Ndebele People, Thimba (Back-Skirt), South Africa,

in goatskin with beaded waistband, height 53cm and width 60cm Catalogue Note: Worn by young Ndebele women, the thimba is made of goatskin and was traditionally worn as an indicator of the woman being

Africa, 27cm x 26cm

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation Fund To be sold subject to no reserve STYLE OF NDEBELE PEOPLE SOUTH AFRICA Jocolo Wedding Apron Medium size canvas material in U shape wit

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to no reserveSTYLE OF NDEBELE PEOPLE SOUTH AFRICA Jocolo Wedding Apron Medium size goat skin apron in U shape with

in black, green, blue and white beads, with masonite lining, 18cm x 21.5cm

20th century, the first is a carved head, possibly representing Ndebele people of South Africa, above a haft with a snake (37.75 in.); the second is carved and painted with a three animal totem (38 in

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

in tones of black, yellow and green, 38cm x 17cm

Ndebele peoples married woman's apron (ijogolo) South Africa leather, glass beads mounted in a linen-backed shadow box with a mahogany frame 18 1/2"w x 22 3/4"h; frame: 33 1/4"w x 37 1/4"h Provenance:

South Africa, of rectangular form, with geometric house motif, in tones of purple, green, black and yellow, with masonite lining, 19cm x 28cm

Ndebele Peoples (?), Zimbabwe- Spear- wood, iron, brass wire. Spears with short iron blades are closely associated with the Zulu Kingdom of South Africa, whose great king Shaka is credited with alteri

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

This is a rare carved wooden marionette figure from The Ogoni peoples of south east Nigeria, Africa. Tall seated female holding staffs with movable hinged jaw from leather cord out the back of its nec

Zulu or related people, South Africa- Spear- wood, iron. This is an example of a stabbing spear, or ilkwa, said to be invented by Shaka, the great Zulu king. 45 1/4'' Provenance: Paul B. Travis collec

Title: Ceremonial Spoon-fended, Zulu People, South Africa, 1920s to 1930s Origin: Cameroon Dimension: 70 x 12 x 7 Material: Wood Reserve: $130.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $110.00 to anywhere w

2 Zulu Ukhamba Pots, Incised Clay, Zulu People (South Africa), 20th C. Sizes: 1) 7.5"H x 6.5"D (19 x 16.5 cm); 2) 5.75"H x "7.5D (14.5 x 19 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO fo

Carved wooden staff with rounded oval top, geometric designs and a fine well handled surface , golden honey colored patina. Zulu peoples, South Africa. The Staff measures 32 x 4 inches. provenance: Ex

A wonderful carved wooden tobacco pipe with elongated and twisted stem, hammered aluminum pipe bowl and adorned with glass beads. Zulu peoples, South Africa. The Pipe measures 10 inches long and is a

A fine and rare carved wooden doll with inset metal eyes and adorned with various glass beads and buttons, leather and animal hide. Sotho peoples, South Africa. The Doll measures 16 inches tall, 17 in

A carved wooden headrest with geometric designs carved in relief and a deep well handled surface patina. Zulu peoples, South Africa. provenance: Ex Eugene and Harriet Becker collection, New York, also

A very finely carved antique wooden tobacco pipe in classic elegant form and with a well handled surface. Zulu peoples, South Africa. The Pipe measures 8.25 x 3 inches. Provenance: Ex Cootner collecti

A carved wooden headrest with geometric designs incised on the top and a deep well handled surface patina. Zulu peoples, South Africa. The headrest measures 18.25 x 7 x 4.5 inches. Provenance: Ex Coll

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

79cm x 124cm