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THB(lot of 3) Ethnographic group
About Seller
5644 Telegraph Ave
Oakland, CA 94609
United States
Clars Auction Gallery began in 1972 when Harvey Clar established the auction gallery in Oakland, California. In 1996, Harvey Clar sold the estate auction gallery business to Redge Martin, who had worked at the Gallery for several years. Clars Auction Gallery conducts monthly two-day auctions of roug...Read more
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About Auction
LiveMar 21, 2015 - Mar 22, 2015
Clars Auction Gallery online@clars.com
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- Lot Description
(lot of 3) Ethnographic group, comprising an Zulu, South Africa, first half 20th century, beaded frontlet, worn on a young woman's chest as a "love letter", 6"h x 10"w, a Djenne, Mali, West Africa, archaeological lidded clay pot, the exrior having an intricate incised patter, 5.25"h x 5"w; and an indigenous carved wood food bowl probably India or the Philippines, 4"h x 15"w; Provenance: From an old San Francisco collection
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