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Collection of tribal and ethnic items including two large painted face masks, tallest 104cm high, three further face masks, two wooden carved figures and a carved panel  Condition Report The small shield and boomerang are no longer in this lot. Please see updated photo.

Kukri knife, tribal bamboo baton holder, vintage cards and pens etc

Oceanic tribal paddle (possibly Fijian), Pigmy bow with arrows, wild boar tusk native adornment, gourd shaped fruit bottle

Afrikanische Vasengefäß, Ton, dunkel patiniert, hochbauchiges, rundes Gefäß, auf der Wandung geometrisches Tribal-Ritzdekor, wohl Südafrika um 1990 (am Boden so betitelt), H 32cm

Three antique African carved wood tribal stools to include a Kamba stool with bead decoration all approximately 33cm diameter 24cm high

A collection of African tribal figures

A collection of eight African tribal carved wood figures to include and Ashanti beaded figure 34cm high a Cameroon pygmy figure 18cm high and a Congo fetish figure 26cm high

EARLY CANADA INTEREST Two well filled albums Native North American tribal images and The History of the Canadian Pacific Railway with multiple photographic images and text (2)

Four African tribal masks to include a Pende, A Kuba beaded mask with cowrie shells and an Igbo mask 15cm wide 21cm high (4)

A collection of tribal artifacts to include bowls an animal mask and a bow and arrows.

A Persian tribal ‘jajim’ of striped design, circa 1900 180cm x 75cm Light fraying/losses to one long edge and corner, one small repair also to this edge. A few well done quite small repairs. Otherwise appears ok. New photos added.

A Tribal Baluch ‘sofreh’ eating cloth, Farah region southern Afghanistan. Early 20th century 142cm x 130cm

A southwest Persian Qashqai tribal ‘jajim’ with fine banded design, early 20th century 195cm x 193cm

An unframed oil on canvas, size 50cm x 50cm, together with a framed coloured sand on paper of tribal dancing.

19thC African tribal spear, probably Assegai / Zulu, L144cm

19thC African tribal carved bone fertility figure of a lady with rivetted movable arms and legs, H17cm

Two tribal daggers both with sheaths, longest blade 25cm, together with eleven pocket / folding knives. PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE NOT ABLE TO OFFER OUR USUAL POSTAGE SERVICE FOR THIS LOT

French 1886 pattern Lebel bayonet without quillon, with brass grip and 51cm cruciform blade, together with a tribal knife with sheath. PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE NOT ABLE TO OFFER OUR USUAL POSTAGE SERVICE FOR THIS LOT

Tribal dagger with skin covered grip, 19cm double edged blade and sheath. PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE NOT ABLE TO OFFER OUR USUAL POSTAGE SERVICE FOR THIS LOT

African tribal executioner's or similar sword with leather covered grip, 52cm blade and scabbard. PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE NOT ABLE TO OFFER OUR USUAL POSTAGE SERVICE FOR THIS LOT

A large group of tribal items, 20th century, including dart quivers, wind chimes, a carved wood dish, a flute and other containers, dish 28cm diameter (qty.)

Collection of walking sticks to include white metal Chinese embossed handled walking cane, brass tipped walking cane, African tribal staff, etc

Collection of mixed collectables to include Willis Music Co head busts, brass Middle Eastern lampshade, bust of Mozart, metal candlesticks, African carved tribal bowl , etc

Four brass tribal art figures of elongated form on square bases, tallest measures 29cm approx

Small African tribal ceremonial cowhide drum, with carry handle, measures 35cm tall

Collection of hardwood tribal collectables to include large wooden mortar, carved figures, carved African tribal masks, etc

Collection of tribal treen items to include carved African birthing / fertility chair, African tribal carved ceremonial drum (Missing top), bamboo digeridoo with African decoration and hardwood digeridoo (4)

Persian red ground Turkish tribal rug, having three repeating lozenge medallions to the centre, with stylised animal, bird and foliate decoration. 292x202cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Small vintage Turkish carpet/runner, on a peach ground with central medallion designs, together with a vintage Persian design Tribal rug with lozenge medallion, floral and foliate designs. 160x107cm approx. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Peach ground is low/worn overall, threadbare in places. The other is grubby and generally low/worn overall.

An Egyptian carved horn walking stick, carved with a figural bust, 100cm high, together with two African carved tribal walking sticks, 95cm and 91cm high. (3)

A collection of assorted tribal items, comprising a primitive carved jade style stone figure, 7cm high, a small bronze slave figure, 4cm high, three tribal lidded jars, tallest 23cm high. (5)

An African tribal hand axe, with carved wooden handle, 43cm long, together with a collection of arrows, all of various designs, longest 84cm long, as well as two arrow heads. (qty)

An African tribal fetish figure, with white painted face and twine and assorted metal stuck into its main body, 29cm high overall.

Two African tribal assegai style spears, both is wooden shafts, longest 134cm overall, together with a spearhead. (3)

An early 20th century African tribal sword, believed to be from Democratic Republic of Congo, with decoration to the balde and metal bindings to the wooden grip, possibly made by the Mongo tribe, overall length 50cm, blade length, 35.5cm long.

Two West Cameroon, Namji tribal fetish figures, one with a glass case, figure, 27cm high, cased, 31 by 22 by 40cm high overall, together with a West Cameroon, Namji figure on stand, 33cm high. (2)

A carved wooden African tribal Nkisi Kozo two-headed dog model, in laid with glass as well as with numerous nails protuding from its body, 49 by 15 by 18cm high, with glazed presentation case, 65 by 26 by 28cm high overall.

SUPER NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM Street Fighter II special edition PAL version console, boxed with original inserts and paperwork, aftermarket controller, together with an unboxed PAL copy of STREET FIGHT II and instruction manual and a Tribal Tap 6 player adapter, boxed (3)

African tribal sword

Persian tribal khorjin (saddlebag face), repeating gul motifs on a terracotta background, within cream and navy stepped borders, Top flap double-sided panelDimensions: Height: 78cm  Length/Width: 61cm 

Box of collectables; Bronze and bronzed Roman figure sculptures, Japanese porcelain shallow bowl, Tribal hide drum, Egyptian stone carved beetle and various other collectables.

An Iranian tribal mixed technique rug The flat woven upper abashed field with central polychrome panel of botteh and zoomorphic devices. Enclosed by indigo borders.  Property from a Princely Collection Dimensions: 251 cm (L) x 173 cm (W)

Two mixed technique Persian tribal rug Second half 20th century  Together with a Gabbeh rug The compartmentalised field of polychrome diamond lattice design surrounded by flower heads and enclosed by borders of further diamond medallions.  Property from a Princely Collection Dimensions: 232 cm (L) x 172 cm (W) and 234 cm (L) x 179 cm (W)

An antique North African tribal, probably Berber, silver metal and green and yellow enamel cuff Hinged with a push pin closure connected to the bracelet by a safety chain

A tribal blue ground prayer mat, 144 x 66 cm

An embroidered shawl (phulkari), pachranga Shalimar bagh,  Punjab, first half 20th century, silk floss on light maroon cotton ground, the large concentric lozenges in silk floss in tones of saffron, red, green and cream against tangerine ground, one pallu hatched in similar colours, the other with bold chevrons forming palmettes in similar colours within large square panels240 x 131.5cm.Provenance: Private UK Collection acquired in the 1950s by the vendor's father, an academic. The works were brought to the UK when the family relocated here in 1966. Footnote : Phulkaris were ceremoniously exchanged between various members of the family during marriage festivities. These included the passing down of phulkaris from mother to daughter, or grandmother to granddaughter, or in the form of the highly particularised vari da bagh, a type of embroidery that was gifted by the groom's family as part of marriage arrangement. Soft, untwisted silk floss thread called as “pat” came from various places like Kashmir, Bengal and even from Afghanistan, and Turkistan, but were dyed locally in Amritsar and Jammu, and women could obtain this from nomadic merchants. Partition in 1947 changed the availability of these silk flosses.Further reading: Aryan, S. & B.N. Ayran, Unknown Masterpieces of Indian Folk and Tribal Art, KC Aryan’s Home of Folk Art, 2nd & enlarged ed., 2016.Mason, D. (ed.), Phulkari: The Embroidered Textiles of Punjab from the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Collection, Philadelphia Museum of Art/Yale University Press, 2017.  Condition Report: Four joined panels. Stained. Light dye smudges. Occasional losses. Some pulled threads. 

Tremo (Treforest Mouldings Ltd) Fighting Ships of all Nations - "British Navy" set containing hollowcast lead castings of HMS Barham, Halycon Minesweeper, HMS York, Tribal Destroyer, HMS Cardiff and Submarine Popoise Class, all housed in the original green labelled card box, all strung on original backing card, very rare set

JULIAN CHICHESTER, a 'Tribal' lamp, gesso, green colourway, 61cm high including brass fitting

LARGE COLLECTION OF AFRICAN TRIBAL STYLE ITEMS, including masks, as well as animal figures

A striking bronze sculpture of the King of the Maqua (Mohawk) signed by the artist Jud Hartmann. The figure is depicted standing with a commanding presence, adorned with intricate facial and body tattoos, which are deeply incised into the bronze, emphasizing cultural significance. He wears a draped cloak over his shoulders, and his detailed musculature and expressive facial features lend a lifelike intensity to the piece. His ear ornaments, facial scars, and traditional staff further accentuate the historical and tribal identity captured in this work. The textured surface and dynamic pose reflect a style reminiscent of Western bronze sculpture, emphasizing indigenous heritage and warrior spirit. Mounted on a wooden base, this sculpture stands as a testament to skilled craftsmanship and the evocative storytelling of Native American traditions in art. Signature and edition on base. Artist: Jud Hartmann (American, b. 1948)Issued: 2014Dimensions: 15"L x 13"W x 23.50"HCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear.

A hardwood carved tribal figure in a crouching posture with inset eyes and on a metal display base, 95cm h Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

An Indonesian hardwood tribal carved small door carved in relief depicting a figure with raised arms 68cm h x 30.5cm w Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A hardwood carved tall tribal figure having elongated limbs on an integral base, 173cm h Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A hardwood carved tribal tall and slender figure depicted standing with arms folded and with a tiered headdress, raised on a metal display stand, 167.5cm hLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A hardwood carved tribal figure, having a small figure atop the head, in a standing posture with hands on hips, 120cm hLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A hardwood carved tall tribal figure having elongated limbs on an integral base, 193.5cm h Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A hardwood carved tribal figure depicted with stylised facial features and incised scrollwork, surmounted by a cat to the top, 105.5cm hLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A group of three early 20th century African tribal art throwing spears, one a Masai tribe spear, another a South African Zulu spear, each with a wooden handle.Location: GIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A hardwood carved tribal figure depicting a seated figure clutching a staff, on a metal display base, 111.5cm hLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Boxes & Objects - a 19th century heart-shaped brass wall hanging plaque, GIVE YOUR HEART TO GOD 1841, 17.5cm long; other brass including urnular vases, calendar, etc; silver plate ware including beaker, cups, toast rack, etc; African style tribal figure, etc (qty)