Three small magical figures from Central Mali. Made of bronze. H. 5,5-6,5 cm. Guimbala/Dogon?, Mali.

"Asin"-altarpiece, used on family-altars to communicate with the ancestors. Made of cut-out iron sheeting, representing small birds. Height.; 27 cm. Fon, Togo.

Three large iron attributes, used on ancestoral altars by the Fon of Togo. Iron has a special charging property. H.; 50-62 cm.

Four small bronze figures, H.11-14cm. Ogoni, Nigeria.

Two large bronze anklets worn by Fulani women, H.14cm.,Niger

Three bronze pendants of birds; L.9-11cm. Kulango,Ivory Coast

Two iron fetishes, used on traditional altars, representing warriors. Dim. 23 x 26 cm. Dagari/Lobi. Burkina Faso.

4 very old iron bracelets from the early-Dogon period. Dim.; 8-12 cm. From the village of Tirrili. Mali.

Two middle-sized iron piques, used to charge the power of the family-altar, when consulting the ancestors. Height:29 cm. Fon, Togo.

Three iron knife-blades, H. 23-24 cm. Late Tellem or Early Dogon. Mali.

Three small, iron altar figures; H. 10-12-11 cm. Gan-Lobi-Dogon. Burkina Faso- Burkina Faso-Mali.

Four flat iron fetishes, used on traditional altars. Iron has a magical property. H. 31 cm. Moba, Togo.