Two Ibibio, Nigerian Masks.

3 African Masks. Consisting of 2 Nigerian masks and one Ibibio mask. Carved wood. Size: 14" x 10.5" x 7", 36 x 27 x 18 cm (largest). Provenance: Howard Nowes Gallery, NY.

A GOOD NIGERIAN IBIBIO WOODEN POLYCHROMED GELEDE MASK, formed with wool like hair and cloth neck piece. 24 cm x 17 cm.

A highly stylized carved wooden dance mask with smiling face and two curved horn like finials, weathered and encrusted surface painted with mineral pigments. Ibibio peoples, Nigeria. The mask measures

Two African Carved and Painted Wood Masks , Ibibio peoples, Nigeria, red and black pigment, taller h. 9 1/8 in Provenance: Explorers, New Orleans, LA, February 27, 1976; William & Robert Arnett, Inc.,

A group of two Nigerian wooden figural objects. 20th century. ++ Mumuye standing wooden figure. Base: 7 1/2" x 4". Statue: 21" x 7". ++ Widekum wooden face mask. 16" x 10 1/2" x 6".

Two African, Nigerian carved wood pieces, including: Igbo polychrome mask with finely detailed features; together with Ijo water spirit headdress; H: 37 1/4" (taller, approx.)

Africa, Nigeria, Ibibio, ca. early 20th century CE. A carved wooden mask from the Ibibio peoples of the region between the Niger River Delta and the Cross River. This is one of the two major masks tha

A group of two African masks. 20th century. ++ Makonde Mpiko wooden mask. Makonde. Tanzania. ++ Ibibio face mask missing lower jaw. Ibibio. Nigeria._x000D_ Provenance: Inventory and Collection from th

A group of two Central African wooden masks. 20th century. ++ A Chokwe style wooden mask. Ibibio. Democratic Republic of the Congo. 14 3/4" x 5" x 4 1/2". ++ A N'Gbala mask. Zaire/ North Congo. 14 1/2

Group of two face masks. ++ A carved wood face mask, Nigeria, Ibibio. 20th century. 13 1/4" x 11" x 5". ++ A face mask, Nigeria, Igbo style. 20th century. 23 1/2" x 17" x 6". Provenance: The Inventory

Property from the Estate of David Rapkin Description: Two African Wood Masks, a red and white painted and carved wood mask, probably We, Ivory Coast and an Ekpo Society mask, probably Ibibio, Nige

African Ibibio or Idoma carved wood mask, Nigeria; the face with pronounced features and scarification marks, within a wide radiating border; H: 10"; metal standPROVENANCEPace Primitive, New YorkE

An exquisite crest mask with a female figure standing atop a platform and flanked by two arcs or horns and coming from either the Anang or Ibibio people of southeastern Nigeria. Rendered with stylized

DESCRIPTION: Carved wood crest mask by a craftsman of the Ejagham / Ekoi tribe fashioned as a grinning head on a long neck fitted with three curls of hair - two on the sides, one on top - and painted

Adewale Ayinla (Nigerian, 20th c.) 6 Works. Including: Two Paintings 1&2) "Happy Mood," 1994, oil painting on heavy paper, signed; 2) "Mask II," 1995, oil painting on heavy paper, sign. Largest size:

Lodewyk Bruckman (Dutch-American, 1903-1980), two masks, signed and dated 1958 lower right and verso, 20" h x 16" w (view), 26 1/2" h x 22 1/2" w (frame). Provenance: from a Massachusetts estate.

Two carved and painted masks, signed.

Two African, Nigeria pottery pieces, including: Nok-Style head of figure, with left shoulder; together with Sokoto-style piece showing three seated figures; H: 10 1/2" (taller, approx.); o

Bronze Group of Two Masks, inscribed 96 Berni. K No, on stone base {Overall height 17 3/4 inches}

20th Century; Yoruba people, Nigeria Each with figural metal handles, 2 pieces Each: 19.5" H approximately

Large Baule-Guro polychrome post figure with two masks below, raised on stand, 5'11"h (overall); 4'10" (figure). Provenance: Collection of Vanna and N. Lee Lacy (Palm Springs, California)

Two Nigerian Ritual Metal Objects. African Yoruba and Ga'anda Iron Dance Staffs, Nigeria. Ex Collection Prof. Gene R. Shreve, South Yarmouth, Massachusetts. Size: 1) 21'' x 10'' (53 x 25 cm); 2) 15.5'

Two Nigerian Wool Blankets: Black and Brown on Cream Ground. Hand Made in Geometrical Pattern. Clean, A Few Seam Separations, Otherwise Excellent. 89" X 50" and 49" X 96". (200-400)

Two African, Nigerian carved wood standing figures; each probably of the Mambila culture; H: 20" (taller, approx.)