Interest in tribal art items in sale
With the growing interest in ethnographica, a range of interesting items of tribal art from the South Seas going under the hammer later this month look set to create demand
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Maori artefacts could make thousands
An extraordinary collection of Maori artefacts, dating back to their acquisition in 1837 by English missionaries in New Zealand, could sell for thousands
Read moreLaunch of Tribal Art London
Model and artist’s muse Laurence Sessou aka ‘Moniasse’ is helping to launch Tribal Art London, which runs from September 6-9 in London
Read moreAntiques Trade Talks – Adam Prout of Tribal Art London
We catch up with Adam Prout, joint organiser of this year’s Tribal Art London, to question him about the growth in tribal and ethnographic art
Read moreTribal Art London starts the season
Tribal Art London kicks off the capital’s autumn fairs, with 32 exhibitors set to make it the largest one yet
Read moreExplore highlights of TEFAF Maastricht
Works of extraordinary provenance and quality take the lead, say the organisers of this year’s TEFAF Maastricht – explore some of the highlights
Read more£15 house clearance necklace sells for £99K
Read about the eighteenth century Polynesian necklace that came out of a house clearance to sell for a staggering sum at Surrey auctioneers, Ewbank’s
Read moreNative masks come in from the cold
A stunning collection of previously unknown Eskimo masks led the Bonhams Native American Art sale in San Francisco recently
Read moreAfrican artefacts in sale
Items from the family collection of the late celebrated paleoanthropologists and archaeologists Louis and Mary Leakey are due to go under
Read moreTribal Art sale for London
From Peru to the South Pacific, and from Africa to Asia, world art of all periods, from the ancient to
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