Honey/Beer Container, Marakwet Tribe, Kenya

Outstanding Tripod container/vessel used for beer/honey. It features visible repair that confirms its history and usage. It has some minor crack which are natural with wood, but it is generally in good condition. Early 20th century, measurements are H 22.5 cm x W 17cm. Provenance Ex UK Collection Collection

£365

Himba Milk Pail

Exquisite Milk pail with very rich patina from the famous Himba tribe. The milk container is not only a symbol of nourishment but also conveys the powerful wisdom of fertility and wealth. It's beautiful decorated in geometrical patterns. The container does bear visible crack which is natural with wooden objects. It is in good condition and made of wood and leather string. Early 20th century.

£950

A Trio of Gourds, Maasai Tribe, Kenya

A trio of maasai gourds featuring geometric patterns with wonderful brown patina. One gourd is adorned with glass beads. All the gourds comes in customised metal stands. Late 20th Century, measurements are H 20cm x W 10 cm, H 18 cm x W 10 cm, H 16 cm x W 10m

£350

Two Milk Gourds, Maasai Tribe,Kenya

A pair of Maasai milk containers/gourds, consisting of one extra-large and one smaller gourd. The strap on the extra-large gourd is undone, and there is a crack on the gourd. Otherwise, both gourds are in good condition. These milk gourds are made from calabash, adorned with glass beads and leather. Measurements are H 85 cm x W 10 cm, H 30 cm x W 13 cm.

£500

Wooden Mortar Container/Vessel Africa

This exquisite wooden African mortar showcases intricate, detailed patterns. The rim is reinforced with metal, adding character and durability. Crafted from beautiful solid wood, it boasts a rich brown patina, a testament to its age and usage. Its has visible crack along the rim, a natural features of wooden objects. Mid 20th century, measurements are H 19 cm x W 17

£500

Spice/Butter Container, Gurage , Ethiopia

This exquisite container or vessel, crafted by the Gurage people of Ethiopia, was designed for storing butter or spices. It is made of clay with a rattan base and a rattan lid, which is strapped with leather and closed with a cowrie shell. The surface features intricate patterns and designs, and the conical elongated lid adds to its charm. Late 20th Century, measurements are H 25 cm x W 11 cm. Provenance: Ex British Collection

£200