Newark museum hand woven hand carved African satchel

Newark museum hand woven hand carved African satchel

the Newark museum padre hand carved wood doll

Newark museum African hand beaded necklace

Newark museum Vatican guard hand carved wooden

Early 20th Century Mbuya Muyombo Pende Beard Mask - DR Congo. Hand carved wood, hand painted with woven material and vegetal material used to represent hair. Some patina with a light polish to high sp

Museum Quality hand carved wood statue with untouched aged patina. Bamana culture male antelope headdress sculpture. Purchased from the Michele Herling Galleries Dallas. Measures 40 1/2" x 12 1/2" Goo

Hand Made Wooden African Tribal Figural Sculpture. This hand carved wooden African tribal figural sculpture / figurine depicts a seated man with a woven hat and animal hair detail. Wood is split on th

Item/Description: Decorative hand carved West African style mask. Finely carved features, elaborate woven Cameroon style headdress adorned with feathers, braided twine. (Tribal, Ceremonial, Primitive)

A pair of large monumental antique West African tribal ancestor statues, hand carved by artists of the Senufo people of the Ivory Coast and Mali. With woven grass skirts. Mounted on hand carved black

This is a rare old carved wooden dance mask from the Temne peoples of Sierra Leone, West Africa. Hand carved and painted mask with textile collar attached. The mask itself measures 10.5 x 7 inches. A

20.5" H x 7.5"W x 6"D West African, purchased in Accra in 1989, Exhibited Troy State University 1989, 1993, Exhibited Wiregrass Museum, Dothan, Alabama, 1990

Kuba people, African (Congo), 20th century. Hand carved and decorated African tribal Bwoom helmet mask with carved wood and woven fiber apron ornately decorated with cowrie shells on top and sides of

Item/Description: Beautifully hand carved and elaborately crafted Chokwe style mask, Democratic Republic of Congo. Depicts a woman with graceful features, hairstyle of braided twine and woven natural

This is a very old and impressive wooden mask from the Toma peoples of Guinea, Sierra leone and even into Liberia, West Africa. Carved wooden mask with hand hammered metal work designs and three large

AFRICAN CARVED WOOD MALE FIGURE H 14.75" W 4.25" D 5" Textured applique on head, pronounced belly button, right hand formed to hold something, intertwined woven baskey style base.Provenance: Estate of

A Punu Lumbo female mask from Gabon. Hand carved and painted white with grass woven surround in good condition with some surface wear commensurate with age and handling. Measures 10" x 5.5" x 4.5".

This is a very rare hand-carved wooden face mask with vibrant painted detailing made by the Ijo Tribe, Nigeria. Created in the western area of Nigeria where realistic masks in the form of fish or anim

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA ** West Africa, ca. early 20th century CE. A hand carved wooden face mask painted with organic red and bla

THREE CARVED BAULE SLINGSHOT FROM IVORY COAST, Early-to-mid 20th century. Three patinated hand carved wooden slingshots. All presented on museum stands. - Height: 7.75 inches; base: 1 inch.

This is 6&1/2 inches long. It is from Africa. Comes with the custom stand & a Caddo Trading Company Museum Card. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISSIPPIAN

Item/Description: Ornate Pende style decorative mask from DRC. Masterfully hand carved features, conical eyes, nose. Striated cheeks. Painted surface with accretions. Full woven hat, headdress with ne

Two African Baule, Côte d'Ivoire carved wood figures; one standing with woven covering to lower; the other seated with a staff in one hand, and child figure in the other; H: 25" (tal

Senufo Peoples, large female figure, ex-museum, Ivory Coast, carved wood, standing figure with hands clasping belly, museum accession number on bottom edge, 27"h x 6"w x 5"d (figure), in custom museum

An unusual carved wooden hand holding a sword blade , perhaps used on a shrine as a divination type object. Ashanti or Fanti / Akan peoples, Ghana, Africa. * There are old museum inventory numbers pai