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consisting of two feather hair pins, two braided plant fibre ear sticks and a shell beaded arm ornament
L. ca. 22 - 35 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam, 1983, ear sticks and one hair pin.
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L. 72 and 40 cm.
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depicting four vertical rows of each two reptilians in red, white, blue and black beads and palaquium seed pod pendants.
h. 58 and w. 45 cm.
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and two other Melanesian body ornaments
L. 62,5; 45 and 22,5 cm.
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one Malaita dance wand showing a standing anthropomorph with two birds, the other in the form of a half moon, the inner curve ridged.
H. 46 and 52,5 cm.
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obsidian spear head, the cuff showing a configuration of plant fibre and coix seeds.
L. 173,7 and top 32,5 cm.
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traces of red, white and black pigments.
L. 94,5 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam, 1994.
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Crescent-shaped top with holes for cut shell (here missing).
w. 33 cm.
Provenance: Anthony J.P. Meyer, Paris 1989; acquired on Paneate by Harry Beran and Anthony Meyer.
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the top with a carved spirit mask, the blade showing a geometric pattern.
L. 183,7 cm.
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the pattern on the blade in relief with black pigment.
L. 165 cm.
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depicting stylised anthropomorphs in red on a white ground below an anthropomorphic finial, sago leaf tassels. (tjemen restored)
H. 183,5 cm.
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one with grooved pattern.
L. 89 and 61 cm.
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Herewith an African bronze armlet.
D. 17,2 and 14 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Mabuhay, Amsterdam 1985, one teke band.
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connected by a chain and with metal pins.
H. 23,8 cm.
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h. 15 and 8,5 cm.
Provenance for the Dan mask: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam.
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two enclosing shell material, one with coconut shell rings finial
H. 22,5; 26 and 28,7 cm.
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finely incised pattern, partly pierced.
H. 17,5 cm.
Provenance: Willem Zwiep, Amsterdam, 1994.
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the bone handle shaped as a horned anthropomorphic face, the coconut shell with a finely carved human face.
L. 12,5 cm., mounted and 7,5 cm.
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depicting a monkey head, in white and black pigments.
L. 26 cm.
Provenance: Willem Zwiep, Amsterdam, 1994.
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depicting an anthropomorphic figure holding a half figure in its mouth and hands.
h. 11,4 cm. mounted.
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wood, coix seeds, feathers, shell
H. 24 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam 1990's.
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depicting a squatting spirit figure and an upside down diminutive figure below.
H. 10,5 cm., mounted
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the head crowned by a biforked headdress, face showing moustache and beard, black details.
H. 24,6 cm.
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h. 47,5 cm. mounted
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam 1980; Rheinische Missionsgesellschaft, Barmen-Wupperthal, Germany. Familie Donath, Wupperthal, Germany. Exhibited: Rotterdam, Nieuwe Instituut, “Built Homecoming”: The House of Aldo and Hannie van Eyck, 12 September 2024-15 January 2025
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showing a raised arm with armband and a paralel projection with two holes, encrusted black patina.
H. 54,7 cm.
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topped by a standing anthropomorphic figure with free carved arms.
H. 35 cm., mounted
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H. 8 - 34,5 cm.
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all with an intricate pokerwork pattern.
H. 18 - 21 cm., mounted.
H.J.A. Raedt van Oldenbarnevelt; Tropenmuseum until 1983, inv. nrs 26-446, 26-446a; 26-447a, 26-439; Christie's Amsterdam 1983. Exhibited: Rotterdam, Nieuwe Instituut, “Built Homecoming”: The House of Aldo and Hannie van Eyck, 12 September 2024-15 January 2025
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the mats showing clan related emblems, the two bands with porcelain buttons. all with old inv. nrs 26-114; 123 and 127; 26/102a-b (strings)
Provenance: Raedt van Oldenbarnevelt before 1914; Tropenmuseum 1914-1983; Christie's, Amsterdam.
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showing a pattern a.o. anthropomorphic figures with raised arms.
187 x 124 cm. (fringes)
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plaited lontar palm decorated with an applied blackened pattern.
w. 25,5 and 29,6 cm.
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mother of pearl grater and plant fibre binding. With local restaurations.
L. 50 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam, 1990's; The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Art Collection.
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with shells and woven geometric design, conus shell and bone beads.
L. ca. 120 cm. (without fringes)
Provenance: Willem Zwiep, Amsterdam, 1994.
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one lid with a standing cock, the other with a janus bird.
h. 31 and 26 cm.
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on a high pedestal of three various types of wood, the other dulang with fluted foot
h. 34 and 19,2 cm.
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consisting a very fine horn ear pendant of ten interlocking serrated circles. A girdle consting of seven strings and wooden spacers and two plaited plantfiber ornaments of blackened pandan leaves. (in three parts)
L. 19, 62 and 51,5 cm.
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one side with relief showing a spirit figure. With bright pigments.
L. 67 cm. mounted
Provenance: Mathias L.J. Lemaire, Amsterdam, 1976
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the skirt with plaited plant fiber, pig tale pendants and animal skin. In red, yellow, white and blue.
w. 34 and L. ca. 60 and L. 27 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam, 1988, bailer shell
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