Ivory Coast, Senufo, seated ancestor figure, wood -H. 52 cm-

Beaded purse, probably North America, a beaded skirt with rabbits, Cameroon or Benin, a lip mask, New Guinea, three whistles, Burkina Faso and three pipe heads, Nigeria

African, Tuareg style flask, strong leather container for carrying water, H. 48 cm.

Ivory Coast, Baule, Standing figure in unusual posture, wood -H. 52,5 cm (without stand)-

Lot with miscellaneous masks from around the world (Africa, Surinamese), a Dan mask, a Kuba mask adorned with kauri shells, a beaded Congolese mask comes with a cloth, a earthenware faced object with six holes, a cire perdue (wax) Ashanti tribe mask and a wooden version.

Loro Blonyo wooden statues. These traditional Indonesian statues, an inseparable couple are handmade and represent a bride and groom. The statues show patina that contributes to their authentic charm. These two beautiful antique statues are carved by hand from a single piece of wood. The name is derived from the Javanese words Loro, which means 2, and Blonyo, which means makeup. The woman symbolizes the goddess of fertility, while the man represents the realization of the god Vishnu. Together, the two sculptures are viewed as a single sculpture and symbolize fertility and prosperity. The myth says that the statue of sustainability and prosperity can determine what the family that has it in their home will be like, -H. 31/33 cm.-

Indonesia, a lot of three kris, a Solo keris with pendok slorok with floral motif, hilt with patrem and kuncung, wrangka – defect- kris stuck in scabbard, - L. 50 cm. -, a straight bladed Solo kris pamor, wrangka ladrang iras – repairs- pendok blewah, nunggak semi hilt (loose), - L. 44 cm. – and a modern straight bladed Madura hilt with a anthropomorphic figure, defect/crack, - L. 46,5 cm. –

Beautifully carved Mangbetu Style Anthropomorphic Harp, Origin: RDC, Material: Wood, Age: 20th century, A stunning example of Mangbetu-inspired craftsmanship, this beautifully carved anthropomorphic harp captures the elegance and sophistication of Central African artistry

Tchokwe Style Great Warrior Figure – Chibinda Illunga, Origin: Angola, Material: Wood, brass tacks, Age: Late 20th century, Size: 48 cm. A finely carved Tchokwe-style figure representing Chibinda Ilunga, the great cultural hero and warrior. Executed in the traditional manner, this sculpture features a striking headdress, defined facial features, and a proud upright stance, all carved with precision and balance.

West Africa, 5 Dan traditional decorative effigies , wood, raffia, h. 61cm

Pierced Djokja belt sixteen square-shaped sections and buckle, foliage motifs, -L. 80 cm.-, 168 grams

Basikasingo Style Ancestor Figure, Origin: DRC, Material: Wood, Age:20th century, Size: 45 cm

Fang Style Guardian Head. Country: Gabon. Material: Wood – Metal. Age: 20th century. H: 41 cm.

Two Kongo Figures – one Staff Kuba & Kongo Style Origin: Democratic Republic of Congo, Size: H: 41 cm, Material: Wood, Age: 20th century

Two Congo Figures, one Staff – Tchokwe, Lulua, Yaka Style, Origin: Democratic Republic of Congo, Size: L: 51 cm, Material: Wood, Age: 20th century

Janus Ekoi Head. Country: Nigeria. Material: Wood, Raffia, Leather. Age: 20th century. H: 33 cm

Three West African Figures – Punu, Baoulé Style, Origin: Ivory Coast, Material: Wood, Size: H: 29 cm, Age: 20th century

African wooden chair carved with elephants and a mask, Senegal, 20th century -H. 74 cm--

Two Eritrean krars, a hand drum and a whip -Krars: 44 and 49 cm-

Bronze Bamileke pipe, Cameroon, 20th century -l. 73 cm-