23 x 20 cm. (bag)
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Cameroon, cowry-cotton dance skirt and cowry tassles, copper plate decorations, Kirdi cache-sex and iron currency in form of hooks.
various sizes
[box]
a.o. Chinese hat feathers, Abelam, bone dagger, Naga, bronze armlet and a copper alloy dance belt with bells.
various sizes
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a white agate, a dolorite stone, a millefiori glass, a blue glass beads and a Mali, stone-agate necklace, ca. 1ste Mill BCE.
L. 46 - 30 cm.
[5]
with open curled designs.
L. 32/17/8,5 and 8,5 cm.
[6]
showing six solid silver alloy circular pendants and a central rond thin silver alloy pendant with a hammered design. Herewith Birma, Chin, two necklaces with metal bells and one with blue glass beads.
L. ca. 41 / 46 and 41 cm.
[3]
with brass and shell beads. Herewith two others with round and faceted agate beads.
L. 36/39 and 40 cm.
[3]
L. 53 and diam. 10,5 - 8,5 cm.
[4]
with pearl inlay.
L. 92,5 cm.
Provenance: B.C. Galleries, Armadale, Australia. Collected ca. 1940.
[1]
herewith a bronze European statue.
h. 7,5 - 16 cm.
Provenance: C.P. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired before 1942.
[6]
four masks, a soapstone figure, a metal pendant and a wooden figure on a metal stand.
various sizes
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surmounted by a standing anthropomorphic figure painted in red pigments.
L. 117 cm.
Provenance: Dutch private collection, 1970's.
[1]
surmounted by a seated female figure. (with remnant of pigment)
H. 126 cm.
Provenance: private Dutch collection, 1970's-1980's.
[1]
with layers of offering patina.
h. 63 cm.
Provenance: Klaas Gubbels (born 1934). On a self made oak stand.
[1]
wearing a fringed cloth, magical pouches on the arms and dark brown patina.
h. 56 cm. mounted
Provenance: Taylor Dale, New Mexico; Private collection USA; Bruno Frey, France.
[1]
with bright painted colors and plantfiber hairdress.
L. 41 cm. mounted
[1]
wearing necklaces of glass- and wooden beads.
h. 29 cm.
[2]
surmounted by a seated anthropomorphic figure with projecting arms.
h.53 cm.
[1]
(part of base missing)
h. 31,5 cm.
Provenance: Africa Museum, Cadier en Keer.
[1]
with an elongated forehead, torso and bend legs. The forehead with engraved geometrical lines and a fine scarification on the belly. Weathered and with grey-brown patina.
h. 125 cm.
Provenance: Collection David van de Kop (1937-1994) a Dutch sculptor
[1]
wearing a beaded band and showing layers of offerings.
h. 31 cm.
[1]
surported a cockerel packing a snake, the lid surmounted by a feline. With pigments.
h. 53 cm.
Provenance: From the estate of Hans van der Kamp (1949-2022), Antiquariaat Minerva, The Hague.
[1]
showing engraved geometrical patterns and remnants of red and black pigments.
L. 69 cm.
[1]
h. 14 and 30 cm.
[2]
in stylized abstract anthropomorphic form
h. 66 cm.
[1]
surmounted by a seated female figure,. (restored)
h. 87 cm.
decorated with geometrical carvings and tow circulair holes.
diam. 17 cm. mounted.
Provenance: Thomas Wheelock, NY. Publ. 'The Land of the Flying Masks', Christopher D. Roy, Munich, 2007, nr. 306.
[1]
elaborate hairstyle and with accents in black and white pigments.
h.26 cm. on custom stand
Bought at a Amsterdam Tribal Art Galery, ca. 1974. Private Dutch collection.
[1]
with a crack and painted in white, black and lips in red accent.
L. 27 cm.
[1]
h. 9 - 24 cm.
[11]
one male and female figure
h. 26 and 22 cm. mounted
Provenance: Schlomo Koren, Dutch artist (1932-2013.
[2]
with carved arms and legs and markings on its left side. With weathered open top.
h. 140 cm. on custom metal stand.
Provenance: Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels; Ben Spanberg, Amsterdam.
[1]
h. 18 cm. mounted.
Provenance: Joseph Herman, Christie's Amsterdam, 2000, ex lot 217, part lot.
[1]
with circle dot eyes.
h. 35,5 cm.
Provenance: Bryan Reeves, London, 2012.
[1]
with offering patina. Herewith a weathered standing West African figure.
h. 73 and 101 cm. on oak blocks.
Provenance: Klaas Gubbels (born 1934). On a self made oak stand.
[2]
h. 28 cm. mounted
Published: 'The Harrie Heinemans Collection, the pleasure of collecting African art', 1986, page 30, nr. 46. Salon, Sanne Nies, Eindhoven and Private Dutch collection. For Heinemans this was one of his most beloved African masker.
[1]
decorated with aluminium strips, seven horns and a ridged nose bridge.
L. 40 cm. mounted
Provenance: Lucas Ratton, Paris. Published in his Bambara catalogue.
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