Two Xhosa People Beaded Belts, South Africa,

with leather, a/f, length 93cm and 97cm (2)

together with an itshoba (3)

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

comprising two collars, dancing tail to button on to a necklace in colours for an old man/woman, headband and a multi strand necklace (5)

together with a beaded necklace (2)

with beaded borders, 144cm x 148cm

including belt and necklaces (qty)

a/f, length 70cm-96cm (4)

with beaded waistband

in turquoise beads, drop length 78cm, together with another, drop length 84cm (2)

in tones of blue, pink and white (4)

including blanket pin, chokers and necklaces, a/f (7)

to fit around the head with a chin strap, in colourful tones

Kuba Peoples, (6) beaded belts and panels, DR Congo, cowry shells and beads on cloth, includes 4 belts and two small rectangular panels, 7.5"l x 2.5"w (panel), 49"l x 1.5"w (longest belt) Provenance:

This is a collection of 5 pieces of fine vintage to antique Zulu beaded necklace, from South Africa. The Zulu, like other southern African peoples, developed a complex form of symbolism in the colors

A group of three East and South African Beaded Belts and Bracelet. Includes one Kenya Maasai accessory and two South African accesories. Textile, beads. Smallest: 4 1/2" x 3/4". Largest: 12" x 4 1/4".

South Africa, including beaded waistband, apron, love letter necklace, beaded panels and beaded arm bands (qty)

Group African beaded accessories, incl. Zulu, 20th c., mostly South Africa, (11) pieces, incl. belts/sashes, panels, and possibly a hair accessory/headdress, etc., 2"h x 49"l (largest), 7.5"h x 8.5"w

**Originally Listed At $350** South America, Upper/Western Amazon Basin, Ucayali River, Peru, Shipibo-Konibo (also Shipibo-Conibo) people, ca. mid-20th century CE. A white-beaded belt known as chinesh

Group of Vintage African Zulu Beaded Items, South Africa. Including 3 necklaces, and belt. Size: Ranging from 11.5'' x 1.5'', (29 x 4 cm) to 27'' x 7.5'', (69 x 19 cm).

Four beaded anklets, the first three Kamba peoples, Kenya, mid 20th century, the last, likely South Africa, executed in hand worked glass beads, fiber, and buttons, each composed of a rectangular nett

South Africa, Limpopo and Mpumalanga region, Ndebele people, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful hand-beaded leather hide known as a jocolo or bride apron, with 5 petal shaped panels along the lowe

with woven textile waistband, beaded tassels in white, black, blue,red and green and brass rings with cotton rope, width 42cm Catalogue Note: The Inkciyo is an apron-like garment specifically made for

with hide waistband, beaded tassels in red, blue, white and black, and brass rings, width 31cm Catalogue Note: The Inkciyo is an apron-like garment specifically made for girls who have reached their i