Tribal Art

A pair of carved and painted wooden Yoruba figures, height 19cm, a brass Kufic cross, a pair of African brass figures, an African bronze figural bell and two replica Hittite sun discs. Provenance: from the private collection of the West Sussex art dealer, collector and specialist in 20th century British Art, the late Ian McVitie Weston.

A group of six African spears, a wooden bow and a decorative copy of a Fijian war club.

A Papua New Guinea carved wooden model of an exotic bird with inset cowrie shell eyes, height 59cm, together with another similar carved model of a bird, height 47cm, and an African hardwood figural carving.

A South Seas carved hardwood platter, modelled in the form of a fish, length 85cm, together with another similar bowl.

A Dogon carved wooden granary door, Mali, carved with overall ancestral figures, 59cm x 42cm, together with a Gurage meat bowl, Ethiopia, carved with geometric forms, diameter 43cm.

Two early 20th century Kamba carved wooden standing figures of a man and woman, Kenya, with leather-covered skulls and metal mounts, heights 43cm and 39cm (some faults).

A Benin style cast brass figure group of five seated dignitaries and two standing attendants, width 40cm, together with two similar cast bronze standing figures. Provenance: from the private collection of the West Sussex art dealer, collector and specialist in 20th century British Art, the late Ian McVitie Weston.

A group of Papua New Guinea artefacts, comprising two masks, a sceptre, a similar pole, a carved wooden vessel and a hand-held pointed axe.

A collection of Australian Aboriginal carved wooden decorative collectors' items, including two boomerangs, digging sticks and a bark picture, signed J. Kemp.

A Teke carved wooden ancestral figure, Democratic Republic of Congo, the face carved with vertical scarification lines, the body with a carved cavity, height 72cm, together with a carved palmwood sceptre, length 114cm.

A Fang reliquary box, Central Africa, the carved hardwood figural finial above a cylindrical bark container, height 37cm, together with an Ethiopian carved and turned headrest, height 15cm, and two knobkerries.

Jumbo Dowulinga - an Australian Aboriginal rectangular bark panel, painted with stylized spearheads, the reverse bearing label detailed with artist's name and tribe, 64cm x 23cm. Note: Jumbo Dowulinga was an indigenous Australian artist belonging to the Burada cultural group from the Cape Stewart region in the Northern Territory.

An Australian Aboriginal painted and curved wooden coolamon, decorated in earth pigments with various motifs, length 52cm, together with a Pukamani pole, painted with similar dot decoration, length 55cm.

A group of three African Benin style brass and bronze fragmentary figural plaques and a similar brass head. Provenance: from the private collection of the West Sussex art dealer, collector and specialist in 20th century British Art, the late Ian McVitie Weston.

A large Papua New Guinea carved wooden mask with inset cowrie shells and grass fringing, height 84cm.

A mixed group of ethnic items, including two carved masks, two daggers and a white metal handled riding crop.

A collection of African and other ethnic plated jewellery and other objects, including Kufic crosses, necklaces, bangles and spoons.

A West African cast bronze currency cuff with overall engraved geometric forms, width 14.5cm.

A collection of African manilla style currency bangles, including nickel and aluminium examples, together with two copper alloy currency rings.