West Papua Ceremonial Female Dance Apron,

Cenderawasih (Geelvink) Bay, in yellow, green, red and blue beads, 60cm x 52cm

Canvas backed soft leather with glass jewels. 40" with some damaged and some missing jewels. First half of 20th century.

Cameroonian, probably Kirdi or Kapsiki style, possibly early 20th century, cast bronze axe with elongated sickle shaped edge, braided rope and swirl decoration, with later leather and wire carrying st

A Group of Three West African Guro Tribe Ceremonial Dance Masks, 20th Century. Largest dimensions: H: 22 1/2 x W: 6 5/8 x D: 5 3/4 in.

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to no reserveFemale Ancestral Ceremonial Dance Mask lost wax cast bronze with dark greenish brown patina of female

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to no reserveSTYLE OF DJENNE PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF MALI Ceremonial Female Ancestral Figure Kneeling Wearing Apron terr

African Punu Female Ceremonial Wooden Mask, West Central Gabon. Painted white in honor of ancestors, funereal mask, measures 11" H x 9" W.

Beautiful Native American Navajo Hand Woven Wool Ceremonial Dance Sash, measures 55''L x 4''W which includes fringe, gorgeous colors

Rare Bamana / Bambara or Marka N'tomo African mask from Mali, West Africa.Carved from a single piece of wood and featuring a tall comb like spike finial and metal accented decorations on the face and

Old and well-used Dan complex ceremonial dance mask, Liberia and Cote d"Ivoire, West Africa, the stylized abstract face having deep patina to back and right side, 9.5"h

Artist:West Coast African Tribal Carver Title:Dan Mask with narrow slit eye holes, mounted on a professional exhibit stand Date:1st half of the 20th Century Medium:wood mask Dimensions:11 inches

A carved wooden ceremonial dance crest with painted and incised designs, stylized ancestor face and well handled surface. Mossi peoples, Burkina Faso, West Africa. The Dance cap or crest measures 8.25

Origin: Papua New Guinea Date: 2nd half 20th century Materials: Wood Size: 43 cm Ceremonial dance crocodile figure used in betulnut cult, sold without stand Please note that this lot has a confidentia

Date: 1970's Origin/Tribe: Papua New Guinea Material: Wood Dimensions: 43 Additional Information: These staffs were designed as a ceremonial object after those carried by traditional dancers. They are

Ceremonial dance staf with ancestor head - Sepik - Papua New Guinea 1970 Wood 40 cm These staffs were designed as a ceremonial object after those carried by traditional dancers. They are carved, paint

Ceremonial dance staf with 4 heads - Sepik - Papua New Guinea 1970 Wood 95 cm These staffs were designed as a ceremonial object after those carried by traditional dancers. They are carved and designed

West Africa, Liberia and Ivory Coast, Dan peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden face mask known as a "gle" or "ge" used during ceremonial dances by the Dan peoples. The ovoid

A carved wooden zoomorphic ceremonial dance mask in the form of a sacred Bushcow, with twisted horns, flared nostrils and a well worn surface patina. Bamenda or related ethnic group, Cameroon, West Af

West African, Bambara Ceremonial Wood Mask. Size 20 inches high, 9 1/4 inches widest point. A carved wood ceremonial, dance wood mask with metal straps. Provenance: Private Historian collection Richar

A classic carved wooden ceremonial dance mask with refined facial features and a well weathered and worn surface suggesting great age. Baule peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa. The mask measures 14 x 6

West Africa, Liberia and Ivory Coast, Dan peoples, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden mask known as a "gle" or "ge" used during ceremonial dances by the Dan peoples. The tear-d

West African Sande Female Sowo MaskWest African tribal Sande female spirit Sowo ceremonial wood helmet mask; of conical form with a small delicate face with downcast eyes and closed mouth, a wide fore

A Lovely finely carved wooden spoon for ceremonial use. A Female spoon with ringed neck, scalloped edges and classic facial features. Dan peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa. The spoon measures 9.75 inc

Cameroonian, Western Grassfields area, possibly early 20th century, one Mambila style woven grass and banana fiber one piece dance suit, fiber tassels at ankles, with hood approximately 77 in. long; o