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6911

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    Wobe or We (Ngere) Wooden Face Mask

    Wobe or We (Ngere) People, Ivory Coast
    early 20th century

    height: approximately 27.5cm, width: 20.5cm, depth: 18.5cm, weight: 1,700g

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    private estate collection, UK.

    4624

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      Cast Brass Senufo Ring

      Senufo People, Ivory Coast
      19th or early 20th century

      weight: 19.6g, ring size: 10.75 (US), V/V (UK)

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      UK art market

      4279

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        Chief’s Bronze ‘Tiered’ Anklet with Bells

        Gio or Dan & Wee People, Liberia & Cote d’Ivoire
        19th century

        outside diameter: 11.5cm, inside diameter: 7.5cm x 8.5cm, height: 4.3cm, weight: 517g

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        UK art market

        3115

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          Fine, Carved Wooden Baule Catapult

          Baule People, Ivory Coast
          probably 19th century

          height (not including stand): 16cm, width: 6.5cm

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          acquired from the estate of Dr Peter Sharratt (d. 2014). Sharratt was a linguist and lecturer in the School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures at the University of Edinburgh who published on Renaissance French sculpture. In his private life, he was an avid collector of tribal art, building up his collection over fifty years. During that time, he bought from UK dealers, collectors and auction houses.