CENTRAL AFRICAN NORTH CAMEROON KIRDI PEOPLE PHALLUS

A Central African North Cameroon Kirdi people phallus. Carved from wood with meticulous attention to detail, the phallus features elongated curved form. In Kirdi culture, the phallus is revered as a s

A Central African hand carved wood phallus kirdi from North Cameroon. This object holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. Powerful ceremonial object said to cure impotence. These objects are b

A Central African hand carved wood phallus kirdi from North Cameroon. This object holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. Powerful ceremonial object said to cure impotence. These objects are b

A Central African hand carved wood phallus kirdi from North Cameroon. This object holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. Powerful ceremonial object said to cure impotence. These objects are b

PHALLUS KIRDI NORTH CAMEROON CENTRAL AFRICA

Group of (7) forged iron double-scroll form currency, Mafa, Matakam, Kirdi peoples, Northern Cameroon, Central Africa, likely 19th century or early 20th century Approximate size, 2.25" x 2" (largest).

PHALLUS KIRDY NORTH CAMEROON CENTRAL AFRICA

PHALLUS KIRDY NORTH CAMEROON CENTRAL AFRICA

A beaded cashe sexe, Kirdi peoples, North-Western Cameroon, West Africa, mid-20th century. Approximate size, 8"H (including tassels) x 17.5"W. PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Gould, New York

Wrought iron ceremonial axe (danced by women during harvest celebrations), in crescent-shaped sickle form, with twisted iron handle, Kirdi peoples, North-East Nigeria or Northern Cameroon, West Africa

**First Time At Auction** Africa, East Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and West Africa, Cameroon, Kirdi people, both ca. early to mid 20th century CE. Two axes from the DRC, the longest with

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Africa, Cameroon, Matakam/Kirdi people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A "clam shell" iron apron made for a mature woman to indicate her married and thus eleva

Central Africa, Cameroon, Mambila peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine, hand-carved wooden statue of an ancestor guardian figure known as a tadep shown standing atop slightly bent legs with arms f

**Originally Listed At $125** Central Africa, Cameroon, Bamenda peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A nice, hand-carved wooden whistle with a body resembling an abstract anthropomorphic figure. The to

**Originally Listed At $200** Africa, Cameroon, Kirdi or Fali People, ca. mid 20th century CE. Rare and quite wonderful doll or fetish. Burlap textile body tightly filled with unknown material, small

A TRADITIONAL PURSE KIRDY NORTH CAMEROON CENTRAL A

African Bamileke Tribe Hand Carved Figurative Stool / Throne Chair. Stool with open work base and and carved latticework articulated back. From the Bamileke peoples, Cameroon, Central Africa. Measures

Wrought iron currency, Kirdi peoples, Cameroon, West Africa, likely 19th century or early 20th century. Approximate size, 4" Diameter, Exhibited, "Iron Clad, Fancy Free: Exhibited, "Iron Clad, Fancy F

Wrought iron currency necklace, Kirdi peoples, Cameroon, West Africa, likely 19th century or early 20th century. Approximate size, 14"H x 6"Diameter, Exhibited, "Iron Clad, Fancy Free: Exhibition of A

Wrought iron currency necklace, Kirdi peoples, Cameroon, West Africa, likely 19th century or early 20th century. Approximate size, length 12.5" (total circumference 25"). PROVENANCE: From the estate o

Central Africa, Cameroon/Gabon/Equatorial Guinea, Fang people (also Fan or Pahouin), ca. mid-20th century CE. A rare and beautifully patinated example of a byeri, a reliquary figure of an abstract for

Pikuran Cache Sexe Or Fertility Apron, Framed, Kirdi People, Cameroon, West Africa, 20th C. Beads and cowrie shells on fiber substrate. Size: 15.6"H x 27.5"W (70.5 x 40 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction it

Pikuran Cache Sexe Or Fertility Apron, Framed, Kirdi People, Cameroon, West Africa, 20th C. Beads and cowrie shells on fiber substrate. Size: 15.75"H x 27.75"W x 1.75"D (70.5 x 4.5 x 40 cm).PLEASE NOT

**First Time At Auction** Central Africa, Cameroon / Gabon / Equatorial Guinea, Fang people (also Fan or Pahouin), ca. late 19th to 20th century CE. A pretty brass neck ring or collar of torque form f