Black and white photo from exhibition, ‘Masquerading: The Art of the Notting Hill Carnival 1986-7’

Deco style fire iron set holder.

1986 Poster for a concert performed by Caribbean musicians at the Queen Elizabeth Hall.

A flyer for the 1986 'Lively up yourself' tribute festival

A ‘Zulu love letter’ made from beads with accompanying information about the colour coding.

Letter written to the Queen Mother on occasion of her 1953 visit to Nyasaland (Malawi), by school children of the UMCA Matope school.

Iron cowbell

A drinking gourd from Malwai, brought via the Mission to Central Africa organisation.

A thick brass manilla bracelet with decorative etchings, made in Birmingham.

A pair of wooden combs with detailed handles

A pair of brass wall mounts, of a man wearing traditional headwear and a possibly colonial soldier.

A bronze bust of the Iyoba with decorative geometric patterns in the style of metalwork from the Kingdom of Benin.

Poster from the early 80’s for the reggae artist Eek-a-Mouse.

Ceramic head and statue of a black woman with vibrant red lips

Kings African Rifles (K.A.R.) pin for wearing on clothing.

Large square resin cast of a grave plaque of Nestor, from Teston Graveyard, Kent.

Bust carved from dark wood, with a simple necklace.

Small brass figurine with anthropomorphic features – the body of a naked man, and the head of an animal.