Two Pairs of Clay-Fired Tribal Figures

Together with a carved and painted coconut vessel and a woven wooden bracelet, appx. 6 pieces total Largest figures: each appx. 9-1/2"h

A pair of African tribal two-face clay head figures, 10"h, a single two-face head figure (damaged), and a female head figure (tan pottery)

Bernice Suazo Naranjo(Santa Clara, 20th Century)Pair of Two Sgraffito Potsfired clayeach inscribed: [artist's cipher]Smaller Pot: 8 x 5 in. (20.3 x 12.7 cm.), Larger Pot: 8 1/2 x 7 1/4 in. (21.6 x 18.

Acoma/Jemez Pair of Storytellersfired clay, pigmentsMarilyn Henderson Ray(Acoma, b. 1954)Storyteller Drummer with Two Children and Dog, 2010inscribed: M. RAY / ACOMA, NM / ? 2010 [lizard cipher]

Maxine Toya(Jemez, b. 1948)Pair of Singersfired clay, pigmentseach inscribed: MAXINE TOYA / [corn cipher] JEMEZwith child: 6 1/4 x 3 7/8 x 2 5/8 in. (15.9 x 9.8 x 6.7 cm.), single figure: 6.3 x 3 5/8

6 Chinese Tang Dynasty Figures a standing Bactrian (Central Asian with 2 humps) Camel in buff fired clay with traces of brown painting, a pair of Attendants in buff fired clay with Amber glazed robes,

Type: TextileMaterials: Yarn, woodMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: Mid 20th centuryMaker: Huichol People, MexicoDescription: A good pair of Huichol yarn paintings, each depicting tribal figures

A pair of antique Chinese clay figurines. Tang dynasty, 618 to 907. The pieces represent two young women playing the tambourine and cymbals. The figures are hand-painted and partially glazed. Oriental

Helen Cordero(Cochiti, 1915 - 1994)Pair of Polychrome Storytellers, ca. 1985fired clay, pigmentsinscribed: HELEN CORDERO / Cochiti.NMEX.standing figure: 11 1/4 x 6 x 4 3/4 in. (28.6 x 15.2 x 12.1 cm.)

Acoma Pair of Figural Vessels, ca. 1975fired clay, pigmentsAnita Garcia Lowden(Acoma, 1930s - 1970s)Round Bottom Figureinscribed: ANITA LOWden / ACOMA, / NEW MEXICO6 x 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 in. (15.2 x

Pair of Chinese Pottery Warrior Figures, Late Sui/Early Tang Dynasty. Two straw glazed buff clay warrior figures in traditional costume with hooded helmets, beast and shoulder plates. Provenance: Prov

Two gorgeous hand carved sculptures of tribal African figures from the shoulders up. The largest piece measures 3.75"L x 5.75"W x 12.25"H. Issued: 20th Century

A PAIR OF EDO/TOKUGAWA (1603-1868) POLYCHROME EARTHENWARE PORTRAIT SCULPTURES ON BASE, JAPANESE, polychrome, gilt and gesso on fired clay, resembling a seated Shogun or Samurai class figure, each with

A pair of Brass and iron figures attached to each other with a hand made chain. The bronze was melted over two iron spikes. Pairs of these brass figures are commissioned whenever a new member is induc

A very unusual and rare male and female effigies in terracotta clay of seated figures with well weathered surface. The clay idols measure 9 x 5 x 3.5 inches. Luba peoples, DRC/ Congo, central Africa.

Pair large Southeast Asian earthenware figures, 20th c., clay with remnant pigments, in the form of two smiling musicians holding drums and batons, cast in sections and assembled, 39"h x 14"w x 12"d (

This Lot contains two finely crafted old terracotta clay vessels attributed to Igbo-Izzi potters, an Igbo sub-group in the foremost northern area of the Igbo region. Related examples may have also be

A tall carved wooden mask with a fantastic stylized ancestor figure on top and two horn like projections, accented with kaolin clay pigments. Kwele peoples, Gabon, Africa. The mask measures 23 x 11 in

A Fine Yoruba Gelede mask, carved wood with kaolin clay pigment. The mask features a Butchers scene with two figures and a goat. The mask measures 18 inches tall x 15 inches deep and 15 inches wide. A

A rare large carved wooden shrine sculpture painted with black and white kaolin clay pigment and featuring a tall ancestor wearing a conical hat and holding two smaller figures and riding on a abstrac

A very rare set of two Male effigies, perhaps ancestor idols with a heavy kaolin clay painted surface and evidence of multiple layers of pigments suggesting ritual use over many years. Sculpture from

A set of two hand forged iron shrine sculptures from the Dogon of Mali, West Africa. Two figures made by the village blacksmith for use on a Nommo shrine. The figures shown kneeling and in prayer like

Ancient terracotta clay Nayarit Figure from West Mexico, ca. 100 B.C.-250 A.D. San Sebastian type supported on a two legs and stylized stool, decorated with earrings and hat with one hand held to its

TWO AFRICAN TRIBAL CARVED WOOD CEREMONIAL STAFFS, one showing back to back male and female figures standing on a circular tier above a pair of male and female masks on a cylindrical ringed stem and ir