The door/window panel is probably made by an Eket or Ibibio artisan, from Nigeria. The sun face is similar to masks made by the Eket. Here is a...
I can't say I have seen similar beads, but they look like hand made wound beads. The reflective bits would have been marvered in - while still hot...
It looks like the cradle is adhered to the panel, at least at the ends of the cross bars, and there is no additional layer of anything between the...
I agree the design looks like Papua New Guinea. It may be a stirrer/spatula/paddle used in processing sago palm for food. [ATTACH]...
I am afraid I can't be much more specific. Non-representational designs are harder to place. My first impression was that it reminded me of the...
Such "cradles" have been used on older panel paintings (painted on a solid wooden panel) to try to prevent warping. Scroll down to "Cradles and...
Happy to take a look, as will others here. Nice rug, by the way.
Definitely Grasslands Cameroon - Bamileke, Bamun, Tikar - in style. The headress is a representation of a "prestige" cap similar to this one:...
I have found a few similar pipes, described as opium pipes from Southeast Asia (Thailand, Burma). The figure on the front of yours may be a...
I can't read the information stamped on the bottom - "Hand Made".......- but does it say where it was made? That might be very helpful in...
I agree with rooster feathers. A variety of types are readily available as craft supplies. He looks quite similar to this puppet, described...
Yep, that's it. Nice photo. Some publishers, sometimes, have used logos with recognizable images. But if it is just a dot, like on your book, or a...
You don't show a full view of the back cover, but from the view of the spine it looks like there is a small blind stamp on the back cover, near...
Yes, I also watched the 50s TV show. The original Rin Tin Tin died in 1932. Susan Orlean published a wonderful biography of him - Rin Tin Tin:...
A previous discussion of bodkins, marlin spikes, et al: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/what-is-this-wooden-tool.66979/#post-4350862
Rin Tin Tin, a German shepherd, was popular in the 1930s. [ATTACH] Rin Tin Tin, 1929
Does the head come off? This pair is somewhat similar, described as ink wells. [IMG] https://www.proantic.com/en/display.php?id=301048
Looks good to me.
As others have said, the little fellow with a staff is probably an Ashanti/Akan gold weight. Probably made of brass (or related alloy - because...
Older frosted glass would have been created with an acid etch, or sandblasting, not with some sort of coating. So most any cleaners should not...
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