Kuba people, Democratic Republic of the Congo, early 20th century.
Iron blade with carved wood handle.
(13” h. x 2 5/8” w. x 2” d.)

Per Wikipedia:
An ikul or ikula is a knife or a short sword of the Kuba of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The ikul consists of a leaf-shaped blade (iron or copper or wood) and a wooden handle finished with a round knob with sometimes decorative inlays. The blade has a well-marked central edge and can be decorated with engravings.  They are ceremonial knives, some of which are made solely of wood (handle and blade) and richly decorated.

The ikul are about 35 centimetres long. According to tradition, King Shyaam aMbul aNgoong would have introduced the ikul in the seventeenth century after a long period of war. The king would then have forbidden the shongo sword to replace it with the ikul, a symbol of peace.

Ex. collection of Jonathan W. Fisher
ex. Indigo Arts Gallery, c.1990.
 

Unknown artist - Bali, Indonesia, early to mid 20th century
Painted wood.
(7 1/2" w. x 10” d. x 4” h.)

Ex. Jonathan Fisher collection.  ex. Nusantara Gallery c. 1990.

Acrylic on Canvas
(10 1/4" x 14 1/4"), 1999.

Ex. collection of Jonathan W. Fisher.  
Purchased from the artist in Cienfuegos, Cuba in 2000.

Turkana people, Kenya
Wood and woven leather rawhide.
(8 1/4" h. x 8 1/4" w. x 3 3/4" d.)

Ex. collection of Jonathan W. Fisher
ex. collection of Ralph Fisher
Purchased in Uganda, c.1968-1970.  

Nepal, 20th cent.
Wood, oil paint.
(6 1/4” h. x 3 1/2” w. x 2 3/4” d.)

Ex. collection of Jonathan Fisher
ex. Nusantara gallery

Turkana people, Kenya
Wood and woven leather rawhide.
(7" h. x 8 1/4" w. x 3 1/4" d.)

Ex. collection of Jonathan W. Fisher
ex. collection of Ralph Fisher
Purchased in Uganda, c.1968-1970.  

Maasai people - Kenya or Tanzania, c. 1960s
Glass beads, wire, recycled plastic, recycled metal
(12 1/4" h. x 9 5/8” w. x 1/4” d.)

Ex. collection of Jonathan W. Fisher
ex. collection of Ralph and Sally Fisher
Purchased in Tanzania or Kenya, c.1968-1970.  

Maasai people - Kenya or Tanzania, c. 1960s
Glass beads, wire, recycled plastic, recycled metal
(12 1/4" h. x 9 5/8” w. x 1/4” d.)

Ex. collection of Jonathan W. Fisher
ex. collection of Ralph and Sally Fisher
Purchased in Tanzania or Kenya, c.1968-1970.  

Maasai people - Kenya or Tanzania, c. 1960s
Glass beads, wire, cotton thread, animal hide
(6 3/4”h.  x  7 1/2” w. x 1/2” d.)

Ex. collection of Jonathan W. Fisher
ex. collection of Ralph and Sally Fisher
Purchased in Tanzania or Kenya, c.1968-1970. 

Maasai people - Kenya or Tanzania, c. 1960s
Beads, wire, steel chain, cotton thread, animal hide
(6 3/4" h. x 3 3/4” w. x 1/2” d.)

Ex. collection of Jonathan W. Fisher
ex. collection of Ralph and Sally Fisher
Purchased in Tanzania or Kenya, c.1968-1970. 

Maasai people - Kenya or Tanzania, c. 1960s
Glass beads, wire, cotton thread, animal hide
(16” h. x 3 1/2” w. x 1/2” d.)

Ex. collection of Jonathan W. Fisher
ex. collection of Ralph and Sally Fisher
Purchased in Tanzania or Kenya, c.1968-1970. 

Maasai people - Kenya or Tanzania, c. 1960s
Glass beads, animal hide, wire, recycled metal, cotton thread
(6 1/2" h. x 2 1/4” w. x 1/2”d.)

Maasai people - Kenya or Tanzania, c. 1960s
Glass beads, animal hide, wire, cotton thread
(6” h. x 1 3/4”{ w. x 1/2” d.)

Igbo people, Nigeria, early to mid-20th century.
Wood w/ organic patina (13" h. x 9" w. x 6 3/4" d.).

Ex. collection of Jonathan W. Fisher
Purchased c. 1970. 

Note:  Mask has been extensively used.  Mask is in found condition with erosion of face on sides and some repairs, as shown in photos.