Fertility Figure, Banama tribe, from Mali, obtained

Tellem-style Dogon fertility figure or "nommo", Mali, representing a plea for rain, the carved wood form with geometric details, standing at a slight angle with raised arms, 24"h x 4"w, overall size i

Dogon Carved Wood and Painted Male Totem Figure. Dogon tribe, Mali. African carved wood with old paint. Male colonial totem figure; 57in.H. x 6in.W. Terms of Sale - Reminder: All descriptions and titl

Beautiful bronze equestrian figure from the Dogon tribe of Mali. Equestrian figures express status, prestige, and power. They bring honor to the ancestors. Although rare, horsemen as an icon have exis

BOMANA, MALI, CARVED FEMALE ANCESTOR FERTILITY FIGURE. HEIGHT 24 1/2"

Large African Carved Wood Female Ancestor Figure, 20th c., from the Dogon tribe, Mali, H.- 63 1/2 in., W.- 9 in., D.- 14 in. Provenance: from the Estate of John C. McNeese, New Orleans, Louisiana.

NIGERIAN IGALA CARVED WOODEN FERTILITY FIGURE Standing carved wooden fertility statue/figure from the Nigerian Igala tribe, early example. Size: 26" Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party

20th century, Mali, large carved wood female fertility figure on circular base. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots 1-948) 43 in. From the Complete and Important Collection of NO

African Akuaba Fertility Doll measures 16.5 in. tall. Owner notes states Ashanti Tribe Ghana, Africa, purchased there in 1977. Note felt has been adhered to bottom of stand. If lot is absent of a cond

Carved Wooden Dogon Figure Invoking Rain. Tag Reads: This Dogon FigureOf Mali Is Either Asking For Rain Or For The Sacrifice Of Its Nomo Ancestor; Bambara Tribe, Mali, Position To Invoke Rain, Picard,

possibly Mursi tribe, depicting a pregnant woman wearing a beaded necklace and cowrie shell belt. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots 1-948) 40 x 11 in. From the Complete and Imp

Black snake skin drum, Bozo tribe, Mali, the circular top over the carved wood body, embellished with elaborate totem pole figures, 39"h x 10"w.

African Namji Doll. 20th century. Hand-carved solid pine fertility figure with original beadwork and adorned with shells and feathers. Height 11”. Wear to beads. The Namji tribe of Cameroon has

carved wood, a fertility shrine figure wearing a headdress with hornbill and carrying three children. 60 in.

African Female Fertility Carved Wood Figure 39''x6.5''. Carved and polychrome painted stylized female figure. Marked ''Begay Tribe, Inland from Ivory Coast''. Excellent condition. 19th or 20th century

An African Mali Bamana tribe colorfully painted antelope head having a small male figure puppet affixed to the head between the antlers. The antelope features a white, yellow, white, blue repeating co

AFRICAN FERTILITY GODDESS STATUE - Tribal carved wood figure from the Ashanti Akuba Tribe fertility goddess/idol ; Condition - Chip on base, crack up back and has staple in it ; Measures: 13"H x 6"W x

Large Mali Dogon Tribe carved solid hardwood door panel depicting featuring a repeating pattern of human figures representing various roles and members of the tribe and animal and human effigies inclu

Large Mali Dogon Tribe carved solid hardwood door panel featuring a repeating pattern of human figures representing various roles and members of the tribe including various trades. The upper portion h

Antique carved ancestral figural Dogon tribe granary wood door, Mali. Africa. Carved wood ancestral spirit figures throughout. Dimensions: H: 21.75 in., W: 17.6 in. Condition: good overall condition,

One Senufo divination statue from Cote d'Ivoire, carved wood with masked man and hornbill: 28 1/2" H x 11 7/8" L x 6 3/4" D. Hornbills are symbols of fertility and masked male figures are used in divi

A Pende maternity figure, D.R. Congo, depicting a mother with child on her hip and representing the fertility and the continuing lineage of the tribe, covered in red pigment and black, classically dis

Hornbill figures, called Setien or Porpianong, were used by the Lo and Poro societies. Ivory Coast, Mali, Burkina Faso and Ghana. A symbol of fertility and the original ancestor cult, the hornbi

wood, surface structure marked by sacrificial traces and remains of pigments, fragmentary (lower legs missing), traces of abrasion, base; many different substances are used for sacrifice: the blood of

A Bankoni figure Mali, c. 1200 - 1600 AD Fired terracotta, the female figure shown standing, with serene countenance, the face a mixture of human and zoomorphic features, the arms held to the sides an