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the central forehead ridge continues in a beak-shaped nose separating the oval eyes with bulbous lids, holes along the periphery of the face.
L. 29,3 cm. with stand
Provenance: private French collection.
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with mirrored anthropomorphic head and disc shaped eyes in white on a dark ground.
L 52 cm. mounted.
Provenance: W. Kleinman, Amsterdam. Private German collection.
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the handle carved free showing a standing female figure with hands touching the breasts.
h. 64,5 cm.
Provenance: Father Emile Andreoli, OFM, Woerden. Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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the bulbus body torso ending in a peg. Ref. Boulay, the Nacre (arms missing)
h. 37,5 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's. Ref. Reunion des Musees Nationaux, De Jade et de Nacre, 1990. p. 112, cat. 33 and fig. 58
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carved with a beak nosed anthropomorphic face, turmanating in a complex tapering panel with two birds in relief, on the reverse an anthropmorphic face and boddy. Blackish patina.
L. 107 cm.
Provenance: Auction Paul Brandt, Amsterdam, April 1969, lot nr. 1522. Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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With black pigments and with a written number at the back.
L. 8,4 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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with braided rattan bands and a delicately carved wooden hornbill. The budd with a star shaped design.
L. 92,7 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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the eyes with traces of red pigments, a nose ornament and a small mouth. With traces of white pigment.
H. 37,5 cm.
Provenance: Stichting Afrika-Centrum, Cadier en Keer, 1974. Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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surmounted by a bent forward figure. With traces of white and red pigments
L. 51,5 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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the front showing a male and female figure standing in an oposite position. With traces of black and white pigments.
L. 80,5 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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the arms in a W-position; the face with traces of red and white pigments, yellow eye sockets. An inv. nr. in white ink 71.10.28 on the bottom.
H. 71,5 cm., mounted
Provenance: Ben Hunter, London; Loed van Bussel (1935-2018), Amsterdam; Museum der Steyler Mission, Sankt Augustin; Dr. Georg Höltker SVD (1895-1976), between 1936 and 39.
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standing figure emerging from a janiform head, coix seeds, parinarum paste and obsidian spear head, mounted on a wooden shaft.
L. 177,3 and 33 cm. high (top only)
Provenance: Aldo en Hannie van Eyck Collection.
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decorated with low relief carving and six protruding buds.
H. 72 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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in black white and red pigments, plant fiber ornamentsand cowry shell eyes.
h. 25 cm. mounted
Provenance: Harvey Menist, Ouderkerk a/d Amstel, Holland, before 1979.
both ends with an anthropomorphic face, marine motifs along the sides. The bottom also carved with various marine motifs.
L. 95 cm.
Provenance: Acquired from Loed van Bussel, 1980's. Private European collection.
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carved with an expresive face and free carved arms. (restored)
H. 49 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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with three compartments, both ends carved with anthropomorphic half figures and a diamond shaped platter in the centre. With red and white pigments. On the reverse a written inventory number E.T.63.8.8. (refering to Tilburg Missie Museum) (one oval bowl with two restorations)
L. 119 cm.
Provenance: collected before 1963. Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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the head topped by a kuskus, high placed pierced ears, the triangular face filed with thick white pigments, the free carved arms holding an unidentified object. Some details with black and white pigments.
h. 46 cm. mounted.
Provenance: Paul Brandt, Amsterdam, 13-17 December 1971, lot nr. 2094. Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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in the stylized shape of a parrot's head with a carved quadruped. With a plant fiber collar and cowrie shells.
h. 39,5 cm. mounted
Provenance: Paul Wirz (1892-1955), Zurich / Basel, Switzerland (field-collected in the 1930s) John & Marcia Friede, Rye, NY, USA. A comparable object published in "New Guinea Art", Masterpieces from the Jolika Collection of Marcia and John Friede, San Francisco 2005, Vol. 1, cat. 192.
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Th upper part showing several superimposed anthropomorphs, animals, surmounted by a standing anthropomorph topped by a human head, several pukpuk holes, the lower part with two anthropomorphs and reptiles in between.
H. 163,5 cm.
Provenance: Acquired from Bob Hales, Kensington Church Street, London; Lawrence Sundae, Kopenhagen. Private European collection.
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the limbs and fence carved in bas-relief around a massive centre.
h. 20,8 cm.
Ref.: Corbey, Raymond (2019), Korwar, p. 133 fig. 102 for a similar item being a transition between a regular and a so-called block korwar.
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the ends with two stylized tiki heads and a fine curvilinear and intricately carved pattern.
ca. 48 x 12 x 10 cm
Provenance: Paris, dealer, 1980's. Private Amsterdam collection.
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with pierced through ears , cowry shell eyes, traces of re and black pigments, the headdress with cowry shells and human hair.
L. 41,5 cm.
Provenance, Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany. Zemanek-Munster, 27 feb. 2016 lot 63
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h. 101, w. 31 and d. 27 cm.
Provenance: Ex collection, Solvit and ex collection Alain Schoffel.
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showing a rare iconography, depicting fish, a hornbill, with cocorell head. (restored)
L. 58 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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with rattan bindings and decorations of a stylized bird and the other showing a reptile.
L. 83,7 and 76,4 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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the smaller drum with red and yellow pigment, the handle terminating in bird heads. The larger black pigmented with a handle showing two crocodile heads.
h. 38,7 and 47 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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With an arched short nose, broad painted patterns, the movable jaw attached by the original plant fiber threads and with a pair of wooden ear ornaments. With black, yellow, white and red pigments.
H. 34 cm.
Provenance: ex collection KNIL Colonel, Dhr. E., who was stationed in the Dutch East Indies between 1905 and 1921. He was gifted this mask during his tenure. Part of the collection of objects that were collected in those years were partly sold and gifted to the Museum Volkenkunde Leiden in 1955. For a reference mask see Yale Museum, ILE2012.30.192, once from the collection of Andre Breton, for a mask with a comparable nose and painted patterns.
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the handle carved as an aso head with suspension hole.
L. 30,5 cm.
Provenance: Pierre Loos, Brussels. Private European collection.
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torso and thighs with low relief patterning. (arm restored)
H. 76 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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painted in bright red, white and black. Wearing a headdress
h. 48 cm. on custom made stand.
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elbows resting on the raised knees with a carved accolade in detail, holding a waisted fence with hollowed circles in front.
h. 30 cm.
Provenance: Old Dutch family collection, gifted to the grandparents by friends who did missionary work in the 1950's. Inherited by descent.
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L. 31,5 cm.
Provenance: Acquired from Peter Adler, London. Private European collection.
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details with low relief carving.
H. 90 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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the open worked handle showing various bird heads. Timpanum damaged.
H. 92 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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L. 63,5 cm.
Provenance: Acquired from Peter Adler, London. Private European collection.
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shark teeth and plant fiber attachements.
L. 72,6 cm. custom made stand.
Provenance: Acquired from Bruce Frank, New York. Private European collection.
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shark teeth, wood and plant fiber lashing.
h. 67,5 cm. mounted.
Provenance: Acquired from Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels. Private European collection.
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shark teeth lashed on a wooden blade.
L. 75,5 cm. custom made stand.
Provenance: Rosman Collection, New York and Acquired from Kevin Conru, Brussel. Private European collection.
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the shaft with low relief carvings, the top with a zoomorphic head in high relief.
L. 222 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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showing an anthropomorphic male figure with raised arms and legs, surmounted by an open worked bird flanked by beaks. Details in white, yellow and black pigments.
H. 182 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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greyish patina with traces of red and white pigments.
H. 36 cm. on custom made stand.
Provenance: Michael Hamson, Palos Verdes Estates, USA, 2019. Published in: Hamson, ad., 2011, 'Art of the Boiken', nr. 29.
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the flat ornament decorated with geometrical carvings. Herewith a West Papua bone dagger.
h. 23,5 ; 20,5 and 24,5 cm. on custom made stands.
Provenance: Michael Hamson, Palos Verdes Estates, CA, USA. Private Amsterdam collection. With numbered labels.
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the handles at the end in the shape of mythological spirit figures.
Provenance: Michael Hamson, Palos Verdes Estates, LA. USA.
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the front showing a star motiv and three red mopere on black pigmented grounds
H. 153 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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the bottom marked with a star shape with two concentric carved circles. With traces of white pigments.
L. 36 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch family collection, built over two generations between 1950's - 1980's.
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consisting of two registers in the upper part two birds, in the lower part, two heads.
h. 27,2 cm. mounted.
Provenance: private collection Utrecht, possibly Harvey Menist, before 1979.
decorated with engraved floral motifs and showing in high relief a standing ancestor figure, riding a projecting horse figure.
53 x 43 cm.
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