Two beer ladles - South Africa, Zulu

blackened ceramic / terracotta, a) bellied vessel for serving beer "ukhamba" (pl."izikhamba"), H: 21 cm, D: 23 cm b) vessel, h: 12 cm, d: 30 cm Provenance: Jens Jahn, Munich, Germany (Zulu vessel) Han

A group of two wooden African objects. ++ A wooden pipe, South Africa, Zulu. 20th century. 15 1/2" x 4 1/2". ++ A wooden ladle, Ivory Coast, Dan. 20th century. 20 1/2". Provenance: The Inventory and C

Two spoons and a tool. ++ A pair of figurative spoons, South Africa, Zulu style. 20th century. 43 1/2". ++ A utilitarian toothed tool. 20th century. 13" x 9". Provenance: The Inventory and Collection

Two Zulu Ceremonial Spoons, South Africa. Carved wood. Provenance: ex Collection of Dr. Calvin B. Holder. Size: 1) 19'' x 5.5'' x 2'' (48 x 14 x 5 cm) height on stand: 21'' (53 cm); 2) 17'' x 5'' x 2'

mid 20th century, South Africa, Zulu, hardwood, curved top headrest supported on two legs with incised decoration. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots 1-948) 5 x 17 x 2 in. From

20th century. One by Condor of El Salvador and The other by De Beer of South Africa. Each very well crafted and do not appear to have been used. L13" L9"

Ca. 20thC. Three Pipes, we believe these to be two of the remaining 5 "Nigerian" pipes mentioned in Mr. Nooters notes as well as a Zulu Nguni pipe. Nigerian pipes purchased in Labos 1975. Very good ov

(7) baskets, five Swazi sisal baskets (Swaziland), one of exceptional quality; and two colorful Zulu telephone wire baskets (South Africa); All baskets between 12 1/2" and 7" in diameter

with beaded border and two applied beaded hair ornaments, with fringing, height 83cm and width 71cm

A Zulu Beer Vessel, qudeni or nkandla Attributed to Nqobi Mgatha, Kwazul-Natal, South Africa, c. mid-20th century Earthenware a dark brown to black color mostly covered

South Africa, ca. late 19th or early 20th century. Comprising a good Zulu club with flared head incised with concentric ribbed surface and a nicely carved Zulu staff. MEASUREMENTS Length of longest: 3

Two Contemporary Zulu Masks and a Wooden Bust, South Africa. Sizes ranging from: 7'' x 4'' x 3'' (18 x 10 x 8 cm) to 13'' x 7'' x 6'' (33 x 18 x 15 cm). Property from the Collection of Norman Girardot

Two South Africa Gold Krugerrand Coins Both dated 1984, 91.6% fine gold composition, 1 oz. fine gold (each) in total, not professionally graded. * This lot is tax exempt.

cow hide, wood, of oval form, front with interwoven hairy strips, noteworthy: pole at the back in form of a spear, dam., traces of usage and abrasion; on the backside a sturdy pole is pulled through t

wood, light and blackish brown patina, four strong legs supporting an overbroad pillow, tapering projection in the middle, carved with flat triangular decor, slightly dam., abrasion; Zulu and Swasi so

calabash, copper- brass wire, made from especially hard-shelled pumpkin, wire ornament in circles and semi-circles, number "23", small round opening with accurately fitting lid; the wire ends were ins

heavy wood, geometrical decorH: 14 cm; L: 49,5 cm, H: 5,5 inch; L: 19,5 inchProvenance:Dieter Schaffner, Groß-Gerau, GermanyContinent: Africa

Includes Zulu chief, hand-colored

Title: Beautiful TSONGA ZULU maternity staff cane scepter African Tribal Art 1819 Provenance/Additional Info: South Africa Zulu / Tsonga maternity staff or scepter Style of the Baboon Master In "Art a

20th century, South Africa, Zulu hardwood block headrest with incised geometric designs. NOA Living custom box included. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots 1-948) 6 x 24 x 2 in.

South Africa Zulu / Tsonga maternity staff or scepter Style of the Baboon Master PROVENANCE: Ex Collection Mr Guerin Ex Belgian-French Collection of Mr Ph.V. (More details on request) Characteristics:

A group of 2 Zulu wooden milk jugs. 20th century. ++ Wooden milk jug. South Africa, Zulu. ++ Zulu milk jug. South Africa. Provenance: Inventory and Collection from the Estate of Merton D. Simpson.

**Originally Listed At $400** Africa, South Africa, Zulu tribe, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden club known as a knobkerrie, or an iwisa to the Zulu people. Highly burnishe

Africa, South Africa, Zulu tribe, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden war club known as a knobkerrie (also knopkierie) with a drilled suspension or thread hole through the pom