Egon Guenther Collection

Venetian Millefiori Trade Bead Necklace with Phenolic Amber Centre, Italy, Glass and Resin TG VNB 20

Four-legged hardwood bowl with opposing lug handles, carved from a single block, South Africa, 20th century.

Antique Venetian millefiori glass trade beads, restrung as a necklace with earrings, 65 cm.

Cecil Skotnes Linocut Print “Fall in Molise” (1975) – South African Modernist Graphic on Zerkall Bütten Paper

Venetian Millefiori Trade Bead Necklace with Akan Gold Weight Pendant, West Africa (Ghana), Glass and Cast Brass

Ethiopian Oromo Headrest (Borana Type), Carved Hardwood, Single Block

Venetian Millefiori Glass Trade Bead Necklace with Phenolic Resin Beads and Akan Cast Brass Bracelet, Ghana, West Africa

Venda Ceramic Vessel, Limpopo Region, South Africa, Hand-Coiled Clay Pot

Strand of Antique Venetian Millefiori Glass Trade Beads with Akan Brass Goldweight Pendant, West Africa, Ghana

Antique Venetian Millefiori Trade Bead Necklace with Akan Brass Gold Weight Pendant, West Africa / Italy, Glass and Lost-Wax Brass

Vintage Phenolic Resin Bead Necklace, Attributed African Trade Use, Butterscotch Catalin Type, Circa 1920s–1940s

Victorian Embossing Press by Spencer & Co, London, Cast Iron and Brass Office Seal Press, England, Late 19th Century

Antique brass compound microscope by R. & J. Beck Ltd., London, serial no. 21696, late 19th–early 20th century scientific instrument.

Ndebele / Tswana Geometric Calabash Bowls Pair – Southern Africa Hand-Carved Decorated Gourds

Cecil Skotnes (1926–2009) - “Dare He Call It Love”, Artist’s Proof Woodcut Print, South Africa, 1975, Zerkall Bütten Paper

Ashanti (Asante) Headrest – Carved Wooden Headrest, Akan Culture, Ghana, 19th–20th Century

Somali Wooden Headrest (Barkin), Horn of Africa, Hand-Carved Wood, Early 20th Century

Traditional hand-carved wooden headrest from the Gurage culture of Ethiopia, collected in the Egon Guenther family collection.

Oromo Headrest – Ethiopia – Hand Carved Wooden Neck Rest

Turkana Headrest – Northern Kenya Pastoral Culture Hand-Carved Wooden Headrest

Akan Figural Gold Weight with Bird and Figures – Brass – Ghana

Venda Clay Beer Vessel, South Africa - Hand-Coiled Earthenware Pot

TG CB 01 African Cattle Herding Bells, Attributed Dinka or Nuer Culture, South Sudan, Forged Steel Livestock Bells (Pair)