Pair of figures - Cameroon, Tikar

wood, Gebauer (1979) and Fagg (1981) already found these figures to be early commissioned works for Western customers. The figures are an example of "transitional art", as David Zemanek (2021) put it,

A pair of vintage cast bronze figurines originating from the Tikar ethnic group from Cameroon. Figures in stylized form depict a man and a woman. Surface with traces of gilding and patina. Dimensions:

African Tribal Art: Tikar People, Cameroon: Figure of a seated woman with children. Early/Mid 20th Century, Bronze. Maternity figure of a noble woman. Sitting on a royal stool, she holds a child on he

African Tribal Art: Tikar People, Cameroon: Figure of a seated woman with children. Early/Mid 20th Century, Bronze. Maternity figure of a noble woman. Sitting on a royal stool, she holds a child on he

4 African Tikar Figures. Cameroon. Carved wood and brass sheet. Largest Size: 41" x 12" x 13" (104 x 30 x 33 cm).

Beautiful bronze figure from the Tikar tribe of Cameroon. The bronze rings can move upside down. The figure is created by the lost wax technique. This work begins by modeling a wax sculpture; then, on

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to not reserve STYLE OF TIKAR PEOPLE CAMEROON Royal Female Ancestral Figure small size, one of a kind, lost wax cas

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to no reserveSTYLE OF TIKAR PEOPLE CAMEROON Royal Male Ancestral Figure Small size, one of a kind, lost wax cast fi

the hilt carved in the form of a three headed figure, above a straight fluted blade, length 67.5cm

A pair of Namji Twins, Cameroon, Tall figures with shells and beads, early 20th century, beads are older. 21" H; 2 lbs. 8 oz. each. Provenance: Ex. Private estate, upper Westside NYC, acquired in Afri

Pair of Monumental African Bronze Axes. The Peace Emblem of the Tikar, Cameroon. Each with Display Stand. These axes are composed with owls at the top of each Ax. Owls were considered the village prot

West Africa, Cameroon, perhaps Tikar culture, ca. 20th century CE. A collection of 3 standing pottery figures with enormous heads that are supported by stout legs with arms grasping the sides- these m

CAMEROON, AFRICAN, CLAY, RAFFIA, PIGMENT, COWRIE SHELLS, BEADS AND METAL PAIR OF MALE FIGURES 19TH C. H 11" W 3" D 4" Comprised of earthenware, shells, feathers, pigment and plant fiber. Each presente

A finely cast pair of antiques, possibly 19th century bronze bangles most likely from the Tikar of Cameroon, or a related ethnic group. The bangles measure 3.75 inches across. Provenance: Ex Dr Noble

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation Fund TIKAR PEOPLE CAMEROONRoyal Ceremonial Bell The bronze bell with fine aged bronze patina of a full male figure standing on top and act

Pair of African Tikar Clay Beaded Bangles, Cameroon, Bamileke Tribe, clay and hand stitched glass beads on lucite and metal bases. Dimensions: Bangles are 6.5 in. dia. Height of each on stand, 7 in. a

Metal Tikar Horn Blower CameroonAluminum figure of a bearded man blowing a horn. Wearing skirt an

West Africa, Cameroon or Nigeria, possibly Tikar / Bamun Bamileke culture, ca. late 19th to mid-20 century CE. A fascinating pottery statue with a conjoined twin figure with a distended abdomen and ba

A pair of two Oron style figures. West Africa. 20th century. Wood. Each approx. 58" x 11 1/2" x 7 1/2". Verified as a reproduction by Barry Hecht, an expert on Nigerian and Northern Cameroon art. Cond

Male terracotta house god figure with textile garments, rope hair. A protective, beneficent figure, based on the forest Pygmies. Cameroon. Provenance: Estate of Thomas McNemar, (1931-2020.) McNemar li

Two Carved Decorative Horns with Cast Bronze End Pieces, Cameroon, late 19th to early 20th c., having a tar and cowrie shell joint, featuring ranks of carved human figures with a full-round finial fig

AFRICAN, BANGWA, CAMEROON, CARVED WOOD HOUSE POSTS PAIR H 107" W 10" On custom made metal plinths. Depicting ancestral figures. Early 20th c.. Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Birmingham, MI. Michiga

Height: 31" Width: 11" Depth: 19" Weight: 25 lbs A beautiful bronze Tikar traveling king figure featuring nine figures. Created using the lost wax casting method.

Pair Figures, Male & Female, Terracotta with White Glaze, Each Seated on Pillow Form which Sits on 2 Piece Columns, 74"h