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Mali, Dogon, a smal wooden granary ladder with weathered patina. [1]

Mali, Bamana, zoomorphic power figure, boli. L. 31,5 cm. [1]

Four African objects; Mali, Chiwara, D.R. Congo, Luba a fragment of a stool and a half figure and Kuba, a wooden cup. H. 42 - 7 cm. [4]

Mali, Dogon, two kanaga masks; L. 90 and 100 cm. [2]

MALI, PAIR OF BOZO WOODEN GUARDIAN DOG FIGURES, 20TH CENTURY each with painted detail, modelled seatedthe larger 33,5cm highQty: 2

MALI, MARKA PEOPLE WOODEN FACE MASK, 20TH CENTURY with applied hammered sheet metal decoration47cm long

DOGON - MALI BRONZE OF A FEMALE FIGURE, of tall elongated form, on a circular base104cm high

MALI, DOGON FACE MASK, ALONG WITH A FURTHER AFRICAN MASK each 20th century, the second mask from The Republic of Congothe Dogon mask 31cm longQty: 2

Frauenfigur der Senufo, Elfenbeinküste/Mali/Burkina Faso, wohl Anfang 20. Jh.Große stehende Frauenfigur, aus einem Stück Holz geschnitzt, vom Stamm der Senufo. Füße auf rundem Stand, die Hände an den spitz vorspringenden Bauch mit skarifizierten Nabel haltend, mit Gesichtsskarifikation, helmartiger Frisur oder Kopfbedeckung. Höhe ca.124 cm. Mit Alters und Gebrauchsspuren, Trockenrissen, einer Fehlstelle am Fuß, sowie Klebespuren.

Ahnenfigur der Senufo, Elfenbeinküste/Mali/Burkina Faso, wohl Anfang 20. Jh.Aus massivem Vollholz geschnitzt, mit schwarzer Oberfläche. Stehende weibliche Figur mit Gesichts- und Körperskarifikation, geschnitzten Armreifen und einer helmartigen Frisur mit Haarknoten. Höhe ca. 48 cm. Mit Altersspuren, leichter Rissbildung und mehreren kleinen Abstoßungen.

FAMAKAN MAGASSA (MALIAN B.1997) CHANTONS LA TAKAMBA signed F.N.Magassa 21 lower right acrylic and oil pastel on canvas 200 x 300cm; 78 3/4 x 118in unframed Property from a Very Important Private Collection, UK Exhibited Paris, Pantin, Hotel Sahara, Les Magasins Généraux, 2021 Famakan Magassa received his BFA in 2018 from Conservatoire Arts et Metiers Multimedia Balla Fasséke Kouyaté in Bamako, Mali. The artist exhibited for the first time in 2019 with several institutional shows, including presentations at L’Institut Français du Mali, Bamako; La Fondation La Maison de l’Artiste in Assinie, Côte d’Ivoire; and Les Magasins Généraux, BETC, Paris. In 2020, he was included in L’exposition collective Jeunes Talents at the residence of the Ambassador to the European Union, Bamako, Mali and was one of the 2020 Laureates of the Cité Internationale des Arts Residency in Paris, France. Magassa was awarded the Norval Sovereign African Art Prize in 2023 and presented his first solo institutional exhibition, Famakan Magassa: Witness of My Time at the Norval Foundation in Cape Town. He has shown internationally in Paris, London, Miami, Ghana and Vienna, and his work has been featured by Artsy, Hyperallergic, Artnet, The Observer, L’Oeuil, Dyptyk and ArtsMagazine. In this present work, Magassa expressively celebrates the musical genre of Takamba, practiced by the Tuaregs and the Songhai peoples of Mali and Niger. The dancers perform graceful and rhythmic movements, both seated and standing, where the shoulders and arms sway with the flow of the music.

FAMAKAN MAGASSA (MALIAN B.1997) SOIF D’ADDICTIONsigned and dated N.F.Magassa 21 lower rightacrylic, oil pastel, paper towel on canvas118 x 146.5cm; 46 1/2 x 57 3/4inunframedProperty from a Very Important Private Collection, UKProvenanceAlbertz Benda Gallery, New YorkAcquired from the above by the present ownerExhibitedNew York, Albertz Benda Gallery, Famakan Magassa: SOIFS, 2022Soifs includes a body of works centering on anthropomorphic motifs that interrogate loneliness, addiction and friendship, inspired by the aesthetics and spiritual significance of traditional dancers from Magassa’s home country of Mali, Kôrêdugaw (or Kourédougas), connected to spiritual and shamanistic initiations. Soifs articulates the polymorphic nature of being thirsty—from the intimate to the more public and institutional.see note to lot 27

Große Regenfleher-Maske. MALI/BAMBARAH, Ende 19./Anfang 20. Jh. Aus hellem, dunkelbraun patiniertem Holz, H: 70 cm. Altersspuren, diverse Bestoßungen, sowie ein Herstellungsbedingter Riß. Erworben 1999 in der Galerie Darya in Karlsruhe.| A large mask to beg for rain. MALI/BAMBARAH, late 19th/early 20th century. Made of light wood, dark brown patinated, h: 70 cm. Signs of age, various knocks and a crack due to production. Acquired in 1999 at the Galerie Darya in Karlsruhe Germany

Mali 100 Francs banknote, dated 1960 in very good condition, flat and crisp, a few spots and stains here and there, edges and corners crisp

Original Dogon style carved wood granary door that Malians use to protect the window-like opening of a family's grain storage space. The carvings depict rows of ancestors, a central sun lizard and breasts to symbolize fertility and prosperity. The panel includes the original wooden mechanical lock and is ready to hang on a wall. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 14"L x 2"W x 21.50"HCountry of Origin: MaliCondition: Age related wear.

Mid 20th Century African Dogon tribe circular stool from Mali, 40cm high x 38cm diameter

Gesichtsmaske, "Kanaga", Dogon, Mali, Afrika, Holz, dunkle Patina mit Kaolin, Tanzmaske mit Beißstange, Stirn mit Tattoos, hörnerartige Ohren, Lederriemen halten den hohen Plankenaufsatz, der oben mit zwei menschlichen Figuren endet, zusammen, 124 cm hoch.Provenienz: Privatsammlung Köln

3 Gesichtsmasken, Dogon, Mali, Afrika, Holz, verschiedene Ausführungen, je rechteckig, mit dreieckigen Augenlöchern, auf dem Kopf zwei Hörner bzw. ein Vogel bzw. ein Kronenmotiv, teils Reste von Kaolin bzw. roter Farbe, teils Nagelbeschlag, 60-65 cm hoch.Provenienz: Privatsammlung Köln

Tribal Art - a Bambara /Bamana mother figure, angular stylised features, geometric scarification, 57cm high, Mali, West Africa

Tribal Art - a Dogon figure, depicting mother and child, 30cm high, Mali, West Africa, the collector's display stand stamped Siegel, Paris

Tribal Art - a Lobi colon figure, he stands, wearing European military uniform, 22cm high, Burkina Faso, collector's display stand; another, similar; a Bambara figure, 44cm high, Mali; a Yourba doll; etc (5)

Tribal Art - a Bambara Ntomo mask, 41cm long, Mali; a janus head puppet, 33.5cm high; a Yaka figural hair ornament or comb finial, 26cm high, Democratic Republic of Congo (3)

Tribal Art - a Dogon figural carving, depicting the primordial couple, 59cm high, Mali, West Africa

Tribal Art - a Bamana figure, 27cm high, Mali; others, Baule; Lobi; etc (6)

Tribal Art - a Dogon grain store or granary door lock, carved as a stylised crocodile, 43cm wide, Mali, West Africa; another, similar; another, figural (3)

⊕ HANS GASSEBNER (GERMAN 1902-1966)THE QUAY, ZATON MALI, YUGOSLAVIAsigned and dated Hans Gassebner 47 lower centrewatercolour over pencil on paper26.5 x 39cm;10 3/4 x 15 1/4in unframedProperty from a Private Collection, LondonOffered together with a monotype by the same hand of a coastal landscape.(2)offered for sale without reserve Zaton Mali is on the Adriatic coast, Croatia, which was part of Yugoslavia between 1918 and 1992.

Ethnographic/tribal. A wooden door with carved figures, Dogon, Mali, Africa, 2nd half of the 20th century, h 56 x w 28.5 cm.

Ethnographic/tribal. A wooden door with carved figures, Dogon, Mali, Africa, 2nd half of the 20th century, h 56 x w 28.5 cm.

Ethnographic/tribal. Three various wooden masks, Africa, incl. Bambara tribe - Mali, 20th century, length 19, 21 and 25 cm, tot. 3x.

Ethnographic/tribal. A wooden fertility statue, Dogon tribe, Mali, Africa, 20th century, h68 cm.

KEITA, SEYDOU1923 Bamako/Französisch-Sudan - 2001 ParisTitel: Konvolut von 7 Fotografien. Datierung: 1951-59/1999. Technik: Jeweils: Gelatinesilberabzug. Montierung: Auf Karton montiert. Darstellungsmaß: 18 x 13cm. Bezeichnung: Signiert, datiert und bezeichnet (verso). Rahmen: Rahmen. Im Rahmen beschrieben. Die Fotografien tragen verso in der Regel zwei Jahresangaben, eine aus den 1950er-Jahren (19551-59) sowie 1999. Die Aufnahmen sind aus den 1950er-Jahren, die Abzüge von 1999.Provenienz:- Sammlung Kasper König, Berlin (direkt vom Künstler)- Seydou eröffnet sein Fotostudio Ende der 40er Jahre in Mali- Die Männer auf den Fotografien tragen meist westliche Kleidung und lassen sich gerne mit verschiedenen Gegenständen wie Uhren und Kugelschreibern porträtieren- Die Frauen tragen noch länger traditionelle Kleidung und viel Schmuck, erst Ende der 60er Jahre lassen auch sie sich in westlichen Kleidern fotografieren Voraussichtliche Versandkosten für dieses Los: Deutschland: 52,00 Euro inkl. 8,30 Euro MwSt EU: 70,00 Euro inkl. 11,18 Euro MwSt Weltweit: 140,00 Euro inkl. 22,35 Euro MwSt zzgl. VersandversicherungErläuterungen zum Katalog Seydou Keita Frankreich Nachkriegskunst Fotografie 1950er Rahmen. Im Rahmen beschrieben Porträt Fotografie Gelatinesilberabzug

early 19th Cent. African Mali "Dogon" sculpture in wood Images of horses in Dogon art are often related to status, prestige and/or power.AFRIKA - MALI - vroege 19° EEUW sculptuur in hout van de Dogon : "Figuur zittend op paard" - hoogte en breedte : 44,5 en 50 cm Beelden van paarden zijn in de Dogonkunst vaak gerelateerd aan status, prestige en/of macht.

ASIEN 11-tlg Konvolut Blechspielzeug, Mitte 20. Jh. JAPAN: DAIYA "Antique Car Police Patrol" mit lithografierten Polizisten, Friktionsantrieb (läuft an), L 17 cm, Deckel der Orig.-Schachtel anbei; ALPS "Telephone Bear", Blechbär mit Telefon und Plüschkopf, Uhrwerk läuft nicht an, Schachtel und Schlüssel anbei; "Happy Doggie", Hundehütte mit beweglichem Hundekopf. Uhrwerk läuft an, Orig.-Schachtel anbei; HAJI "Crawling Baby", krabbelndes Vinyl Baby mit Uhrwerk (läuft), Schlüssel und Schachtel anbei; T.N "Walking Cow", bewegliche Plüsch-Kuh mit Uhrwerk (läuft), Schlüssel und Orig.-Schachtel anbei; "Junge auf Dreirad" (Celluloid beschädigt) und "Hüpfende Heuschrecke", beide mit Schlüssel und funktionierendem Uhrwerk, je ohne Schachtel. TÜRKEI NE-KUR Turk Mali lithografiertes Feuerwehrauto mit Friktionsantrieb im Orig.-Karton, L 17 cm und CHINA QSH "Motorcycle", lithografiertes Motorrad "MS-702", L 18, 5 cm inkl. Schlüssel, Kurzanleitung und Orig.-Schachtel; "Training Plane", L 8 cm und "Swimming Duckling", beide funktionstüchtig im Orig.-Karton. Artikel tlw. mit Lackschäden, verschmutzt, Altersspuren, Kartons tlw. besch.| ASIA 11-piece mixed lot of tin toys, mid-20th century. JAPAN: DAIYA "Antique Car Police Patrol" with lithographed police officers, friction drive (starts), L 17 cm, lid of the original box attached; ALPS "Telephone Bear", tin bear with telephone and plush head, clockwork does not start, box and key included; "Happy Doggie", dog house with a movable dog head. Clockwork starts, original box attached; HAJI "Crawling Baby", crawling vinyl baby with clockwork (running), key and box included; T.N "Walking Cow", movable plush cow with clockwork (running), key and original box enclosed; "Boy on Tricycle" (celluloid damaged) and "Hopping Grasshopper", both with key and working clockwork, each without box. TURKEY NE-KUR Turk Mali lithographed fire engine with friction drive in original box, L 17 cm and CHINA QSH "Motorcycle", lithographed motorcycle "MS-702", L 18, 5 cm incl. key, quick instructions and original box; "Training Plane", L 8 cm and "Swimming Duckling", both functional in the original box. Item partly with paint damage, dirty, signs of age, boxes partly damaged.

AN AFRICAN COPPER MOUNTED CARVED WOOD MARKHA MASK MALI, 20TH CENTURY 58.5cm long Together with an African tribal carved wood mask 70cm long

Trommel der Dogon: Mali. Sitzende weibliche Ahnenfigur, auf dem Kopf eine Trommel mit Zoomorphen Schnitzereien tragend. H: 94 cm. Anbei 7 weitere kleine Trommeln u. Handtrommeln. D

100 FRANCS GOLDMÜNZE MIT DIAMANTRépublique du Mali. 200 Jahre Stille Nacht 1818 - 2018. 999/000 Gold, 0,5g

An early 20th century Dogon, Mali dance mask With painted decoration.40cm wide x 60cm highQty: 1

4 Granate, zus. ca. 4,63 ct. Oval in min. abweichenden Größen facettiert. Unterschiedliche Beigetöne, l. natürliche Einschlüsse. Mali.

CI-WARA ANTELOPE HEADRESS, three, Mali, 73cm H. (3)

Afrikanische Tanzmaske der Dogon, Mali Holz, geschnitzt, schlankes Gesicht mit keilförmiger Nase, offener eckiger Mund, gezackte Zähne, H 31cm, aus der Sammlung Trudi Umlauf-Schneebeli (Künstlerin, Sammlerin und Afrika-Reisende der 20/30er Jahre, Aufenthalt am Königshof der Bamun, Kamerun)

Afrikanische Holztür der Dogon, Mali 1. Hälfte 20. Jahrhundert, Hartholz, geschnitzt und dunkel patiniert, flächendeckendes Figurendekor, mit Holzriegel, ca. 60x40cm, dazu 1 Riegel/Schloss, wohl Weh, Elfenbeinküste, eckige Hartholzplatte mit geometrischem Schnitzdekor, von 3 Figuren bekrönt, H 36cm, B ca. 20cm, Alterspatina, aus norddeutscher Sammlung

Wooden door of a grain barn (Granary Door) of the Dogon people, from Mali or Burkina Faso in West Africa hand-carved. Dimensions: 63x47 cm. (* African granary door of the Dogon tribe from Mali - these doors protected the window-like opening that led to each family's grain storage room, and used the lock as a simple sliding door. Artists of the tribe carved figures of beings on the doors Ancients, ancestors, Kanaga masks, sun lizards, female busts and life scenes, all these were used symbolically to protect the entrance by making it sacred. The carved ballet decorations were carved on several panels, held together by iron joints. These doors were used by the Dogon tribe from Mali or Burkina Faso in West Africa. ** Attached for illustration only, a screenshot of a similar door and a price at an auction house/gallery abroad Period: 20th century

A Bamana Ci Wara (Male Antelope) Headdress, Mali, the double horned head applied with chevron panels of sheet steel with punched decoration and hung with three small cowrie shells, on a later wood display plinth, 101cm; a Senufo Kpelie Wood Mask, Ivory Coast, dark stained, with single horn protruding from the domed forehead, heart shape face with slit eyes and scarifications to the cheeks, 35cm (2)1 -Small repairs to the tip of one horn and the nose. 2 - Minor edge chips.

The Grenadier Guards - four Valise Badges, in brass, one Victorian, one Edwardian now backed with a lead panel, and two George V; a Cast Gilt Metal Badge, with QV crown over HONI SOIT QUE MALI PENSE in a buckled garter; a Worcestershire Regiment Valise Badge, in die stamped brass (6)

A Bambara antelope headdress chiwaraMaliwith incised linear decoration,48cm high,and a Pende mask, with black and white pigment, 22.2cm high. (2)

A Dogon door lockMaliwith a carved male and a female figure to the top, above a banded block and two pairs of legs to the base, the back with a white painted collection number 73817, 28.5cm high, on a base. (3)ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection.

Two Bankoni vesselsMaliterracotta, with incised decoration to the spherical bodies, one with a cockerel head final and the other with three bird head finials,44cm and 35cm high. (2)Exhibited and PublishedSingle cockerel head vessel - Africa, The Art of a Continent, Royal Academy of Arts, London, 4 October 1995 - 21 January 1996, p.495, No.6.41.

Literature -Francois Neyt. Tresors de Cote D'Ivoire, 2014; Susan Elizabeth Gagliardi. Senufo Unbound, 2015; Jean-Paul Colleyn (Editor.) Bamana, The Art of Existence in Mali, 2001; Eberhard Fischer, Lorenz Homberger. African Masters, Art from the Ivory Coast, 2014; John and Nicole Dintenfass. Intimate Conversations, African Miniatures, 2017; Eight volumes from Visions of Africa 5 Continents series, including Bamana, Baule, Chokwe, Guro, Luba, Pende, Punu and Yaka. (13)

A Bambara door lockMalicarved as a standing female figure, with an arched headdress and incised decoration, 44.3cm high, on a base. (2)ProvenanceHermann Sommerhage, Germany.

A Bambara antelope headdress chiwaraMalicarved an antelope on another animal having a pointed vertical tail,88cm high.

A Bankoni vesselMaliterracotta, with linear patterning to the body, a ringed cylindrical neck and a domed finial,49cm high.ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection, London.

A Djenne seated female figureMalipottery, wearing bracelets and with her hands on her knees,25cm high,a Bura pottery head, 18cm high and a Nigerian pottery female torso, 19cm high. (4)ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection, London.

A Bambara headdressMalicarved three standing female figures with pierced crested coiffures, with the remains of glass beads, 19.3cm high, on a base. (2)ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection, London.

A Djenne torsoMalifragmented pottery, with the head tilted upwards and with painted linear decoration, 9.5cm high, on a stand, an Igbo pottery maternity figure fragment, with white pigment to the front, 10.7cm high, on a stand, and a Nok pottery head, 10cm high, on a stand. (4)ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection, London.

Two Bankoni vesselsMaliterracotta, with incised decoration to the bodies and with zoomorphic finials,49cm and 56cm high. (2)

A Bambara door lockMaliwith a stylised figure and an incised linear decorated front,42.5cm high.ProvenanceTom Phillips Collection, London.

A Bambara marionette headMali18.5cm high,two heddle pulleys, Yoruba and Dogon, 16.5cm and 18.5cm high, and two Yoruba Shango wands, 19cm and 21cm high. (5)

A yellow Mali garnet, approx. 1.2cts

THOMAS KENNEDY, pair of signed oils on canvas dated 1960, "Portrait of two Saluki dogs - Mali and Dullah", 33cm x 29cm

Tribal Art. Bamana/Bambara tribe, large puppet figure with several removable puppets, collected from a village near 'Sikasso' in Mali, 113cm high.