Djenne Peoples, terracotta maternity figure

Djenne Peoples, terracotta maternity figure, 19th c. or earlier, Mali, modeled as a mother nursing twins, 14.5"h x 7"w x 10.5"d Provenance: The Collection of Karl Stirner, Easton PA

Djenne terracotta figure. Mali. 850-1200 B.C.E. 15" x 12" x 17 1/2". Includes a TL analysis report from Oxford Authentication estimating the date of the last firing between 600 and 1000 years ago._x00

A DJENNE TERRACOTTA FIGURE, MALI The kneeling figure is depicted with long arms, hands resting on the knees, with a distended belly and long pendulous breasts, wearing a collar tied at the centre, the

African Baule Maternity Figure. Finely carved maternity image with elaborate coiffure, raised linear scar designs accented with kaolin clay pigments. Baule peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa. Provenanc

Two African Ibo Artifacts, Nigeria, early 20th century. Including an Ibo terracotta maternity figure and an Ibo terracotta mask. Stand Included. Sizes:1) 8'' x 7.5'' x 7'' (20 x 19 x 18 cm) Height on

A West African Baule people Maternity figure depicting a mother and child, Ivory Coast, circa the mid of the 20th century. The female figure is depicted delicately smiling, sitting on a chair, with a

A group of 6 West African objects. 20th century. ++ Djenne style terracotta figure. Mali, Djenne style. ++-Dogon style monkey mask. Mali. ++ 4 miscellaneous African objects. Provenance: Inventory and

A Djenne Terracotta Kneeling Guardian Figure, Mali; ;with serene face over wide knobby shoulders; raised umbillicus, solftly gentle limbs; areas of encrustation and loss, as expected given the extreme

West African carved wood "Olumeye" (offering bowl), Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, kneeling maternity figure with elaborate headdress, two small children at her arms, a third child surmounting the lid of an

Djenne/Tenenkun Culture, (4) terracotta figures, Possibly 12th-16th c. CE, Mali, (3) modeled as human, together with a bovine figure, the Tenenkun torso mounted to custom wood stand, 11"h (largest), 4

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BANGWA PEOPLE, CAMEROON, AFRICAN CARVED WOOD MATERNITY FIGURE H 28.75" W 9.5" D 9" Depicting a mother nursing her child. Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Michigan Senator and creator of the Michigan

Title: YOMBE Maternity Figure statue Congo DRC African Art Kongo Bakongo 1378 Additional Information: CONGO RDC Cute YOMBE Maternity Figure The Yombe People is established in the Mayombe They belong t

Lovely Yombe maternity figure. The 300,000 YOMBE people are artistically prolific. Their maternity figures have a high pointed or rounded coiffure incised with geometric motifs. This superb example of

No Reserve! Title: Maternity figure – Wood – Yombe – DR Congo Provenance/Additional Info: The 300,000 YOMBE people are artistically prolific. Their maternity figures have a high pointed or round

Khond Maternity Figure, Patinated Brass, Khond People, India, Early 20th C. Size: 31"H x 9"W x 10"D (78.5 x 22.5 x 25.5 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and pick u

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to no reserveSTYLE OF DJENNE PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF MALI Ceremonial Female Ancestral Figure in Sitting Position Terra c

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to no reserveSTYLE OF DJENNE PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF MALI Ceremonial Female Ancestral Figure Kneeling Wearing Apron terr

CONGO DRC Cute YOMBE Maternity Figure The statues representing maternity hospitals are called Phemba among the Yombe as well as in other Kongo peoples such as the Bakongo or the Vili The Yombe are a p

An antique circa 13th century Middle Niger, Africa, Djenne Jeno archaeological site terracotta piece. Full body portrait of a man in a kneeling position with arms hugging himself in almost mourning. T

Djenne terracotta, Mali, West Africa. 14th - 17th century. A miniature version of the Y-shaped forms the Djenné peoples are believed to have used as bed or chair supports, the function of this piece

A group of four ethnographic objects. 20th century. ++ Eskimo Doll. 11" x 5" x 1 1/4". ++ Inuit stone seal hunter figure. 10 1/2" x 7" x 8". ++ Djenne terracotta vessel. Mali. 13" x 6 1/2" x 6 1/2". +

PRE-COLUMBIAN, TERRACOTTA FIGURE, H 6":A male figure with a bird face. DuMouchelles does not guarantee the age of this article. Please preview in person and make determination. For a high resolution p

The Nok culture, which developed in Nigeris between 1000 BCE to 300C, is one of the oldest civilizations south of the Sahara. The Nok people are famed for their terracotta scuptures. This Nok sculptur