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1 Woolley & Wallis Tribal Art & Antiquities Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will be charged 3% of the hammer price plus VAT Started 20 Sep :00 BST Castle Street Salisbury Wiltshire SP1 3SU United Kingdom Lot Description 1 A Neolithic grinding basin and pestle North Africa, 8th - 7th Millenium BC sandstone with a shallow recess, 63cm long, 41cm wide. (2) Provenance Private Collection, Germany, acquired 1980's. 2 An Indus Valley Tell Halaf seated goddess idol South Asia, 4th Millennium BC terracotta with pigment decoration, 8.5cm high. Provenance London art market 1960's 's. 3 A Neolithic Vinca female idol BC ceramic with pierced ears and arms and with incised linear decoration, 11cm high. Provenance German collector, acquired in the 1990's. 4 A Neolithic Vinca figure BC ceramic with incised linear decoration, 9.5cm high. Provenance German collector, acquired in the 1990's. 5 A Greek horse and rider group 5th - 4th century BC ceramic with a bearded figure wearing a Phrygian cap and cloak, 12.2cm high. Provenance German collector, acquired Three Bactrian marble column idols 3rd - 2nd century BC of cylindrical and tapering cylindrical form and all with a groove through the central vertical axis, 24.5cm, 27.5cm and 30.5cm high. (2) Provenance Ex English private collection - Edric van Vredenburgh - formed in the 1970's. 7 A Bactrian marble column idol 3rd - 2nd century BC of waisted cylindrical form and with grooves to the top and base, 35.5cm high. Provenance Ex English private collection - Edric van Vredenburgh - formed in the 1970's. 8 A Bactrian marble column idol 3rd - 2nd century BC of waisted cylindrical form with a groove to the top and the edges of the base, 34cm high. Provenance Ex English private collection - Edric van Vredenburgh - formed in the 1970's. 9 A collection of stone axe and arrowheads America and Europe Neolithic and later, one flint inscribed Thunder Barrow, Southwick , another S.H. 1955, together with other stone blades and ornaments. (48) 10 A collection of stone blades including nephrite and basalt; one T shaped and inscribed MEXICO CMA.3x.HF., a greenstone bird head implement, three circular mace heads and eight Mali/Burkina Faso stone bangles. (24) 11 Three Stone Age tools the larger inscribed Haua Fteah, 9.5cm long. (3) Provenance ex. Prof RNDr Jan Jelinek, DrSc., anthropologist and Director of the Moravian museum. Acquired by Prof Jelinek during the UNESCO - ICOM expedition in Lybia in A South Arabian alabaster head probably circa 1st century BC/AD male with a beard and hair, with outlined eyes and a straight nose and shaped lips, 20cm high. 13 A South Arabian figure alabaster, standing and wearing a long garment and with both hands facing out, on an inscribed base, 37cm high. (3)

2 14 An Egyptian figure of Thoth Late Period, circa BC wood, the seated baboon god with exposed genitals and with traces of polychrome decoration, 19.5cm high. 15 An Egyptian kohl jar Middle Kingdom, circa BC marble of ovoid form with a reduced rim, 10cm high. Provenance Dunecht House, Aberdeenshire, UK. 16 An Egyptian heart scarab green serpentine, uninscribed, 4.5cm long, a blue faience ring bezel with official symbols, an amethyst scarab and a steatite scarab with hieroglyphs. (4) 17 An Egyptian painted gesso wood fragment Late Period, BC with a row of hieroglyphs above the torsos of three deities, Sekhmet, Orisis and Anubis, 16.5cm x 45cm, framed and glazed. 18 An Egyptian faiance group of Isis and Horus Late Period, circa BC the seated goddess suckling the infant Horus, 10.5cm high, and an Egyptian faience Shabti, with hieroglyphs, 9.5cm high. (2) 19 An Egyptian head fragment stone with remains of a headdress, 5cm high. 20 A Roman marble sarcophagus 2nd - 3rd century the front relief carved with a nude male figure holding a quiver of arrows and being consoled by a winged female figure, and flanked by dolphins supporting recumbent river gods holding fruit laden cornucopia and with palm trees beyond, the ends with seate...[more] 21 An Attic red-figure pelike circa 4th century BC the obverse with a seated female holding a box in her right hand, the reverse with seated Eros, 24cm high. 22 An Apulian kylix circa 4th century BC handles missing and painted two female heads, scrolls and palmettes, 7.5cm high, and an Apulian skyphos, 12cm high. (2) 23 An Apulian trefoil lipped oinochoe circa 4th century BC painted a nude male figure, 14.5cm high, a smaller oinochoe, a skyphos, a stemless kylix, inscribed Malta Phoenician BC , three aryballos, one with a spout, an oil lamp, the centre with an animal and a small open handled bow...[more] 24 Two Etruscan votive female heads circa 4th - 2nd century BC hollow terracotta, the larger rebuilt at the base, 13.5cm and 11cm high. (2) 25 Two Roman phallic amulets circa 1st century AD bronze, one winged and the other with double phallus, with attachment loops, 3.6cm and 4.2cm long. (2) 26 Two Villanova chain pendants circa 9th - 7th century BC bronze with inset teeth, 7.5cm and 8.5cm long, and a bronze eliptical fibula with a chain mount. (4) 27 A wrist guard possibly Urartian, circa 9th - 8th century BC bronze with pierced ends, one side with punched bead borders and incised decoration including two flower head designs, 15cm long. 28 A Byzantine cross reliquary 11th - 13th century AD brass in two parts, decorated the crucifixion with ICXC and NHCIX and St Andrew, 8.5cm high. (2) 29 Two Mound Builder figures North America a clay standing female, wearing a short skirt with incised decoration and with a scroll in her head, the reverse with a hand written label Schuyler Co. Illinois, 13cm high, on a stand, and a carved stone male pipe, with pierced back and head, with a headdress...[more]

3 30 A Chinesco standing female figure Mexico pottery with painted decoration, 14.5cm high, and clay pregnant standing figure. (2) 31 A Zapotec vessel front Mexico, circa AD clay, modelled as a seated figure wearing a plaited headdress, disc ear ornaments, a bead necklace and a poncho, 28cm high, mounted. Provenance R & G McPherson Antiques, London. 32 A Pipil vessel El Salvador ceramic, of ovoid form with a hole to the front and with a recumbent dog, 12cm high. 33 A Maya moulded rattle Mexico terracotta as a warrior wearing an elaborate headdress and necklace, 20cm high. 34 A Chorrera vessel Ecuador pottery with pigment, the ovoid pot with a hole to the reverse and with a seated monkey wearing a headdress, 12.8cm high. 35 Antiquities catalogues mainly Sotheby's, New York and London, various dates between 1994 to 2001, and five Christie's and Bonhams, and four non related. (26) 36 A Teotihuacan mask Mexico stone, the reverse with attachment holes, 14cm high. 37 A Chancay mother and child group Peru, circa AD ceramic with burnished decoration, the standing female with out-stretched arms and with an infant on her back support in a carrier bound around the mother's head, 15.5cm high. 38 A Moche figure vessel Peru pottery with pigment, 20cm high. 39 A Costa Rica tripod vessel pottery with pigment, raised on mask feet to a bulbous body with six relief masks, the neck with a flared rim, 19.7cm high. Provenance ex Sir Thomas Beaumont Hohler KCMG CB JP ( ) British diplomat. 40 An Chorrera spouted vessel Ecuador pottery with an animal head open handle, 13.5cm high. 41 A Nazca headband Peru feather on a woven fibre, 57cm x 13.5cm, in a perspex frame. 42 A Navajo necklace Arizona, USA silver coloured metal and turquoise, 64cm long. 43 A Navajo Squash Blossom necklace Arizona, USA silver coloured metal and coral, 70cm long. 44 A Nahajo necklace Arizona, USA silver coloured metal with coral set stylised blossom, 62cm long. 45 A Navajo bracelet Arizona silver coloured metal with an inset dollar and turquoise, 7cm wide, two enamelled rings, two stylized brooches, a charm necklace with nineteen carved stone and shell animals and a bird pendant. (7) 46 A Surinam stool South America wood, with a crescent seat, with stepped side supports and sleigh feet, decorated with scroll designs, circles and lines, 33cm high, 51.5cm long. 47 A Mexican walking cane wood, carved a dog's head handle, the national coat of arms, and bullfighting scenes, 92cm long, a smaller similar cane and two clubs. (4) Provenance James Albert Patterson ( ) collected between whilst running a cotton estate in Mexico. 48 A North American Indian amulet oval with stitched hide polychrome decorated with geometric designs, with tassels and metal conical ends, 16cm long.

4 49 A North American tomahawk pipe head steel, with notched decoration to the blade edges, a tear drop eye with cast and linear decoration and with a barrel shape bowl, 19cm long. 50 A Hopi totem by F L Mavinia Arizona wood, and polychrome decorated, 31cm high, a Gabon standing female figure, a resin zoomorphic group, a Kamba spoon and a Dogon iron horse. (5) 51 A Haida totem pole North West Coast of America argillite, carved a beaver eating a fish above a raven, a bear and a whale's tail, 18.5cm high, on a stand. (2) Provenance Dr James Spillius, London. Christie's, London, lot 52, 24th July An Inuit walrus amulet Alaska walrus ivory and baleen, 7.5cm long, two Inuit bone amulets, a heart shape toggle, a double animal head toggle, two teeth amulets and three toggles and a North West Coast oblong basketry box and cover. (12) 53 A Haida stem cup North West Coast of America argilitte, 10cm high, 14cm diameter. 54 An Inuit toggle Alaska marine ivory, modelled as a polar bear with incised linear decoration, 5cm long, a carved bone figure and Colima seated clay female figure. (3) 55 A Northwest Coast game decoy adzed pine with fibre binding, 34cm long. Provenance Old UK collection. cf. Charles Miles. Indian & Eskimo Artifacts of North America, page 34, pl.1.189, for a similar example with a sound resembling the bleat of a fawn. 56 A Haida potlatch ladle North West Coast of America horn and copper, the large bowl with a part engraved back and with an applied copper panel decorated a crouching bear, a raven and two masks with a riveted scroll finial carved further totemic figures, one eye inlaid with abalone, 30cm high. 57 An Inuit harpoon Arctic, 19th century Narwhal tusk, with the ridged spirals removed leaving a smooth surface, with attachment holes to the base and two faceted sides with raised sections, one side with three pierced with two holes in each, one hole with remains of hide strap, to a tapering point,...[more] 58 An Okvik figure St Lawrence Island, Alaska marine ivory, with an elongated head with faint facial features, 17.5cm high, on a stand. (2) 59 A pair of Inuit snow goggles Alaska marine ivory, with nose bridge and two eye slits, the sides pierced for attachment, 13.5cm wide. 60 A Haida paddle Northwest Coast of America pine, with polychrome decorated with faces, 122cm long. 61 A Greenland mask cedar and animal teeth, 58.5cm high. 62 A Greenland standing female figure soft wood, with her hands on her swollen stomach, 20cm high, and a Haida wood figure with a mask on the chest. (2) 63 A pair of Scandinavian paddles wood with carved and painted decoration, 130cm long. (2) 64 A 19th century watercolour, depicting Sami people and their huts lavvu, with a mountainous landscape beyond, on paper, 20cm x 25.5cm, in a associated frame. 65 A Northwest Coast cedarwood club faceted and tapering form, the crescent head with a gum and inset pointed quills, with waxed string, 111.5cm long. 66 A set of Muskox horns (Ovibos moschatus) mounted on a modern shield, 69.5cm wide. Provenance Collected during the 1970 Cambridge Greenland Geological Expedition.

5 67 A Tlingit domed trunk North West Coast of America pine and metal bound with painted decoration, including ravens, whales, masks, eyes and two figures, 54cm high, 100cm long. 68 An Inuit otter Canada/Alaska soapstone, modelled standing on a rock, indistinctly signed, 19cm high. 69 An Inuit bird Alaska stone, 24.5cm long. 70 An Inuit standing nude female by Daniel Canada soapstone, with her right arm raised, the underside inscribed DANIEL and with Eskimo Art sticker, 29.5cm high. 71 An Inuit mother and child group Eskimo Point, Canada stone, with the child on his mother's back, unsigned, 23.5cm high. 72 Tivi Paningajak ( ) Inuit Polar Bear hunt and seal hunt (front and reverse) soapstone, signed and with Canada Eskimo Art sticker, 28cm high, 35.5cm wide. 73 Tribal Art related books including Anthony JP Meyer, Oceanic Art; Peter T and Jill L Furst, North American Indian Art; Aztecs, exhibition catalogue, The Royal Academy of Arts, London, 2002; Ray & Blaker, Eskimo Masks: Art and Ceremony; Donald Ellis catalogues; Finch & Co. catalogues. (30) 74 Smithsonian Institution Reports of the Bureau of American Ethnology three copies including; Thirteenth Annual Report, ; Twenty-Sixth, ; Thirty-Seventh Report, ; and Antiquities of the Upper Gila and Salt River Valleys in Arizona and Nedw Mexico, 1907 and Chippewa Music...[more] 75 Seventy plates from W.O.Oldman Catalogue of Ethnographical Specimens including three postcards, together with a copy of an Oldman Eastern Arms &c. price pamphlet and six postcards from Beasley's Cranmore Ethnological Museum. (77) 76 A Bushongo oliphant Democratic Republic of Congo ivory, late 19th century, 22.5cm long, a Lega ivory horn, with open finial, circles and metal pins, and two Inuit bone scrapers. (4) 77 A Peru ceremonial beaker kero wood with geometric inlaid coloured resin, probably 18th century, 16.5cm high, a similar wood beaker, a Zulu palm leaf beer skimmer spoon, an African knife sheath, hide and fibre, a comb, a New Guinea penis sheath, a carved horn conical container with copper wire and le...[more] 78 Five Nigerian head fragments pottery, including a torso with inscribed collection number , 15.5cm high, and two carved stone figures. (7) 79 A Nigerian pouring vessel earthenware, with a figural handle, masks and another figure with a short spout above, with incised decoration, 22cm high, 28cm dia. 80 African Arts magazine (60) Provenance The David Morris Collection. 81 Tribal Art catalogues Sotheby's, Christie's and Bonhams. Provenance The David Morris Collection. 82 Tribal Art catalogues including Christie's, Josef Mueller collection, Part I and Part II, and James Hooper collection, African Art and Melanesian and Polynesian Art and four related books. (35) 83 A Suku double spouted cup Democratic Republic of Congo wood with incised decoration, 9cm high, a double gourd with stopper, a gourd with screw cover and a four bowl spice container. (6)

6 84 A Yoruba divination board Nigeria wood, the border carved the eyes of Eshu and animals, 24.5cm wide, a Yoruba staff for Shango and another Janus staff for Eshu, a Yoruba mask, a figural group and a Yoruba ivory kneeling figure. (7) 85 An Akan head Ghana earthenware, with a pointed beard and ringed neck, 22cm high, on stand. (2) Provenance Maurice Bonnefoy Collection. 86 A Mende helmet mask Sierra Leone wood, 39.5cm high. 87 A Cameroon drinking vessel horn, with carved stylised decoration, 43.5cm long, an Ethiopian processional cross, two axes, a Cameroon iron and brass pipe, a Somali spoon, a carved wood leopard and a quiver of arrows. (39) 88 A Yoruba horse and rider Nigeria wood with layers of paint, 31cm high, a Yoruba kneeling female figure, a Yoruba horse and rider, a Nigerian group of two figures climbing a tree, a Dogon panel, an East African drummer and a carved elephant with a stool on its back. (7) 89 A Dan mask Ivory Coast wood with a plaited fibre coiffure and with white pigment around the eyes, 22.5cm high. 90 A Kuba mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood, pigment and fibre, 67cm high, on a stand. (2) 91 A Songye kifwebe mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood and fibre, with remains of white and black pigment, 37cm high. 92 An Idoma mask Nigeria wood with a white pigment, 35.5cm high. 93 A Makonde body mask Mozambique wood, naturalistically modelled with scarifications to the abdomen, with red pigment finish and encrusted patina, 40cm high. Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 94 An Ibibio Janus helmet mask Nigeria wood with a white pigment faces, with a ribbed flat top coiffure, one face with a forehead relief tapering scarification, the other with cheek scarifications, with reed repair to one side, 37cm high, on a stand. (2) 95 A Fante standing female figure Ghana wood with black paint and kaolin, with joined horns and a ringed neck, with a bead necklace, 38.5cm high, on a stand. (2) 96 A Ewe ancestor equestrian group Togo / Ghana wood, with kaolin and black highlights, the female figure with an offering cavity in the top of her head and with a ringed neck, seated on a horse, 53cm high. 97 An Urhobo standing male figure Nigeria wood, wearing a domed hat and with an eliptical raised scarification to the forehead, with filed teeth, a neckpiece and bangles, with a cloth skirt, 32cm high, on a stand. (2) 98 A Punu mask Gabon wood with an ebonsied lobed and ribbed coiffure with a white pigment face and with red lips, 28.5cm high, on a stand. (2) 99 A Suku helmet mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood, pigment and fibre, with an antelope crest, 38cm high, excluding the fringe, on a stand. (2) Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 100 A Lega mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood, kaolin and fibre, 29cm high. 101 An Ashanti stool Ghana wood, with a curved and pierced seat on a leopard support, 45cm high, 63cm long.

7 102 A Duala stool Cameroon wood with a curved seat and mask rondels with a pierced frieze, the front and back support with a central figure holding two clubs flanked by two further figures with elaborate headdresses and with long arms, the whole with punched dot decoration, 38.5cm high, 55.5cm wide. 103 A Tellem headrest Mali for a male with incised linear and chevron decoration, 18.5cm high, and a Tellem rectangular headrest for a female, with incised decoration, end handles on a tapering foot, 18.5cm long. (2) Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 104 A Lega mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood with remains of kaolin, 22cm high, and an Ethiopian headrest, 18cm high. (2) 105 A Zulu double snuff container South Africa wood, united by two links and with stoppers, 19cm long, a black stone circular plug/pendant, and two carved miniature figures. (6) 106 A Dogon fragmentary figure Mali wood, 18.5cm high, on a stand, a Lega standing figure and a Chokwe comb. (3) 107 A pair of Bambara chi wara antelope headdresses Mali wood, male and female, 97cm and 92cm high, on stands. (4) 108 An Ejagham head crest Nigeria clay, hide and rattan, with three detachable horns, 44.5cm high. (4) 109 A Makonde helmet mask Mozambique wood with applied hair, scarifications and filed teeth, 26cm high. 110 A Mende helmet mask Sierra Leone wood, with a lobed coiffure having an applied shallow stepped platform, the back with six relief horn motifs above ribbing, with slit eyes, a nose and pursed lips, 31cm high. 111 A Yoruba gelede mask Nigeria wood with a crested coiffure with blue/black staining, the face with scarifications, 23cm high. 112 A Yoruba head crest Nigeria wood with a crested coiffure with remains of blue paint, 28cm high. 113 A Teke power figure Democratic Republic of Congo wood with brass tacks to the crested headdress, with facial scarifications and a beard, with an abdominal recess, 39.5cm high, on a stand. (2) 114 A Teke power figure Democratic Republic of Congo wood, buttons and black staining, with linear facial scarifications and an abdominal recess, 30.5cm high, on a stand, and a Teke standing male figure with a metal inventory disc numbered 953. (3) 115 A Bembe figure Democratic Republic of Congo wood, cloth, fibre and resin, standing male figure with hands on abdomen with charge, 39cm high. 116 A Songye miniature power figure Democratic Republic of Congo wood, metal tacks, with chevron carved coiffure and burnt holes to the face and body, 13cm high. 117 A Kamba maternity figure Kenya wood with inlaid eyes and an aluminium earring, the mother sitting in a tripod stool and with an infant on her lap, 30.5cm high. 118 A Mossi doll Burkina Faso wood and leather, with incised linear decoration to the head, 36.5cm high, on a stand. (2) 119 A Grebo mask Liberia wood, with an articulated jaw and a cloth band to the head, 26.5cm high, and a Guere mask with hair and fibre moustache and with traces of blue and white pigment, 28cm high. (2) Provenance Collected by Francois-Marie Prause whilst in Africa, 1930's/1950's

8 120 Two Dan masks Liberia wood, one with plaited hair and remains of white pigment, 25cm and 26cm high. (2) Provenance Collected by Francois-Marie Prause whilst in Africa, 1930's/1950's 121 An Ivory Coast mask wood, with bovine features, 38cm high. Provenance Collected by Francois-Marie Prause whilst in Africa, 1930's/1950's 122 A Dan mask Liberia wood, fur, fibre and mud, 27cm high. Provenance Collected by Francois-Marie Prause whilst in Africa, 1930's/1950's 123 A Dan Kran mask Liberia wood, fibre, horn, glass, nails and with an encrusted patina, 23cm high. 124 A Lega mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood with impressed circles, 30.5cm high. 125 A Luluwa mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood with a series of pierced holes around the eyes, 38.5cm high. 126 A Ibibio mask Nigeria wood and paint, 24.5cm high, on a stand. (2) Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 127 A Senufo bed Ivory Coast wood, with a raised head rest with an open support, on four short tapering legs, 54cm high, 230cm long. Provenance ex Alistair McAlipine Collection, Gregsons Auctioneers, Perth, Australia, late 1980's, lot A Shilluk club Sudan wood and iron, with a flattened spherical head and tapering shaft with a spike terminal with remains of woven fibre and cloth, 122cm long. Provenance Count Werner D. Schack ( ) Demark. 129 A Chokwe club Angola wood, with an ovoid head with zig-zag and linear carved decoration, 93cm long. 130 A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa wood, with a stylized head, the off centre sphere with two faceted surfaces and a ribbed back, 65.5cm long. 131 A Luguru staff Tanzania wood and beads, with a head finial above zig-zag and linear carved decoration, with burnished highlights, 87.5cm long. 132 A Zulu staff South Africa wood with a spherical finial and a female figure wearing a long dress above two spiral snakes, 111cm long. 133 Five Ethiopian headrests wood, three with conical bases and two with triple supports, 16.5cm the highest. (5) 134 A Yoruba divination board Nigeria wood, the border carved with a pair of eyes and two mudfish, 35cm diameter. 135 Two Ethiopian headrests wood, with conical bases, 15cm and 18cm high, another headrest and a carved wood cup. (4) 136 A Benin stool Nigeria wood, the top carved an Oba with attendants, the supports with further figures, animals and fish, 47cm high, 65.5cm wide. 137 An Ethiopian chair wood with an incised pattern panel back, a single open arm and a panel seat, 80cm high, 56cm wide. 138 Two Nupe stools Nigeria wood with carved tops and on ten tapering legs, 29.5cm and 33.5cm high. (2) 139 An Igbo stool Nigeria wood with carved decoration to the underside and legs, 31cm high.

9 140 An Ethiopian game board gebet'a Ethiopia wood of oblong form with a large well either end and two rows of ten smaller wells in between, raised on four lug feet, 91cm long, on a stand. (2) cf. Sotheby's, New York, African, Oceanic and Pre-Columbian Art, 17 May 2007, lot 118 for a similar board. 141 A Kuba clyster Democratic Republic of Congo carved wood, of funnel shape with geometric banded decoration, 23.5cm high. Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 142 A Kuba cup Democratic Republic of Congo wood, with carved geometric linear decoration and with a long 'c' shape handle, 16cm high. Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 143 A Kenyan bowl wood and inlaid beads, with side handles, one pierced, 12.5cm high. 144 A Yoruba Ibori Nigeria hide, cloth and cowrie shells with green pigment, 10cm high, a Yoruba divination board, a Nigerian brass ring, a bronze tortoise and a brass reptile. (5) 145 An Ibo door Nigeria wood, with carved parallel linear decoration and two concentric circles, 182 x 63cm. 146 An Ashanti stool Ghana wood, with a curved top and on a double stylized animal support, 44cm high, and a smaller Ashanti stool. (2) 147 Four Ethiopian headrests wood, and a low headrest with an incised tablet top, 17.5cm the highest. (5) 148 A Boni headrest Somalia wood, with fine carved interlaced decoration, 18cm high, and a Tsonga headrest. (2) 149 A Yoruba stool Nigeria wood with painted red and white dots, with two female and two male musician supports, 35cm high. 150 Two Yoruba male Ibeji Nigeria wood, with shell and bead bands, one with pierced coiffure and relief neck and wrist bands, 24cm high. (2) 151 A Yoruba female Ibeji Nigeria wood, with a crescent coiffure and scarifications to the worn face, the body and arms with metal and vegetal slice bands, the base with incised linear decoration, 25.5cm high. 152 A Yoruba male Ibeji Igbomina, Nigeria wood, with a high banded coiffure with remains of Reckitt's Blue, with a worn face and wearing a Tirah amulet with ties to the back, with a large penis and wearing sandals, 29cm high. 153 A Yoruba female Ibeji Nigeria wood, with remains of Reckitt's Blue to the coiffure and camwood powder to the body, the worn face with scarifications, 26.5cm high, and a Yoruba male Ibeji. (2) 154 A Yoruba male Ibeji Nigeria wood, with a crescent coiffure and facial scarifications, the body with camwood powder and relief bands on the wrists, 27cm high. 155 A Yoruba male Ibeji Nigeria wood, with a crescent cap like coiffure, with a relief neck band and bracelets, with remains of camwood powder and with a bead band and two cowrie shell bands, 24.5cm high. 156 A Yoruba female Ibeji Igbomina, Nigeria wood, with a quadripartite coiffure and facial scarifications, wearing a bead necklace and with conical breasts, 29cm high. 157 A Yoruba female Ibeji Egbe, Yagba, Nigeria wood, with a five-point coiffure with remains of Reckitt's Blue, with a worn face and nail eyes, the body with camwood powder and with her hands on her abdomen, with two metal bands, 29cm high.

10 158 A Yoruba Ibeji Nigeria wood with a crested coiffure and facial scarifications and wearing a loin cloth, with a bead necklace, the underside signed with a concentric triangle motif, 26cm high. 159 A Yoruba male Ibeji Nigeria wood, with a domed coiffure and remains of Reckitt's Blue, facial scarifications and wrist bands, with remains of camwood powder, with a bead band and two metal bands, 22cm high. 160 A Yoruba female Ibeji Nigeria wood with a ribbed crested coiffure with remains of Reckitts Blue and with a coral bead necklace, 23cm high. 161 A pair of Yoruba Ibeji twin figures Ibarapa / Igbo Ora, Abeokuta area, Nigeria with ribbed crescent shaped coiffure, facial scarifications and wearing striped shorts, one with metal pin eyes, 24cm high. (2) Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. cf. Finch & Co. Ibeji. No.6 for an Ibeji by the same carve...[more] 162 Five Yoruba Ibeji coats Nigeria cowrie shells and cloth, including two double and three single, the widest 41cm wide. (5) 163 Four Yoruba Ibeji coats Nigeria beadwork and cloth, including two for a pair of figures and two single, the widest 27.5cm, and a Yoruba beadwork hat. (5) 164 A Rotse basket and cover Zambia woven grass, of ovoid form with zig-zag and chevron pattern, with a slightly flared neck and a cover with a circle design, 21cm high. 165 A Rendile / Samburu necklace Kenya beads, hide and animal tail hair, 25.5cm wide. 166 Two Kuba hats laket Democratic Republic of Congo raffia, the lighter with printed label from Visual Education Department, Baptist Missionary Society, Congo and inscribed Chief's Hat., 10cm high, and three Tutsi baskets, one with a cover and the smaller with an associated cover. (7) 167 A small collection of Masaai beadwork Kenya including two leather earrings and four necklaces, one with cowrie shells, 23cm wide. (6) 168 A Kuba belt Democratic Republic of Congo beadwork, cloth and shells, 80cm long, two Kuba belt ornaments nkody mupaap, and a Kuba bead and cowrie shell necklace. (4) 169 A Rotse basket Zambia woven fibre, natural and dyed, decorated animals and geometric designs, 20.5cm long, and three Zulu beadwork pieces; two necklaces and a waistband. (4) 170 A Cameroon apron beadwork with a geometric design and of flared rectangular form, with remain of leather belt, 36cm x 47cm, a Cameroon beadwork triangular cache-sex and a geometric panel with cowrie shells. (3) 171 A small collection of necklaces hardstones, glass beads, brass and silver coloured metal. (25) 172 A collection of beads agate, glass, stone, seeds and coral pieces. (qty) 173 A collection of beadwork South and East Africa including three neck rings, three waist panels, three belts, a panel, a bag, a pair of anklets, a single anklet, seven plain neck bands, two neck bands with panels, three with tassels and mother of pearl buttons; one with bells, a double circle neck pie...[more] 174 A small collection of cowrie shells Africa with a silk bag.

11 175 Two West African currency bangles bronze and brass, cast with groups of cowrie shells, 12cm and 9cm wide, two heavy bronze currency bangles with linear and circle decoration, and a cowrie shell and brass bead necklace with a bell pendant. (5) 176 A small collection of glass trade beads Venetian and a facet cut agate necklace. (49) 177 A Zande shield Democratic Republic of Congo basketry with geometric designs and central boss, the reverse with a wooden grip board with fine straw-work, 106cm long. 178 A Mongo shield Democratic Republic of Congo bound rattan with two central pole supports and with four woven geometric designs to the front and back, with a wooden grip board, 136cm high. 179 A Mambila kor shield Cameroon woven palm fibre and two wooden slats, with geometric patterning and a woven fibre handle, 129cm high. 180 Two spears Democratic Republic of Congo wood, iron and copper, one with a pierced blade and with a flattened blade terminal, the other with a patinated blade and linear decorated shaft with a swollen terminal, 176cm and 210cm long. (2) Provenance Count Werner D. Schack ( ) Demark. 181 Six short spears Democratic Republic of Congo wood and iron, two with decorated shafts and one with woven fibre, 127cm - 144cm long. (6) Provenance Captain Heinrich Roy de Rohde. 182 Seven spears Democratic Republic of Congo wood, iron, fibre and brass wire, three with incised shafts and one with a spike terminal, 153.5cm - 180cm long. (7) Provenance Captain Heinrich Roy de Rohde. 183 A Zulu shield South Africa cow hide with a wood pole, the shield 76cm high. 184 A Masaai shield Kenya hide, with painted geometric patterns with a central raised boss, the reverse with a central wooden rib handle, with black and red decoration, inscribed Vosseler and other faint inscriptions, 97cm high. Provenance Heimat-Museum, Hof, Germany. Collected before A Masaai shield Kenya hide and wood, decorated with red and black pigment, saw teeth, crescents and a sun motif, with a rib handle, 104.5cm high. 186 A Cameroon knife and scabbard the blade with incised decoration with a carved wood handle having a mask pommel, the fur covered scabbard with a loop handle, 36.5cm long. (2) 187 A Cameroon knife and scabbard with a shaped blade and leather covered bifurcated handle, the wood scabbard with a loop handle, 55.5cm long. (2) 188 Four African long knives with scabbards including two Masaai, one with bead decoration, the longest 83.5cm. (8) 189 A Salampasu short sword with scabbard Mpuku Democratic Republic of Congo with a shaped blade and carved wood handle, the vellum covered scabbard with three metal strips and a row of fibre framed cowrie shells, 55.5cm long. (2) 190 A Yaka sword with scabbard Mbeeli ya phoko Democratic Republic of Congo with a dot and line decorated blade and a brass wire bound leather grip with brass studs and an open wirework sphere and copper spike to an iron pommel, with a vellum covered scabbard indistinctly inscribed, 73cm long. (2)

12 191 Fourteen knives Democratic Republic of Congo iron, wood and brass, with plain, pierced and linear decorated blades, the longest 52cm. (14) 192 Four Fang knife scabbards Gabon two covered with reptile skin, one with vellum and the fourth with metal wire, 40cm, 33.5cm, 21cm and 18cm long. (4) 193 A West African leather quiver with nine arrows, four with metal tips, and a short wood bow, 132.5cm long. (11) Provenance Captain Heinrich Roy de Rohde. 194 A Ngbandi hippopotamus harpoon Democratic Republic of Congo wood, iron and fibre, with a barbed spear head and twisted shaft, the wooden shaft with fine linear decoration and a spilt lobed knop with carved decoration and with coiled wire, 151.5cm long. Provenance Count Werner D. Schack ( )...[more] 195 A Ngbandi spear Democratic Republic of Congo wood, iron and copper, the cast stepped blade with opposing linear edges with a wooden shaft with incised lines and a split lobed knop with carved decoration, with wire and a knoped terminal, 154cm long. Provenance Count Werner D. Schack ( ) Den...[more] 196 A Bambara zoomorphic ritual vessel Mali terracotta, with a bulbous body having geometric decoration with a ringed neck and antelope head, 36cm high, with a plastic ring stand. (2) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Bonhams, London 4th December 1990, lot 53, stating this vessel was from a site d...[more] 197 A Nok type figure Nigeria terracotta, with a twin lobed coiffure and a coiled neckpiece, holding a staff, 27cm high, on a stand, and an Afghanistan terracotta fragmentary horse, 20cm high, on a stand. (4) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Horse - Peter Sloane, London, A Djenne fragmentary horse and rider Mali terracotta, the rider with large armbands, probably 15th century, 16cm high, on a stand. (2) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Jean-Michel Huguenin, Paris, May A Nok fragmentary figure Nigeria terracotta, with a high knot coiffure and wide neckpieces with bent arms, 18cm high, on a stand, and a Djenne terracotta kneeling Janus headed figure, on a stand. (4) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Nok - Galerie Noir d'ivoire, Paris, March Djenne Janus...[more] 200 A Mangbetu knife Democratic Republic of Congo iron and wood, with a curved ridged blade with three holes and with a part stipple decorated handle, 38cm long. Provenance The David Morris Collection. Ian Auld, London, August A Fang knife Gabon steel, wood and brass, the leaf shape blade with a medial ridge and incised eliptical decoration, 56cm long. Provenance The David Morris Collection. 202 A Fiji ula Melanesia wood, with an onion shape head and with a carved zig-zag grip, 41cm long, a Zulu knobkerrie, with a compressed spherical head and a Zulu butter churner, with a ribbed head. (3) Provenance The David Morris Collection. 203 A Dogon staff Mali wood, of bird head form with a stylized figural finial, with blackened patina, 58cm high, a Dogon staff with a curved top with carved zig-zag decoration, a Bambara ritual adze with a crest and iron blade, another Dogon staff and an iron staff. (5) Provenance The David Morris Colle...[more] 204 Three Yoruba Osanyin staffs Nigeria iron with crowns of birds, one with a chameleon/bird finial and with incised decoration to the flattened shaft, 48cm, 49cm and 53cm high, on stands. (6) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Ian Auld, London, 1990 (2) Portobello Market, February A pair of Yoruba Edan staffs Nigeria brass, male and female with a link chain, 21.5cm high, and a Yoruba Edan staff, on a stand. (4) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Pair - Bonhams, Chelsea, 24th March 1993, Lot 4. Staff - Bonhams, 4th July 1991, Lot 188.

13 206 Three Yoruba Ibori Nigeria cowrie shells, cloth and hide, of conical form with spherical finials, symbolising the inner head, 16.5cm the highest. (3) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Two - Ian Auld, London, December Two Nigerian bracelets beadwork, leather and cloth, 10cm and 11cm diameter, two Mossi whistles, one with a chain, a doll with beadwork and fibre hair and a West African sceptre shape beater. (6) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Bracelets - Ian Auld, London, A Baule loom beater Ivory Coast wood, reed and leather, 21cm wide, two weaving shuttles, a Middle Eastern weaving comb, with metal mounts, another comb, two African animal neck bells and a bell rattle. (8) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Loom beater - Christie's, South Kensington, 22nd Novem...[more] 209 A Frafra anklet Ghana bronze, with crescent, chevron and bead decoration, 8cm high, two bronze / brass currency bangles, a brass wire arm band, a Burkina Faso crescent pendant and a shield shape ring, an Ethiopian ring pendant, a ring with a blade, another with a bell, five brass wire bangles and a...[more] 210 A Dogon circlet Mali iron, and hung with various charms, 20cm long, four similar chains, seven Liberian iron Buji currency, a West African horse ring bit, a Nigerian currency hoe, a rod with two bells, a pair of brass anklets, a pair of brass stirrups, a single stirrup, a Dahomey brass figure holdin...[more] 211 An Ibo mask Nigeria wood, with linear decoration, 19.5cm high. Provenance The David Morris Collection. Bonhams, London, December A Kuba Lele mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood, carved, pierced and applied decoration, 24cm high, on a stand. (2) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Galerie Alain Lecomte, Paris, March Five Ethiopian and Masaai gourds with leather and cowrie shells, four with stoppers or covers, the highest 43cm. (9) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Joss Graham January Portobello Market, African Escape, December 1993 & January Four Turkana food bowls Kenya wood, with turned in side rims, two with incised decoration and hide handles, 25.5cm the longest, an Oromo wood mortar, a Dogon clay pot with an iron band and a clay pot with an everted rim. (7) Provenance The David Morris Collection. 215 A Senufo dance horse Ivory Coast wood, leather, fibre, fur, brass and iron, with an applied seat and the neck hung with bells and bound charms, the neck with a hoop and long chain, 37.5cm high. Provenance The David Morris Collection. Jean-Michel Huguenin, Paris, October Three Kirdi aprons Cameroon beadwork, fibre, beads and buttons, 46cm the longest, a Samburu / Turkana hide apron with metal beads, a Himba metal studded neckpiece, two Hausa leather pouches, a Nigerian horse hair, cloth and bead neckpiece and a Kirdi cloth shirt with embroidered panels with buttons...[more] 217 A Kirdi cache-sex Cameroon iron, fibre and coconut disks, 17cm wide, two North Nigerian ritual adzes, with copper wire and with traces of decoration, and a Dogon knife with a carved wood Janus figure handle, on a stand. (5) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Cache-sex - Jean-Pierre Laprunge, Pa...[more] 218 A Kenyan stool wood, with a circular dished top on four legs with pointed moulded tops, 23cm high, 32cm diameter. Provenance The David Morris Collection. Ian Auld, London, April A trumpet Democratic Republic of Congo antelope horn, with brass binding and nails, with circular mouthpiece and printed collection number 538, 46cm long. Provenance The David Morris Collection. Ex Baptist Missionary Society collection, Christie's, South Kensington, 26th September 1989, Lot 92.

14 220 A Djenne bracelet Mali bronze, cast in two parts with plaited decoration, possibly 14th/16th century, 11.5cm wide, on a stand. (3) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Ian Auld, London, June An Aboriginal coolomon Australia wood, with grooved linear decoration and with ochre pigment, the interior with remains of a white pigment, 38cm long. Provenance The David Morris Collection. 222 Two Thai Buddha heads bronze, 12.5cm and 5cm high, both mounted, a Thai bronze standing deity, two Kausumbi sandstone heads, a Mauryan fertility figure, a South Indian small bronze deity, a seated bronze Buddha and a Cambodia stone head. (14) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Peter Sloane, Lon...[more] 223 A Nepal ghurra wood with a thick black patina, 21cm high, a Nepal wood phurbu, three sceptres of architectural form, one on a stand, a prayer wheel, a bird finial, a carved architectural element with a lion and a carved and polychrome beast end finial. (10) Provenance The David Morris Collection. 224 A Karok basket West Coast America woven grass, with four chequer bands, 19cm high, seven Nepalese differing cylindrical containers and two square containers with divided interiors. (13) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Karok basket - Bonhams, London, 4th December 1990, lot A Konyak hat Nagaland, India woven cane, fibre and dyed animal hair, 23cm high. Provenance The David Morris Collection. Frontiers, London, A Kulango spoon Ivory Coast wood, blackened with a conical pounding finial, 24cm long, on a stand, a Mali wood ladle, with metal repairs, a dipper ladle, two gourd containers and two Sulawesi rice spoons. (8) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Kulango spoon - Lionel Adeur, Paris, June A Narino vessel Columbia, circa AD earthenware with polychrome strip decoration, 17cm high, a Veracruz pottery head, on a stand, a Mimbres black on white clay bowl, a Colima pottery jaguar head, on a stand and a Maya clay head, on a stand. (8) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Narino v...[more] 228 An Admiralty Island spear Papua New Guinea, Melanesia wood with a swollen tip and a carved central section with barbs, two pierced holes and concentric linear designs to a swollen end, 159cm long. Provenance The David Morris Collection. 229 A Chancay textile fragment Peru decorated birds and scrolls, 53cm x 44cm, framed and glazed, three Chancay textile fragments, two framed together, and two Peru feather bands. (5) Provenance The David Morris Collection. 230 A Pygmy barkcloth apron Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo with painted circle decoration, 64cm long, framed and glazed, and a similar mask, 31cm, high, framed and glazed and two Kuba cloths. (4) Provenance The David Morris Collection. Pygmy apron - L'Accrosonge, Paris, October A Cook Islands tapa cloth fragment Polynesia with a chequer design of a central star motif in red and black in a radiating square and angled lines, with a handwritten label on the reverse stating Native cloth from Rarotonga or Aitutaki given to Mrs Starling by Revd. John Williams...circa 1838, 84 x...[more] 232 A Suku mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood and fibre, the face divided with two colour stains, 58cm high. 233 A Chokwe mask Angola wood, with incised and painted decoration, with a fibre and shredded tyre coiffure with cloth and beads, 30cm high. 234 A Lega mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood, kaolin and fibre, 28cm high, excluding the beard.

15 235 A Chokwe mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood with a banded front coiffure, facial scarifications, recessed coffee bean eyes and filed teeth, 24cm high. 236 A Luena mask Angola wood, feathers, fibre and beads, with earrings, dot scarification and filed teeth, 32cm high. 237 A Bambara zoomorphic mask Mali wood with an encrusted patina and traced of white and red pigment, with short ears, pronounced brow and an open mouth showing teeth and tongue, 26cm high. 238 A Chokwe mask Angola wood, with scarifications and metal studs, aluminium tokens, the fibre coiffure with beads and with a net collar, 29cm high. 239 A Pende mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood with tube eyes and square mouth with pierced holes to the face, with white, red and black pigment and an encrusted coiffure, 24cm high. 240 An African skeleton wood, carved in a standing position, 109cm high. 241 A Luguru articulated female figure Tanzania wood, hide and aluminium, standing with a crested coiffure, heart shape face, articulated arms, with coverings over her breasts and waist, 111cm high. 242 A Senufo maternity figure Ivory Coast wood, modelled seated on a stool and holding an infant, 63.5cm high, on a stand. (2) 243 A Moba Tchitcherik figure Togo wood with a cloth band, 56.5cm high, on a stand. (2) 244 A Ubangi standing figure Democratic Republic of Congo wood with head turned to the right, 37cm high. 245 A Mambila figure Cameroon wood with inset pegs and pigment finish, 40.5cm high. 246 A Yaka figure Democratic Republic of Congo wood, cloth, fibre and a bird talon, 35.5cm high. 247 A Hemba half figure Democratic Republic of Congo wood with a charge recess to the head, 16cm high, on a stand. (2) 248 A Punu mask Gabon wood, with kaolin, red and black pigment, having a high tripartite coiffure, three diamond shape facial scarifications, curved slit eyes and pursed lips, with a printed label 3.Gaboon, 30cm high. 249 A Kuba headdress Democratic Republic of Congo woven fibre, cowrie shells and coloured beads, 21cm high. 250 A Yoruba crown Nigeria beadwork and cloth, decorated masks and symbols, with applied birds and a detachable bird finial, 56cm high, excluding the fringe, on a stand. (3) Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 251 A Kuba helmet mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood, sheet copper, beads, hide, fabric, cowrie shells and seeds, 26cm high. 252 A Benin memorial head uhunmwun elao wood, carved with a high collar and inset eyes and forehead scarifications, four missing, above a lattice headdress, the sides with open handles to conical bosses, the left side with a straight feather ornament, the recess back with top and base apertures, late 19...[more] 253 A Lega mask Democratic Republic of Congo wood with kaolin and with a fibre beard, the mask 20cm high.

16 254 A Baule mask Ivory Coast wood, with a ribbed coiffure and with white pigment to the eyes and mouth, with mouth grip, 31cm high, on a stand. (2) 255 An Idoma dance crest Nigeria wood, modelled as a head with wooden inserted peg coiffure, sharp facial features including filed teeth and relief discs in front of the ears, the flared neck with a pierced base, 36cm high. Provenance Ex Frank Dalvin, London. 256 A Fon cockerel Dahomey, Benin brass, repousse decorated and inlaid bone eyes, on a wood base, the underside with inventory number 28, 33.5cm high. Provenance Ernest Ohly, Berkeley Galleries, London. 257 A Yoruba female figure Nigeria iron, with a braided coiffure, 19.5cm high. 258 A pair of Yoruba Ogboni kneeling figures Nigeria brass, male and female with a chain link with a nut and a mask terminal pin, 9.5cm high. 259 No lot. 260 An Ashanti box and cover Ghana brass, embossed bands of animals and geometric patterns, with a domed cover and pierced base, 19th century, 18cm high. (2) Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 261 A Benin leopard Nigeria bronze, with fine dot and ring decoration, the head with barred teeth and raised whiskers, the eyes with eliptical voids and with fine linear decorated ears, 48cm high. Provenance The British Empire and Commonwealth Museum, Bristol. Exhibited Breaking the Chains, 2007, Bristo...[more] 262 Five Yoruba torques Nigeria bronze, 16cm cm wide. (5) 263 A collection of eighteen bracelets Africa and Naga bronze, brass and copper, including a Bobo type with eight spikes, a Nigeria twisted coil type, two Yoruba with masks, four Ivory Coast with bird and crocodile surmounts. (18) 264 Four Yoruba ceremonial rattles Nigeria brass, including a pair, 20cm wide, a Yoruba brass armband, four brass disk pendants and two anklets. (11) 265 A Congo currency crescent bronze, faceted with linear and diced decoration, 18.5cm long, a N'gombe brass neck ring, a Nigerian bronze currency torque, with bolster ends and three torques/bangles. (6) 266 A collection of ten armbands Africa brass including an Igbo type with ribbed and incised decoration, 28cm long, another Kapsiki, one with herringbone decoration and seven coil types. (10) 267 Three Akan brass gold weights Ivory Coast a leopard, 5cm long, a coiled snake, 2.7cm diameter, two cockerels, 2.7cm high. (3) Provenance French Colonial collection, collected in the 1920's. 268 A Benin figural group Nigeria bronze, with seated figures, each holding a ceremonial sword, on a long seat with ribbed conical finials, 25.5cm high. 269 A pair of Ibo armbands Nigeria brass of tapering form, decorated geometric patterns and ribbing, 28cm long. (2) Provenance ex Mrs S. Collins, UK, by descent, collected by her Grandfather who was working in Nigeria in the 1930's - 40's. 270 Three Nigerian bells bronze, including one with pattern sides and a relief mask, with a reeded loop handle, another with flared sides and a relief face, with a clapper and the third with relief lizards and masks, with a cloth covered handle, 12.7cm, 17cm and 22.5cm high. (3)

17 271 A Nigerian priest's pendant with a group of miniature blacksmiths tools, suspended on a bar with a link chain, 11.5cm the longest tool, and a Yoruba bronze zoomorphic rattle, Nigeria, the four linked animals with pierced and incised decoration, 16.5cm wide. (2) Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 272 A Dahomey brass group Ghana of two figures, one carrying a boar in a basket whilst the other holding a large knife, 16.cm high, on a rectangular base, and a Ghana bronze bell, cast snakes with a loop handle and knopped finial, 18th century, 12cm high. (2) Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 273 A Zulu staff South Africa wood, with an open wheel finial having a burnished exterior and with a part spiraled handle, 54cm long. 274 A Zulu staff South Africa wood with faceted axe blade, with alternate scorched decoration, the shaft with two notches under the blade, the terminal later drilled, 70cm long. 275 A Zulu staff finial South Africa wood carved a female figure with a crested coiffure and wearing a Western skirt, with pokerwork staining, 32cm high, with a stand. (2) 276 A New Caledonia club Melanesia wood, with an irregular bulbous head and a stepped grip, 65cm long, and a New Caledonia club with a sennit attachment, 55.5cm long. (2) 277 A Gogo club Tanzania wood, with a carved head having a crested coiffure, 75.5cm long, a Zulu wood staff with a disc finial, 101cm long, and two South Afrcian knobkerries, one with a bi-flanged grip. (4) 278 A Zulu staff South Africa wood, with a circle finial with a ribbed outer edge above a horizontal bar, 139cm long. 279 A Kenyan staff wood, carved an officer wearing a peaked cap, a short sleeved jacket with epaulettes, shorts and boots, with a cane, 97.5cm long. 280 An Ethiopian footed bowl wood, the outside with allover linear and dot carved decoration with a deep red and black patina, the outside edge with a small loop handle, 43cm diameter, 18cm high. Provenance Marvin Chasim, London. 281 A Zulu bowl South Africa wood with burnished decoration and carved a lion's head to the underside, with an open handle, 33cm wide. Provenance Monika Wengraf, London. 282 A Zulu staff South Africa wood, with pokerwork staining, carved a male figure with a ring headdress and a beard and wearing a loin cloth, 122cm long. 283 A Tsonga staff South Africa wood with a standing male figure wearing a head ring and a lion cloth, with burnished decoration, 86.5cm long. 284 A Kamba staff Kenya wood, with a standing Officer figure finial, 159cm long, and a Zulu staff, wood and tin, 141cm long. (2) 285 A Tsonga prestige staff Mozambique wood, with a standing male finial with staring eyes and holding a small shield and wearing a loin cloth and apron, 95.5cm long. Provenance The Reverend A J S Lewis, Mayor of Capetown in Thence by descent. 286 A Yoruba mask Nigeria wood with a black patina and white eyes, with a rounded chin, the edge with small holes for further attachment, 19cm high. 287 A Yoruba Gelede mask Nigeria wood and cloth with polychrome decoration, the bearded face with a large pair of hare ears joined by a drum and a hare to the reverse, 40cm high. Provenance Monika Wengraf, London.