural motifs, with lock. Approx. 27 5/8 by 16 1/8 in., 70 by 40.8 cm.

20th century, West African, six figural carved wood locks. This lot to be sold on day 3, Friday, October 5 (Lots 2021-2601) 24 in. tallest From the Complete and Important Collection of NOA Living, Ra

African Carved Wood Senufo Granary Door Having carved figural, geometric and animal motif; lock on side of door Provenance: The Estate of George 'Yorgo' Demetrakopoulos; professor, assistant director

20th century, wooden door adorned with multiple figural and animal carvings, wood latch. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots 1-948) 71 x 41 in. From the Complete and Important Co

20th century, 2 part wooden door with metal clasps, and multiple figural carvings, 35,5 x 19.5 inches

Old Dogon Figural Carved Granary Door From around 1900-1920, field collected, this classic style example is of the Dogon people of Mali and is with 16 figures carved from the solid. The granary was a

A Dogon, Mali figural-carved granary door hanging from a wrought iron stand. Door: 48in tall x 26in wide. Stand: 63in tall x 36in wide x 18-1/2in deep. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside

Dogon people,, African (Mali), 20th century. Hand carved wood and metal granary door bolt lock or anuan with seated male priest rising on donkey or horse at top above large central disc with stylized

Bamana Peoples Granary Door Lock, Wood, tin and iron, 19 x 16 inches, Provenance: Boca Raton Museum of Art

**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

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

This is an old and genuine Door lock from the Bamana peoples of Mali, West Africa. The Bamana and their neighbors the Dogon create such elaborate doorlocks to protect from entry on their homes and the

African granary door lock. Two pieces. 14 1/2" and 16" L..

2 DOGON GRANARY DOOR LOCKS LARGEST 18 1/2' LONG

Two African Bamana Figural Door Locks, Mali. Archaic example w/ connecting horns having advanced patina and wear. On stands. Size: 1) 18'' x 18.75'' x 2.25'' (46 x 48 x 6 cm); Height on stand: 20" (51

5 Granary Door Locks. African. Carved wood. Largest size: 18.25'' x 2.25'' x 1.75'' (46 x 6 x 4 cm). Provenance: ex New York private ethnographic arts collection. Note: This is a NO RESERVE auction. B

African Bambara metal-fitted wood granary door lock, Mali; well-carved of anthropomorphic form, with intricately incised detailing; H: 17 1/2"; metal standPROVENANCEPace Primitive, New YorkEstate

A group of Four Mali Style Objects. Wood. Mali. ++ Bamana Style Figural Door Lock Fragment. 4" x 18 1/2". ++ Dogon Style Tellem Figure. ++ Bamana Style Figure. Beads. ++ Bamana Style Figure. Beads. 7"

Carved wooden figural Door Lock featuring a Horned ancestor with zigzag legs and "cubistic" ancestor face.Dogon peoples, Mali, Africa.Measures 27 inches tall on custom wooden base.

Group of Four African Artifacts, early 1900s. Including two Bamana granary door locks, one on stand; a Dan pestle, on stand, ex. Eric Robertson Gallery, NYC; and a carved spoon. Sizes ranging from: 15