A few examples of appraisal values for
NOMOLI

• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Figure the male figure carved standing on a mounded intrinsic base with a stylized snake winding around his waist backside and shoulders terminating on one side of his head his large head featuring bulbous eyes a broad nose and large puckered lips surmounted by a stylized bird figure height 13 in. mounted to a square wood plinth overall height 15 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid-1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Male Figure carved standing on a mounded base his large head with distinct facial features bulging eyes broad nose and full closed lips height 8 3/4 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid-1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Figure the male figure carved squatting on an intrinsic mounded base his elbows resting on upturned knees his extended forearms and hands grasping his beard the face with bulbous eyes broad nose and full puckered lips beneath a conical headdress height 13 1/4 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid 1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• Group of Three Nomoli Stone
  Group of Three Nomoli Stone Figures, Sierra Leone, West Africa, 20th century largest height 6.5 in — 16.5 cm
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Figure the male figure carved squatting with his elbows resting on upturned knees his extended hands grasping two plaits of his long beard the face featuring bulbous eyes a broad nose and full lips height 11 1/2 in. mounted to a wood plinth overall height 13 1/2 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid-1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Male Figure seated figure carved with upraised arms resting on his head wearing pouches criss-crossing over each shoulder the head with deep cut eyes a long broad nose and smiling closed lips height 6 1/2 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid-1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Figure carved as a female seated on a circular base with a large protruding belly and large sagging breasts grasping a foot in each extended arm her face with high round eyes under arched brows a small nose and a protruding chin with closed lips height 7 1/2 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid 1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Figural Group carved as two seated female figures holding hands one figure cradling her breast the other figure grasping her buttock each with bulging eyes beneath arched brows broad nostrils and protruding chins height 6 in. width 4 3/4 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid 1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Male Figure carved seated with arms extending around his protruding belly his large head with deeply cut eyes long broad nose and closed smiling lips beneath a domed headdress pierced at the top height 6 1/4 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid-1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• Group of Three Nomoli Stone
  Group of Three Nomoli Stone Figures, Sierra Leone, West Africa, 19th/20th century includes later stands with shaped insets. tallest height 5.25 in — 13.3 cm
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Figural Group carved as a seated female with large breasts carrying a small child upon her back each with distinct facial features of bulging eyes beneath arched brows broad noses and protruding chins with closed lips the mother with a coiled snake-like flattened headdress height 6 1/2 in. width 5 1/8 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid 1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Female Torso her large head with distinct facial features bulbous eyes and arched brows above a broad nose and protruding chin with closed lips raised on a torso with short arms and large breasts height 5 1/2 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid 1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• A Sierra Leone Carved Stone
  A Sierra Leone Carved Stone Nomoli or Pomdo Figure seated male figure carved with a long phallus extended to the circular base his upturned forearms supporting a large head with bulbous eyes arched brows small nose and full closed lips height 7 1/2 in. Provenance: Acquired by William W. Hodges of Kokomo IN mid 1960s while developing teacher training schools at the University of Njala Sierra Leone.
• LAWERENCE NAMOKI, HOPI NATION, SEED
  LAWERENCE NAMOKI, HOPI NATION, SEED POT 20th century, polychrome design of Aztec figures against a celestial field, faux wood painted mouth and lower half of he body, signed and titled inscription on the underside "LAWRENCE NAMOKI / Hopi/ Solistice AD".
• JOE TALIRUNILI (1893-1976) E9-818
  JOE TALIRUNILI (1893-1976) E9-818 Povungnituk NOMADS framed 1965 23/50 Medium: stonecut 12.5" (height) 31.8cm (height) 19.25" (width) 48.9cm (width)
• JEMEZ, NORMA TOYA, STORYTELLER WITH
  JEMEZ, NORMA TOYA, STORYTELLER WITH BOW AND ARROWNorma Toya, (Jemez, 20th Century) Storyteller with Bow and Arrow, fired clay, pigments, hide, cloth, wood, feathers, string inscribed: NORMA ToyA / Jemez fired clay, pigments, hide, cloth, wood, feathers, string Dimensions: 8 x 5 1/4 x 9 1/2 in. (20.32 x 13.34 x 24.13 cm.) Provenance: Private Collection, California
• 19TH C. NOMOLI AFRICAN STONE FIGURE
  19TH C. NOMOLI AFRICAN STONE FIGURE SIERRA LEONENomoli stone figure, Sierra Leone, 19th century or earlier. This sculpture depicts a figure with well carved facial features and a hollowed cavity at the top of its head and in its abdomen. Height: 7 in x width: 4 in x depth: 5 1/2 in. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions. Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• PAIR OF AFRICAN BRONZE FIGURES
  PAIR OF AFRICAN BRONZE FIGURES Primordial couple associated with the Nommos, at the origin of Dogon creation, Mali, cast and patinated bronze, the woman carrying grain, the man milk.12" & 10 1/2" tall.
• DINé [NAVAJO], LOLOMA KLAGETOH
  DINé [NAVAJO], LOLOMA KLAGETOH TEXTILE, CA. 1975Diné [Navajo], Loloma Klagetoh Textile, ca. 1975, handwoven wool, aniline dyes Dimensions: 12 1/4 x 17 1/4 in. (31.12 x 43.82 cm.) Provenance: The Georgia and Charles Loloma Collection
• PILO MORA, NATIVE AMERICAN
  PILO MORA, NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY VASEMata Ortiz pottery jar by Pilo Mora. Measures 7" tall. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks or breaks.
• Valverde Nevayaktewa and Tino
  Valverde Nevayaktewa and Tino Youvella Hopi Carvings lot of 2 includes a finely carved warrior by Valverde Nevayaktewa height 17 in.; AND Aholi by Tino Youella height 13.5 in. 20th century Property of an Ohio Collector Condition: Due to the fragile nature of these dolls we do not guarantee their condition. Dolls may have missing accouterments repaired limbs or broken parts.
• Pair of Mohave Culture Standing
  Pair of Mohave Culture Standing Dolls, the male and female polychrome terra cotta figures each with white slip and red vertical stripes on the torso, arms and legs and wearing glass bead necklace and dangling earrings, h. 6-1/2".
• TAINO ZEMI, SIMILAR TO THOSE
  TAINO ZEMI, SIMILAR TO THOSE PORTRAYING THE GODYucahu, but with a different demeanor. Pre-Columbian. This example is less severe, with a subtle grin. Arms extend forward from the headband, and legs point toward the back. Rare to see a zemi with arms and legs, it is also relatively thin. Base is concave, pecked and polished. Fine grained stone. There is a flaw in the stone at the back of the cone that is a natural feature of the rock. 6 1/2" long. Dominican Republic. Provenance: Carrada Collection, Miami and NYC. Curated by Larry Roberts, author of Taino Sculpture Art of the Gods, Taino Hallucinogenic Implements Inhaling the Cosmic Dust, as well as Taino Zemis and Other Heads of State.
• A Native American Navajo Moki
  A Native American Navajo Moki Germantown woolen textile Late 19th / early 20th century with blue red and yellow diamonds on a ground of purple and black stripes with serrated borders
• Bamana or Marka N'tomo Mask Mali
  Bamana or Marka N'tomo Mask Mali Carved wood mask with applied metal three applied tubes flattened with remnants of red cotton tassels. Elongated forehead with two horns over a rigid nose and small protruding mouth. N'tomo masks were worn by boys as they passed through the early cycle of initiation into manhood. The masks reinforce the lessons the boys are taught as they are prepared by elder males in the society for circumcision. Stand not included.
• GAETANO MORMILE NOMADIC MAN VOLCANO
  GAETANO MORMILE NOMADIC MAN VOLCANO PAINTING Italy1839-1890Depicts a gentleman sitting by a fire while a distant volcano erupts into the night sky. Painting sits in a finely carved gilt acanthus leaf Florentine frame.
• ARICAN CARVED WOOD NOMMO
  ARICAN CARVED WOOD NOMMO FIGUREAfrican Carved Wood Nommo Figure and a House Post Fragment, Dogon Peoples, Mali, figure h. 36 in.; post h. 26 in., w. 41 in. (2 pcs.) Provenance: Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, Memphis, TN. Both Exh.: Memphis Brooks Museum, "The Henry Easterwood Collection", Feb. 1996-Dec. 1997 and "Art of Africa", Jan. 2004-Nov. 2015
• SIX FRAMED ARTWORKS Including two
  SIX FRAMED ARTWORKS Including two large Cuna Indian "mola" panels.
• A KACHINA FIGURE OF AHOLI BY NORMAN
  A KACHINA FIGURE OF AHOLI BY NORMAN LIWA A Kachina figure of Ahola by Norman Liwa with fur, feather, hide, yarn and canvas details, 14.25"h
• R. C. GORMAN NATIVE AMERICAN
  R. C. GORMAN NATIVE AMERICAN WOMAN LITHOGRAPH New Mexico, Arizona, California,1932-2005Pomo, edition 152 of 200.
• *A Collection of Twenty-Seven
  *A Collection of Twenty-Seven Pre-Columbian Style Pottery Figures including Colima and other examples depicted standing sitting and wearing various ritual attire. Height of tallest 10 3/4 inches.
• TEODULO ROMULO (MX, B.1943)
  TEODULO ROMULO (MX, B.1943) MIXOGRAFIA PRINTFramed color mixografia intaglio print on paper, "El Bien y El Mal," signed lower right Teodulo Romulo (Mexican, b.1943), dated 1998, marked lower left EA (epreuve d'artiste), sheet: approx 25.75"h, 19.5"w, overall: 31.75"h, 25.5"w, 9lbs
• TWO INDIAN NIM QALAM PAINTINGS 19th
  TWO INDIAN NIM QALAM PAINTINGS 19th century, two paintings in ink with monochrome wash highlighted with gold and touches of body color, a technique known as nim qalam (half pen) used by Mughal court artists beginning in the 16th century, the first painting is of Krishna and Radha celebrating Holi festival with gopis by the river, the second is of a shah riding camel, both skillfully painted, framed with silk mats in identical gilt frames, not examined outside of the frame.
• Peruvian Maroti-Shobo polychrome
  Peruvian Maroti-Shobo polychrome vase modern label ''Maroti-Shobo Shipibo-Conibo Hand Craft Pucallpa-Peru'' orange brown and white geometric decoration chips to rim and expected surface wear 14'' h. [De-accessioned from a Connecticut Museum]
• FINE POTOLO PONCHO, QUECHUA,
  FINE POTOLO PONCHO, QUECHUA, BOLIVIA.Potolo Poncho, Quechua Culture, Bolivia c.1930 Wool Potolo weavings are recognized by their inventive and marvelous mythical beings found on many ancient Peruvian burial cloths. Night animal such bats, and night dragons, possess a personality of inner life of their own. Size: 72'' x 55'' (183 x 140 cm).
• OLD AFRICAN ZOOMORPHIC POWER FIGURE
  OLD AFRICAN ZOOMORPHIC POWER FIGURE (BOLI), BAMANA PEOP...Old African Zoomorphic Power Figure (Boli), Bamana People, Mali. Early 20th C. Wood and sacrificial materials. Private Delaware collection. Size: 24'' x 27'' x 11'' (61 x 69 x 28 cm). Ref: Metropolitan Museum, https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/312389