Ngbandi People Wood and Wicker Shield

Southern Central African Republic (Basse-Kotto or Mbomou Prefectures) and Northwestern Democratic Republic of Congo (Nord-Ubangi Province): Ngbandi or Ngbandi-Yakoma people shield, circa early 20th ce

Papuan Lumi shield Papua New Guinea, late 19th to early 20th centurypainted and carved wood, wicker, enameled steel shield: 37 h x 25 w x 3.5 d in (94 x 63 x 9 cm) stand: 34.25 h x 21 w x 6 d in (

Ca. late 19th to early 20thC. Age-appropriate condition as shown in photos, with some polychrome paint still visible, cracked and chipped center bottom. Ovoid shield, wood, polychrome; Maasai people,

Papua New Guinea carved wood shield, 20th Century, Maring people, with large triangular panels of alternating red and white pigment, 4'10''h x 1'8''w

Africa, Rwanda, Tutsi peoples circa 1950s or later. A wood shield with geometric carvings in a curved ovoid form with central protrusion. The shield of slightly arched form is carved from a single pie

Ancient Greek and Roman armor models, ex-museum, Incl. a pair of Greek Hoplite helmets, metal on wooden stands, with Roman Legionnaire's armor, shield and spear, and a wicker, wood, and leather replic

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Jiwaka Province, Wahgi people, ca. 19th century CE. A grey-green slate axe set into a wooden cavity that extends outward, mirroring the blade shape at one end, and providing

A VINTAGE AFRICAN TRIBAL BLACK PAINTED WICKER SHIELD, FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY, of curved oval form and centering a conical carved wood detail, reversing to an arched handle, length: 27 3/8", depth: 14

LARGE AFRICAN PAINTED WOVEN WICKER SHIELD Large African woven wicker shield with painted blue, white, and red front. Wood block handle. Size: 56.5"

**Originally Listed At $300** Africa, Southern Africa, Zulu people, ca. 1960s CE. A remarkable carved-wood dance shield featuring an elongated body with sides that gently curve inwards to form flared

2 African Shields: 1) Shield, Bantu People (Tanzania), rattan over wood (herringbone weave), 20th C. Size: 23.5"H x 5"W x 4"D (59 x 13 x 10 cm); 2) Shield, Songye People, rattan over wood, Republic of

African Tribal Art: Maasai People, Sudan: A Dance Shield. Carved wood decorated with a bold black and white kaolin clay pigmented tribal motif. Mid 20th century. Dimensions: 43.5H x 13W x 5D (inches)

Small African Shi shield, DR Congo, woven fibers and wood with wicker handle, 19.5"l x 4"w Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor of Chinese Art Hi

Large Zulu Warrior Shield, total width: 56 cm! Magnificent craftsmanship. On a wall, it will have a beautiful decorative effect.; The Zulu are a Bantu people of Africa, partially sedentary, mainly est

Zulu Warrior Shield Magnificent craftsmanship. On a wall, it will have a beautiful decorative effect. The Zulu are a Bantu people of Africa, partially sedentary, mainly established in South Africa. Kn

A VINTAGE AFRICAN TRIBAL COPPER WIRE WRAPPED WOOD AND GILT LACQUERED ENGRAVED STEEL SWORD, POSSIBLY NGBANDI/YAKOMA PEOPLES, CENTRAL AFRICA, POSSIBLY LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, with a shaped oval bl

South East Pacific Wood War Shield With Red And White Polychrome Pigment. Estimated more than 75 yrs old. Oceanic art is the creative works made by the native peoples of the Pacific Islands and Austra

African painted wood 'Sirata' shield in oval form, from the semi-nomadic Maassai people of Kenya Circa mid 1900s. The shield if composed of hide, wood, pigment, and leather. 38 1/2" H

Tribal ceremonial shield, likely Zande people, Central Africa, wood structure, with woven rattan overlay, single vertical stripe in white pigment, black and red horizontal stripes, hide handle/ strap,

Central Asia, northeastern India/northwestern Burma, Naga people, ca. last quarter of the 19th century CE. A fascinating shield made to be used with a spear and sword. It features a woven rattan backi

**Previously Listed At $300** Indonesia, Borneo, Central Kalimantan, Dayak peoples, ca. mid 20th century CE. A wooden anthropomorphic shield, painted with an ashy black and with white shell spiral-cut

A tall carved wooden shield with raised tribal motifs accented in red organic pigment. Asmat peoples, Irian Jaya, Indonesia / Western Papua New Guinea. The Shield measures 46 inches tall x 11 inches w

Pair of figures carved in dark hard wood, decorated with wire and one holding shield of hide. Largest figure measures 1.25 in. L x 2 in. W x 8 in. H. Country of Origin: Africa

Igorot People, of characteristic form, carved wood with integral grip to reverse and strengthened with four plaited rattan bands. Late 19th century. Worn, minor losses. Overall length 85.5cm. Conditio