Carved wooden figure of African man, Gabon origin. About 26 inches tall. Very good condition. Circa before 1920.

African ironwood multi-figural carving. 13 inches high. Mid 20th century.

African Ivory Coast Baule carved wooden figure. Female ancestral fugure? 16 inches high. Circa 19th century.

African ivory figure. 6 3/4 inches long. 20th century. Circa 1940.

Heavy bronze figure of a long haired two hump variety African Camel. No mark. Possibly 19th century European. Solid casting. About 6 1/4 tall. About 6 1/2 inches long.

African (Nigerian)(Nupi?) bronze bracelet. 19th century. Burial patina. Outside diameter about 4 1/2 inches, inside diameter about 2 1/4 inches. Height about 2 1/2 inches.

Finely carved African or Oceanic effigy slit drum c. 19th century. Still echoes a fine sound. Measures 22.25 inches in length. Old repair to the raised arms of the figure.

African carved wood Punu mask, (Gabon). Old inactive worm holes. Minimal remains of kaolin near left ear.

Rare African Stone Carving of a Seated Hermaphrodite figure attributed to the Sapi Culture. Similar example can be viewed in Sotheby's Tribal Art Catalog dated 5/18/92. Measures 6.75 inches high. Amazing details. Smooth hole in top of head for offerings. Minimal residual burial patina.

Early 20th century pair of American brass candlestick holders. Measure 10.00 inches in height each. Classic design.

Early American carved wooden box in the form of a fish. Probably used for fish hooks or needles (possibly net making needles.). Hinged cover with rigaree style etching of eyes, mouth, scales, etc. Unsigned. Note with provenance inside. Age cracks. 6 1/4 inches long. Circa early 19th century.

Fine American folk art copy of Northwest Indian (Nootka) totem pole c. early 20th century. Measures 14.25 inches in height. Mounted on wood base. Made from round closet rod or similar wood.