Object Listing

Lower Left M2

Lower left M1, M2, M3

Lower Molar indet.

Lower Molar indet.

Upper RightMaxillar (partial) M2, M1, P4

Lower right M3

Lower leftM3

Molar Indet

Molar Indet

Lower left M3

Upper Molar indet.

Premolar Indet.

Lower Right partial M3 slight wear

Lower left M2

Lower right M3, slight wear

Molar indet.

Rear fra. of right lower P4 (Canis indet)

Ldp4, Lower Left M1

Right Lower Molar

femur

Hand-woven bowl-shaped basket made of brightly coloured telephone wire. Pin-wheel design. Unrecorded artist. Untitled.

Tall lidded basket. Artist: Angeline Bonisiwe Masuko. Untitled.

Round raku-fired red-glazed ceramic vessel. Glaze has spots of green and yellow. Hand-built. Ceramic artist: Laura du Toit (b. 1954). Title of vessel: Sunspots. Du Toit is interested in shapes, textures and colours found in volcanoes, fossils and geological formations. Patterns found in aerial and satellite images of the earth inspire her work as well, hence the title 'Sunspots' for this work.

Glazed porcelain vessel. Made of slip-cast porcelain. Painted in cobalt oxide. Ceramic artist: John Newdigate (b. 1968). Title of vessel: Groot Constantia gravy boat.

Smoke-fired ceramic vessel of bulbous shape with short contracted upright neck. Hand-built. The black clay surface of the vessel is decorated with cuts or lines made into the clay, contrasted with white hexagonal impressions in the clay. Ceramic artist: Andile Dyalvane (b. 1978). Title of vessel: Umbhaco. Inspired by the surface designs on outfits such as the Xhosa skirt/dress 'Umbhaco'.

Smoke-fired ceramic vessel with curved neck. Ceramic artist: Siyabonga Fani (b. 1981). Titled: Iselwa.

Black material cloth with colourful embroidery depicting Nelson Mandela.

Pit fired, coiled terracotta pot, 270x300mm. Pot is incised with leaf images and lines. 

Red and bead embroidered Zulu woman's hat.

Brown and white ceramic vessel with red trim resembling traditional married Zulu woman's hat.