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Tribal Art: Bronze Incan Tumi knives, one with llama head handle, African ankle bracelet as a dish, and other similar metalware, etc.

Tribal Art: Large carved wooden Berber dish with footed base, approx. 52cm diameter

A vintage tribal art candle holder, approx 6 inches x 4 1/2 inches

Tribal Art and Traditional Crafts - a set of three 19th century Southeast Asian bronze tattoo needles, character finials, gilt floral shafts, three piece threaded, the largest 44cm long, probably Burma (3)

Tribal Art - a Turkana headrest, 18cm wide, Kenya; another, carved with animals; others (5)

Tribal Art - an African axe, brass blade chased with geometric motifs, leather bound haft, 46cm long; another (2)

Tribal Art - an African bronze passport mask, 8cm long

An African tribal art Male Bedu mask Koulango, probably Western Ghana, height 55cm, an African hardwood grain vessel, height 25.5cm, and two bowls and an African axe with painted decoration, on stand, height 59cm (5).

A gilt and lacquered box in the form of a book decorated with Rococo style scenes (probably Russian, h- 19cm, w- 15cm), together with a Little Red Riding Hood money bank, and a tribal art carved wood figural twin-handled vessel (3)

A carved hardwood African tribal art bowl. Having a male and female figure drinking either side of a lidded bowl, lid having a carved head handle. H30cm

Ca. 900 - 700 BC A rare bronze axe featuring a beautifully formed crescentic blade, a central hole for the insertion of a wooden handle, and three hatched ribs with a rope-like form that helps to strengthen the hammerhead on the reverse. The Koban were a tribal culture in the Central Caucasus during the transitional period from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age, who produced high levels of applied art. Size: L:190mm / W:67mm ; 485g Provenance: Property of a European collector, professional Art dealer; formerly in private collection of Mr. C. Brownell, London, 2000s-2010s; previously in private collection of Mr. S. Bauwens, Brussels, 1980s-1990s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

A large African tribal art Senufo Ivory Coast tribal mask and a large Congo Luba helmet mask

A large African tribal art Congo Bene Lualua male standing figure, a Congo Tabwa figure and Nigerian Yoruba portrait bust

Three African tribal art Congo Bene Lualua and Pende masks

An Indonesian tribal art Dayak Borneo ancestor figure and four Dayak tribal masks

A pair of West African Senufo Ivory Coast tribal art figures, a pair of East African Antelope carvings, a Nigerian bowl dated 1944, a squatting African male elder figure and another pair of African figures

A pair of West African tribal art Senufo Ivory Coast carved painted birds and a Congo Lengola tribal figure, two Congo Mangbetu hardwood busts, a Ghana Ashanti headrest and a snuff gourd

Tribal Art - a Balinese carved softwood mask, decorated in bright colours, 24cm high; another; a Guatemalan mask; an Indonesian tattoo mask; other tribal masks; a double gourd drinking vessel; etc

Tribal Art. Carved bust of a female with elaborate hair design, 36cm high.

Tribal Art. Various spoons, to include example with an elephant and figural handle, a model of a boat, a dagger with horn handle, and associated shagreen scabbard.

Tribal Art. A Kenyan carved wooden doll, wearing traditional clothing, 35cm high, and another similar, 27cm high.

Ethnographic Tribal Art - an African tribal female figure. Of standing form, with elongated torso wrapped in string and with braided hair decoration. H76cm

Ethnographic Tribal Art - an African tribal carving of a female fertility figure. Of standing form, elongated torso with a fabric skull cap and stud work decoration. H90cm

Tribal Art - a Yoruba gelede helmet mask, decorated in red, black and white pigments, 23cm high, Nigeria

Tribal Art - a Bambara heddle pulley, carved as a janus figure, 18.5cm high, Mali, West Africa, collector's display plinth

Tribal Art - a Yoruba staff or house marker, carved with a female figure, 47.5cm long

Tribal Art - a Yoruba Ibeji figure, decorated with blue pigment, 27.5cm high, Nigeria

Tribal Art - an African hat or mask, decorated with cowrie shells and crested by a hornbill skull, 15cm wide, possibly Lega, Democratic Republic of Congo

Tribal Art - an Ogoni mask, concave features, glass eyes, 37cm high, Nigeria

Tribal Art - a Dan mask, domed forehead, tubular eyes, open mouth, 21cm long, Liberia/Ivory Coast, West Africa; others, similar (6)

Tribal Art - a Dan mask, concave features with central ridge, picked out in white and earth pigments, metal eyes and teeth, 23cm long overall, West Africa

Tribal Art - a Maasai beadwork collar, 28.5cm diam, Kenya; other beadwork, headbands; earrings; etc (qty)

Tribal Art - a Dan mask, concave features with central ridge, the narrow features picked out in white pigment, textile coiffeur, 26cm long, Liberia/Ivory Coast, West Africa; another, similar (2)

Tribal Art - a Massim club, the spatulate blade carved with a panel of swirling geometric motifs, stepped grip with pointed triform pommel, 85cm long, Trobriand Island, 19th century

Tribal Art - a Bassa (Basa) helmet mask, elaborate coiffure, 41cm high, Liberia, West Africa; another (2)

Tribal Art - a Dinka horn snuff or tobacco box or container, cord and bi-metal bound, 8.5cm long, Sudan

Tribal Art - a Yoruba Ibeji figure, 28cm high, Nigeria

Tribal Art - an early 20th century Burmese cane woven foraging basket, single head strap, solid square base, 48cm high

Tribal Art - a Benin type incense jar, peacock finial, 12cm high

Tribal Art - a Ewe venovi doll, 24cm high, Togo, West Africa

Tribal Art - a Bamana ci wara antelope headdress, mounted for display, 99cm high overall, Mali, West Africa

Tribal Art - an Ogoni mask, concave features, glass eyes, 46cm high, Nigeria

Tribal Art - a Dan bowl, flared rim above a geometric band of interlaced ellipses, skirted base, 35cm diam, Liberia/Ivory Coast, West Africa

Tribal Art - a Turkana headrest, 18cm wide, Kenya; another, carved with animals; others (5)

Tribal Art - a Kota copper and hardwood reliquary guardian figure (mbulu ngulu), Gabon, 63cm high N.B: In Kota culture, these figures are placed on top of baskets containing the bones of ancestors. They are believed to give protection and good fortune to family descendants.

Tribal Art - a Samburu headrest, of typical three-legged form, central ridge to sides, 21cm wide, Northern Kenya; a Karamojong headrest, thr typically bowed sides incise carved with geometric motifs, 22cm high, Kenya/Uganda, East Africa (2)

Tribal Art - an African metal currency bead necklace, 37cm drop; a Kissi penny currency iron, 37.5cm long, Sierra Leone; others; etc (8)

Tribal Art - a Dan zoomorphic bird mask, concave features with central ridge, picked out in white pigment, 34cm long, Liberia/Ivory Coast, West Africa; others (4)

Tribal Art - a Naga tooth necklace, 36cm long

Tribal Art - a Dogon brass equestrian figure, depicting an armed rider on a rearing horse, 31cm high, Mali, West Africa, mounted for display, 39.5cm high overall

Tribal Art - an Ogoni mask, concave features, glass eyes, 46cm high, Nigeria

Tribal Art - a Bassa [Basa] mask, concave features, elaborate coiffure, 27cm long, Liberia, West Africa

Tribal Art and Traditional Crafts - a set of three 19th century Southeast Asian bronze tattoo needles, character finials, gilt floral shafts, three piece threaded, the largest 44cm long, probably Burma (3)

Tribal Art - a Dayak figural spoon, 18cm long, Borneo, Indonesia

Tribal Art - a Benin bronze figure group, a sword-maker and companion, 26cm wide

Tribal Art - a West African bronze figure, atop a lofty base, cast in the Benin manner, probably Dogon/Yoruba, 52cm high

Tribal Art - a Turkana hide drum, 18cm high; another; two ararait wrist knives, 12.5cm wide; El Molo bone earrings, Kenya (6)

Tribal Art - a Bassa [Basa] geh-naw mask, concave features, 25cm long, Liberia, West Africa

Tribal Art - a collection of 19th century African clubs, various forms, the longest 92cm long (7)

Two Toba Batak tribal art divination tusks, Sumatra Indonesia early 20th Century. Together with a carved bone shamanic object. The largest tusk 9.5 cm long. The carved bone totem 17 cm high (inc stand). Note:- The divination tusks are fashioned from the tusks of the Sumatran deer pig (Babirousa babyrussa), a protected species, however, they and are exempt from CITES licensing as they were worked before 1947. If sold/shipped outside the UK a buyer will need to arrange a UK CITES re-export permit.