Object class: Carvings (visual works) / Collection place: Congo Basin, Africa / Culture or time period: Bantu (Zone C) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Carved animal horn for drinking, accession number 5-7835, described as carved animal horn for drinking

Hearst Museum object titled Carved figure, accession number 5-4468, described as Unfinished standing female figure; carved wood. Height 67 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Carved figure, accession number 5-4546TMP1, described as carved figure from chair 5-4546, (AT)

Hearst Museum object titled Carved wood, accession number 5-4437, described as Carved wood spiral; one end pointed, other has carved figure; 17 2/3 cm l.

Hearst Museum object titled Chair, accession number 5-4545, described as Chair; carved with small figures; incised decoration; painted gray; seat of woven fibres of natural and black; 76.75 x 40 x 43 cms.

Hearst Museum object titled Chair, accession number 5-4547, described as Chair; wood; four carved wooden figures missing; hide seat; 31 x 32.5 x 76 cms.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 5-8786, described as Cup; wood; brown; cylindrical body with tapered pedestal and round base; all-over interlocking triangular short design.

Hearst Museum object titled Divination animal, accession number 5-12977, described as Figure, elongated animal (Lele dog) carved on stomach and front legs; fiber thong around neck; tall and 2 legs broken.

Hearst Museum object titled Drum, accession number 5-16419, described as Yaka diviner’s drum, carved wood; male human head at one end; hole drilled at top of head. Purchased from Bodes & Bode of the Hague Per inventory 6/13/12, has a mount.

Hearst Museum object titled Enema funnel (instrument), accession number 5-16420, described as Ba-Kuba enema funnel; carved wood with geometric decoration on bulk. Purchased from Mario Periotti Conservation: crack and chip at end of tube; remains of label adhering to one side.