A powerful Cameroon ceremonial helmet mask carved from a single block of dense hardwood. The weight alone tells its story. At 2.5 kg, it has the presence and gravity of a piece that was made to be worn in ritual, not produced for the tourist market. The broad, domed form and expressive features create a striking silhouette, softened by the worn pigment and the slow patina of age.

There is a real sense of character in the carving, from the raised triangular chest to the deep set eyes and the toothy grin. It feels both protective and enigmatic, exactly what you want from an old ceremonial mask. The surface carries the marks of handling, use, and time, giving it a texture that only comes from decades of life.

A commanding sculptural piece for a shelf or console.

Height 28 cm

width 26 cm

Early twentieth century wooden workshop drawers with their original metal labels and ornate brass handles. The timber has a warm, worn surface with the marks you’d expect from years of use. The labels read “Four Fold” and “Two Hole”, likely referring to sizes or types of old workshop fittings.

Both drawers run smoothly for their age. A characterful piece with an industrial look and a hint of haberdashery style. Ideal for storing stationery, tools, or small items.