Art from Africa & Oceania
Friday 10 June 2022 at 14:00
Salle 14 - Hôtel Drouot, 9, rue Drouot, 75009 Paris
226 lots
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1 - Small bronze figurine of undetermined origin. West Africa Bronze, oxidation patina. H. 9,5 cm Provenance : Roberto Grusi Gallery, Rome.
Result €409Estimate €100 - €150 -
2 - The top of the cane represents a standing figure decorated with long scarifications engraved in arcs of a circle and giving rhythm to the sculpture. The face is concave, typical of the styles of this region. Ebony, which is rarely carved traditionally, could nevertheless be carved by the Fang (Bulu) of Cameroon and Gabon. Fang, South Cameroon / North Gabon Ebony wood, visible breakage on the legs (old breakage), beautiful patina. H. 27 cm Provenance : - Christine Valluet, Paris. - Da
Result €3,200Estimate €600 - €800 -
3 - A very fine specimen of a miniature mask, a mark of belonging to the male society of the Poro, a rare example. See for examples of comparable quality: Miniature Masks From West Africa, Ed. Lorenzelli Arte and Skira, 1997 Bassa, Liberia Wood, very nice patina. H. 5 cm Provenance: - Mona Gavigan Africa Gallery, Washington DC, U.S.A. - Private collection, New York - Acquired on the Paris market, 2004 - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €2,432Estimate €600 - €800 -
4 - An old and very beautiful loom pulley stirrup, the head with a long and thin nose is slightly bent to the side on a powerful and straight neck, wearing a headdress with four intertwining braided buns. Gouro, Ivory Coast Wood, walnut, very nice patina of use. H. 18.5 cm Provenance : - Galerie Argiles, Paris - Pierre Bergé et Associés sale, April 11, 2018, lot 67. - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €1,088Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
5 - A chief's or notable's cane top representing a handsome male figure standing on an elaborate circular base. The treatment of the head and body shows archaic features with a finely crenellated beard, a long nose, a bunted headdress and a bountiful buttock, the sculpture in tension. Baule or Attié, Ivory Coast Wood, truncated under the base, very nice brown patina from use. H. 29.5 cm Provenance: - Galerie Malichin, Baden Baden - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €13,440Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
6 - Ancient and rare figurine of a male character with arms on his hips and wearing a traditional crested hairstyle in these regions in a stylization extending his nose. Ancient Gan culture, Burkina Faso Bronze, very beautiful patina of use and earth from the excavation of an old hut. H. 10 cm Provenance : - Former Christian Debenest Collection - Pierre Bergé et Associés sale of April 8, 2016, lot 32. - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €2,432Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
7 - Very beautiful fragment of an ancient sculpture representing a character wearing a bracelet and attires modeled in relief and squared. Koma-Bulsa culture 15th-17th centuries, Komaland region, northern Ghana H. 16 cm Provenance: - Pablo Touchaleaume, Paris - Bernard Hector Collection Thermoluminescence test QED Laboratory: between 450 and 600 years, result in accordance with the presumed period.
Result €2,304Estimate €600 - €800 -
8 - Fragmentary bust of a handsome figure, with face and arms scarified with fine engraved lines, representing a man in a classic posture of the great Djenne arts: the head of the figure resting quietly on his crossed arms, which were placed on his legs, sitting on his knees, which were folded. Djénné culture, Mali, 20th to 13th centuries approximately Terracotta, visible accidents and missing parts, restoration to the neck (broken and glued), beautiful earthen engobe from excavation. H. 22 cm
Result €896Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
9 - Beautiful and ancient feminine comb, its chest is indicated, a perfectly stylized lunar face constitutes its handle. Ashanti (Akan), Ghana Wood, beautiful brown patina from use. H. 22.2 cm Provenance : - Dequay Lombrail sale, March 23, 1997, lot 44. - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €2,816Estimate €600 - €800 -
10 - Beautiful head with a long tapered nose, fragment of a sculpture or upper part of an urn. Bankoni culture, 15th to 16th centuries, Mali Terracotta. H. 14 cm Provenance: - Galerie M. Koening, Brussels, 2001 - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €768Estimate €200 - €250 -
11 - Statuette of a hamadryas baboon, in the image of the God Thoth (God of writing and Scribe of the gods), standing with his hands turned forward in an attitude of adoration, his coat is represented by fine incisions, a summit piercing to accommodate a metal element. Egypt, early period, 664 to about 332 B.C. Stone (serpentine), visible lack at the base (old breakage), beautiful and old polished patina. H : 8,2 cm Provenance: - Former Barnett Fine collection, Stamford Connecticut, U.S.A. -
Result €2,944Estimate €2,500 - €3,500 -
12 - Ancient and pretty round head on its neck, perhaps an ancient mortar, discovered in Sardinia, sculpture whose simplicity prevents to identify its cultural area with precision. The yellowish archaeological deposit encrusted on its surface does not leave any doubt about its antiquity. Sardinia Stone, ancient patina and thick archaeological deposit. H. 7.5 cm Provenance: - Acquired in Sardinia - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €768Estimate €250 - €350 -
13 - Antique and beautiful representation of a hand delicately holding a marble between the thumb and the index finger, and coming out of a quadrilateral base opening like four leaves, the base of the square base is engraved. Etruscan art, about the 1st century B.C., Italy Bronze, very nice green oxidation patina of age. H. 8.6 cm Provenance: - Former Willy Mestach collection, Brussels - Acquired on the Parisian market - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €1,536Estimate €400 - €500 -
14 - Antique and rare anthropomorphic perfume bottle, the neck of the bottle is constituted by the neck of the female character melted in hollow and which constitutes the receptacle, a reported head was to constitute the stopper, here replaced by the care of Bernard Hector by a dried seed. Elam, Mesopotamia, middle of the 1st millennium B.C., present-day Iran Bronze, very beautiful green and red patina of oxidation of age, dried seed. H. 13.8 cm Provenance: - Former private collection, acqui
Result €6,144Estimate €2,500 - €3,500 -
15 - Antique and rare callipyge idol, kneeling with her arms free of her body and folded forward in a delicate gesture, her lunar face is modeled and engraved in a perfect circle. Anatolia, middle of the 3rd millennium B.C. Beige terracotta, very nice earthy slip from excavation. H. 14 cm Provenance : - Acquired on the Parisian market. - Bernard Hector Collection. Test of thermoluminescence QED laboratory: between 4200-5200 years, result in accordance with the presumed period.
Result €5,120Estimate €3,000 - €4,000 -
16 - Beautiful figurine in a seated position, and said in a gesture of peace, adorned with a necklace, its eyes modeled in hollow were probably formerly inlaid, a metal excrescence under its feet served to fix it probably on an altar. Phoenician art, presumed to be from the 3rd to the 2nd millennium B.C. Bronze, beautiful red-brown and green oxidation patina. H. 11.3 cm Provenance : - Acquired on the Parisian market - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €2,432Estimate €2,000 - €3,000 -
17 - Ancient representation of a rider, arms spread out, and sitting perpendicular to his mount Art of Lorestan, 1000 to 650 B.C., present-day Iran Bronze, beautiful green patina of oxidation of age. L.: 7.3 cm, H.: 6.9 cm Provenance: - Acquired on the Paris market - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €2,816Estimate €300 - €500 -
18 - Female figurine very similar to another stone figurine in the British Museum collections. Halaf ?, presumed period 6000 to 5500 B.C., Mesopotamia Fossil ivory, beautiful patina. H. 6 cm Provenance : - Acquired on the Parisian market - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €1,536Estimate €300 - €500 -
19 - Rare and very old tabua pendant. This type of pendant was usually carved in sperm whale ivory and was used for exchanges, notably in negotiations linked to marriages or wars, but here it is carved in a fossil marine ivory. Tonga Islands, fossil marine ivory. L. : 19 cm Provenance : - Admiral Joseph-Fidèle-Eugène du Bouzet (1805-1867), Lieutenant on the Zélé, then by descent - Christie's Paris sale December 11, 2014, lot 102. - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €2,560Estimate €1,000 - €1,500 -
20 - Small male figurine, probably a shaman's amulet, arched and with a distorted smile. Inuit (Thule), 18th century or earlier, Alaska Walrus ivory, very nice patina of use. H. 6,2 cm Provenance : - Alain Bovis Gallery - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €3,072Estimate €600 - €800 -
21 - Stylized figure, an amulet (protective charm) or utensil perhaps for fishing. Inuit, 19th century or earlier, Bering Sea, Alaska Walrus ivory, beautiful patina of use. H. 12 cm Provenance: - Acquired on the Parisian market - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €2,816Estimate €400 - €600 -
22 - Rare and very beautiful idol representing a busted character, with engraved facial features and characteristic expression. See for another idol of the same type less old than this one in the Ader Picard Tajan sale of October 6, 1982 lot 37. Inuit, 18th century or earlier, Alaska Walrus ivory with a very nice patina of use. H. 14 cm Provenance : - Galerie Valluet Ferrandin, Paris - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €6,656Estimate €2,000 - €2,500 -
23 - Rare and beautiful female statuette representing a standing figure dressed in traditional clothing, her hair tied in a bun, wearing a skin amauti (girl's parka), her hood folded back with its long flaps falling down in front and in the back as well as her boots, also in skin, probably caribou. Inuit art, Yupik (18th century or earlier), Alaska H. 17.5 cm Provenance: - Finch, London - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €6,656Estimate €1,200 - €1,500 -
24 - Beautiful carved and engraved head of a man American folk art, 19th century Stone, beautiful patina. H : 5,5 cm Provenance: - Purchased at an exhibition at the Armory Show, New York - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €1,024Estimate €500 - €700 -
25 - Carving of a deformed head Iroquois art, U.S.A. Wood, beautiful patina. H : 6 cm Provenance: - Purchased during an exhibition at the Armory Show, New York - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €960Estimate €500 - €700 -
26 - Fragmentary bust of an ancient and rare figurine with incised features, and two growths on either side of the face, characteristic of the ancient Hohokam culture. The Hohokam Indians had a tradition of figurines modeled in a hollow folded over the back and fired in the sun or near a low temperature fire. Hohokam, circa 13th century A.D., Arizona, USA Terra cotta, old breakage of the lower part. H. 4.5 cm Provenance: - Wild Gallery, Alex Arthur, Brussels 2001 - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €448Estimate €300 - €500 -
27 - Beautiful sculpture representing a kneeling figure with characteristic features of Olmec art in a contemplative attitude, his face turned towards the sky, with large round eyes inlaid with obsidian with translucent ochre reflections. Olmec culture, El Salvador, Middle Preclassic, ca. 1100 to 600 B.C. Hard stone, obsidian chips, traces of red pigment (cinnabar?), beautiful old polished patina. H. 12.5 cm Provenance: - Former private collection, Neuilly - Binoche et Giquello sale of Decem
Result €4,864Estimate €4,000 - €6,000 -
28 - Beautiful female figurine standing, arms folded over the bust in contemplation, her face with classical features is characteristic of this corpus, one will note the fineness of details such as her hairstyle combed into two bands falling in the back. The production of these objects was very controlled, and it is not an individual portrait, but representations of divine character, they were dressed in cloth and accompanied by feathers and cereals constituting offerings especially to the protection
Result €1,920Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
29 - Beautiful and ancient bust, fragment of a statuette probably formerly standing, with a characteristic facial expression and cranial deformation, its ears pierced, marked by an important patina of erosion of its surface. This patina inevitably recalls that of the central figure standing with his back to the six menhirs (and sculpted in granite, unlike the others sculpted in serpentine and jadeite), which is part of the group of sixteen figurines of the famous offering no. 4 from the site of La Ve
Result €2,560Estimate €1,500 - €2,500 -
30 - Beautiful offering or altar figurine representing a character holding a rooster, in glazed ceramic with beautiful green glaze. Thailand, 20th century Glazed terra cotta. H. 10.5 cm Provenance: - Acquired at a Bruneaf show in 2002 - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €192Estimate €150 - €200 -
31 - Fragmentary anthropomorphic pendant, the face is monumental and stylized in a concave form. Kuril Islands, (Ainu?), Japan Marine ivory, beautiful patina. H : 14 cm Provenance: - Acquired in Japan - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €1,920Estimate €200 - €300 -
32 - Orant, altar or offering object, standing figure in "Namaste" position. Nepal, 20th century Bronze or ferrous alloy, slight patina of oxidation from age. H. 14.5 cm Provenance : Bernard Hector Collection
Result €704Estimate €100 - €150 -
33 - Venus known as of Chalinargues, sculpture representing a callipyge idol, the breasts and the head quite distinct Stone, beautiful patina, possible prehistoric art. H. 7.4 cm Provenance: - Found in Chalinargues (Aveyron) - Bernard Hector Collection
Result €3,200Estimate €800 - €1,200 -
34 - Lot consisting of a set of geometric weights to weigh gold, a Baoule iron gong, pendants including two miniature masks, bracelets, rings and a Kulango style statuette. Bronze, iron and other alloys. Baoule, Ashanti, Peul, Ivory Coast and Ghana Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection
Result €1,536Estimate €200 - €300 -
35 - A lot gathering a rare miniature statuette carrying a stool on its head and an old hairpin. Akyé and Baoulé, Ivory Coast Wood and ivory, (broken tip on the pin), beautiful patina of use. H. 10 cm (statuette) and 4.5 cm (pin) Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection
Result €614Estimate €200 - €300 -
36 - A lot gathering six old and very beautiful bracelets, whose tradition disappeared and coincided with the disappearance of most of the elephants in Côte d'Ivoire in the 1920's / 30's. One of these bracelets is marked with copper oxidation that occurred by capillary action for a long time in contact with a bronze because this type of bracelet was kept after the death of their owner in the family treasures. Baule, Yohoure or Gouro, Ivory Coast Ivory, oxidation, wear and superb patina. D. from
Result €2,176Estimate €600 - €800 -
37 - Lot bringing together two ancient cane or scepter tops, emblems of authority, one of which is circular and decorated with four trophy heads called tsanhen literally "men's heads" which refer to the many aspects of wealth and power, and the other representing a closed fist. Attié (Akyé), Ivory Coast. Ivory, small old accidents and ritual removals, very beautiful patina of use. H. 9.5 cm and H. 14 cm Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection Publication: Pierre Bergé & Associés sale
Result €576Estimate €250 - €350 -
38 - Very beautiful and old comb with engraved and openwork decorations, in particular a rare scene of love offering. Ashanti, Ghana Wood, beautiful patina with a bonde of use. H. 27.5 cm Provenance : Former Collection C. Debenest Collection
Result €576Estimate €300 - €500 -
39 - Large comb with engraved decorations (notably a proverb) and openwork. Ashanti, Ghana Wood, beautiful blond patina from use. H. 31 cm Provenance : Former Collection C. Debenest Collection Publication: Pierre Bergé & Associés sale - La Collection d'un Amateur - April 8, 2016, lot 39 page 33
Result €192Estimate €200 - €300 -
40 - Large and very beautiful five-legged stool, probably an Ahema Dwa model of the queen mother, with engraved and openwork decorations. Ashanti, Ghana Wood, wear and tear, old cracks, very nice patina. H. 42 cm, L. 61 cm Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection
Result €3,200Estimate €400 - €600 -
41 - A group of two female statuettes with ringed necks, one with half-closed eyes (Fanti) in a seated offering position, having undergone ritual removal from the mouth, and another in hard wood standing. Fanti and Agni or Abron, Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire Wood, belt, paintings, old wear and removals, beautiful patina of use. H. 39cm and 35.5 cm. Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection Publication: Pierre Bergé & Associés sale - La Collection d'un Amateur - April 8, 2016, lot 51 and 48 p
Result €960Estimate €450 - €650 -
42 - A lot gathering an old pendant, a small mortar, a powder flask and three statuettes. Agni or Abron and Akye, Ghana and Ivory Coast Wood, wear, very nice patina. H. 9 to 16 cm Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection Publication: Pierre Bergé & Associés sale - La Collection d'un Amateur - April 8, 2016, lot 38 and 41 page 33
Result €448Estimate €50 - €80 -
43 - Beautiful five-legged stool, Mma Dwa model traditionally offered by the husband at the time of the marriage, with engraved and openwork decorations, the central foot pierced here with multiple circles. Ashanti, Ghana Wood, wear and tear, slight cracks, very nice patina. H. 28 cm, L. 49 cm Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection
Result €576Estimate €300 - €350 -
44 - Exceptional and very old Kotoko Dwa stool whose specific shape refers to a precise proverb in connection with the porcupine, emblem of the nation: "when one person falls a hundred others arrive", symbol of the permanent will to defend its nation. It is covered with metal strips with an embossed pattern fixed with upholsterer's nails. Ashanti, Ghana Wood, metal, old minor accident, upholsterer's nails, superb patina of use. H. 33 cm, L. 52 cm Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection
Result €4,992Estimate €600 - €800 -
45 - A lot of six miniature masks, insignia of membership in the secret society of Poro, including a Bassa with its small protective bag in woven cotton canvas. Dan and Bassa, Ivory Coast and Liberia Wood, beautiful patina of use. H. 6.5 cm to 15 cm Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection Publication: Pierre Bergé & Associés sale - La Collection d'un Amateur - April 8, 2016, lots 163, 171, 172 and 173 pages 132 and 138.
Result €1,152Estimate €300 - €400 -
46 - A set of two small circular stools with four legs, one of which is decorated with coins. Dogon or Senufo, Mali or Ivory Coast Wood, coins, patina of use. H. 17 and 28 cm Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection
Result €768Estimate €50 - €100 -
47 - A lot gathering two very beautiful and old small classical men's chairs. Dan, Wé or Gouro, Ivory Coast Wood, very nice patina of use. H. 30 and 26 cm high Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection
Result €768Estimate €200 - €300 -
48 - A lot of two beautiful and old miniature masks, insignia of belonging to the Poro society. Mano, Liberia or Guinea Wood, very beautiful patina of use. H. 9 and 10 cm Provenance : Christian Debenest Collection
Result €3,200Estimate €300 - €500 -
49 - A very beautiful miniature mask, insignia of belonging to the Poro society. Mano, Guinea or Liberia Wood, beautiful patina of use. H. 8.5 cm Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection
Result €2,432Estimate €400 - €600 -
50 - Exceptional and very old monumental stool of a kolo woman evoking a stylized animal, the underside of the seat is carved with a flaring and geometric shape. Senufo, Ivory Coast Wood, iron, indigenous restoration visible on one foot, old cracks, superb patina of use. H. 47 cm, L. 65 cm Provenance: Christian Debenest Collection
Result €5,376Estimate €600 - €800
About the sale
ART FROM AFRICA, OCEANIA, THE AMERICAS AND ELSEWHERE
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Friday June 10 at 2 pm
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