African terracotta "Zoomorph Teapot" in the shape of an elephant Dating from the 1950s The blackness of the earth is due to cooking over a wood fire. Weight 2 kgs
Very important and decorative large vintage tribal tiki hut totem mask carved from a palm trunk. black lacquered iron base, total height 234 cm, mask height 204 cm. circa 1940-50
Very beautiful and well-preserved vintage terracotta vessel with removable lid from the Congo region,
Bakongo ethnic group.
The fine decoration is partly engraved, but also modeled - houses, birds, [...]
Totem sculpture in burnt oak by the Belgian artist Jacky De Maeyer, born in 1938 in Ostend.
The sculpture has an anthropomorphic form with influences from African art.
Height 96cm x head diameter 31[...]
Very beautiful African wooden hair comb, signed and dated, very good quality in a remarkable patina, in its own juice! In very good state of conservation! Dimensions: 23 cm long by 8 cm wide. Notice t[...]
Interesting globular vase on terracotta pedestal with incised grid decoration decorated with a frieze of stylized white flowers. On the underside is visible a cooking fel (see photo)
Handicraft work [...]
France, 1960s, very pretty and atypical terracotta sculpture in Africanist style depicting a female character represented standing, hands resting on her stomach. Atypical creation of very good quality[...]
A statue representing a man in a loincloth In sculpted patinated wood... With painted eyes From the 1960s/70s (it's always difficult to be right to date their production...!) In good condition... Orig[...]
Set of two large Bwaba jars from Burkina Faso around 1950 - 60 in terracotta. Anthropomorphic jars whose head is removable and serves as a lid. All the jars are covered on the walls with mystical anim[...]
Ensemble de 3 coupelles en faïence, présentant chacune un visage masculin différent, et surmontées d'un boomerang.
Hauteur 11 cm, largeur 9 cm
Un des visages semble légèrement effacé
350 € p[...]
Rare pair of large African masks of the 50s. One represents a man in profile, bearded and covered with a headdress and the other a woman. Each of the two masks is fixed on a metal rod mounted a base o[...]
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