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tribal ethnic primitive Africa with a real monkey skull
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Antique Wood Male Phallus Fertility Statue 6"$97.00 Buy It Now or Best Offer
230632 - Old Terracotta Koma head - Nigeria
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230627 - Old Terracotta Koma head on stand - Nigeria
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African Figure Kabeja statues ritual manipulations, a superb patina -6664$79.99 Buy It Now or Best Offer
African known as the nganga Power figure Nkisi Nkondi Mangaaka 19th century-6662$79.99 Buy It Now or Best Offer
Bakongo Nkisi Nkondi Carved Wood with Nail Fetish Figure voodoo doll -6657$90.00$81.00 Buy It Now or Best Offer
Interesting Great White Hidden In The Grass Probe Raised Platform Bed Frame
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Bamana Style Statue on Custom Base 25.5"- Mali - African Art
$41.25 Buy It Now or Best Offer
Beautiful Asante Female Figure 23" - Ghana - African Art
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Lagoon Female Figure 21" - Ivory Coast - African Art
$118.75 Buy It Now or Best Offer
Small Yoruba Male Figure 12.25" - Nigeria - African Art
$35.00 Buy It Now or Best Offer
Mossi Biiga Doll 13.5" on Base - Burkina Faso - African Art
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Female Luba Statue 12.75" on Base - DR Congo - African Art
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Weathered Baule Statue 14.25" - Ivory Coast - African Art
$87.50 Buy It Now or Best Offer
Gorgeous Luba Statue 15" - DR Congo - African Art
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Charming Songye Statue 10" - DR Congo - African Art
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Classic Bamana Figural Door Lock 15" - Mali - African Art
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Elegant Dogon Door Lock 10" - Mali - African Art
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Luba African Statue w/ Solemn Expression 17.5" - DR Congo
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Small Yoruba Female Statue 10" - Nigeria - African Art
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Yoruba African Kneeling Female Figure 17.5" - Nigeria
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Decorated Yoruba Female Figure 13.5" - Nigeria - African Art
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Bluntly Carved Bamun Style African Statue 16" - Cameroon
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Female Luba Statue 16.5" on Base - DR Congo - African Art
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Beautiful Female Luba African Statue 16" - DR Congo
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Yoruba Figurine w Beaded Necklace 10.5" - Nigeria - African Art
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Male Hemba Statue On Wood Base 17.5" - DR Congo - African Art
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Small Decorated Yoruba Statue 10" - Nigeria - African Art
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Male Luba Statue 12.5" - DR Congo - African Art
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Charming Petite Yoruba Statue 8.5" - Nigeria - African Art
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Standing Fang Style Statue 16.5" - Gabon - African Art
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Nigerian Worker Figure on Base 11" - Nigeria - African Art
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Yoruba Statue with Articulated Arms 12.5" - Nigeria - African Art
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Weathered Lega Figure on Custom Base 11" - DRC - African Art
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Yoruba Mother & Child Statue 9" - Nigeria - African Art
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Small Hand-Carved West African Statue 9" - African Art
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Unknown African Male Statue 15" on Base | Sub-Saharan Africa
$30.00 Buy It Now or Best Offer
Handsome Male Luba Statue 12.5" - DR Congo - African Art
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Senufo Maternity Figure 13" | Ivory Coast | African Art
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Chamba or Mumuye Statue 14" - Nigeria - African Art
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Chamba/Mumuye Statue with Beaded Necklace 15" - Nigeria - African Art
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Hand Carved Male Yoruba Figure 12" - Nigeria - African Art
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Simple Male Ngbaka Statue 18" on base - DRC
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Slightly Worn Dogon Door Lock 11" - Mali - African Art
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Charming Figural Dogon Door Lock 15.5" - Mali - African Art
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Simple Figural Dogon Door Lock 11" - Mali - African Art
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Hand Carved Dogon African Door Lock 19" - Mali
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Beautiful Dogon African Door Lock 16" - Mali
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Baule African Figure 20"- Ivory Coast
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Modern Dogon Male Statue 33.5" - Mali - African Art
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Unique Dogon Figure 32" | Mali | African Art
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Teke Style Wooden Statue on Custom Base 25.5" - DRC - African Art
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Fante Style Male Seated Statue 24.5"- Ghana - African Art
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Authentic Senufo African Drum 11" with Base - Ivory Coast
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Authentic Yoruba Hand Carved African Drum 14.5" - Nigeria
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Asante Style Seated Figure 23" - Ghana - African Art
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Standing Male Dogon Statue 28" - Mali - African Art
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Timeworn Female Bamana Statue 27" - Mali - African Art
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Rugged Dogon Colonial Statue 27" - Mali - African Art
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Igbo Colonial Statue 26" - Nigeria - African Art
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Male Attie Figure 23" | Ivory Coast | African Art
$395.00 Buy It Now or Best Offer
Tattered Wooden Dogon Statue 20" - Mali - African Art
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Very Old Senufo African Statue 32.5" - Ivory Coast
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Igbo African Figure/Statue 22.5" - Nigeria
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Dogon Female African Statue - Hand Carved w/ Base 20" - Mali
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1 watcherUnknown African Stool 9.75"- African Tribal Art
$31.25 Buy It Now or Best Offer
Small Colorful Nupe African Stool 14" Long - Nigeria
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Small Colorful Nupe African Stool 12" Wide - Nigeria
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Fantastic Unknown African Drum 42" - African Art
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Weathered Hand Carved Yoruba Drum 11.5" - Nigeria - African Art
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Functional Unknown African Drum 39" with Base - Sub-Saharan Africa
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Great Teke Statue on Custom Base 10" - DR Congo - African Art
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Yoruba Divination Container 8" - Nigeria - African Art
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Stunning Female Baule Statue 11.75" - Ivory Coast - African Art
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Gorgeous Senufo Female Statue 15" - Ivory Coast - African Art
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Charming Songye Statue 14" - DR Congo - African Art
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Mossi Biiga African Fertility Doll 14.5" - Burkina Faso
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Male Luguru Statue 12.75" w/ Base - Tanzania - African Art
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Spotted Female Yoruba Figure 17.25" w/ Stand - Nigeria - African Art
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Small Weathered Yoruba Statue 11" - Nigeria - African Art
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1 watcherBaule Style Statue 15.5" on Base- Ivory Coast - African Art
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Beautiful Unknown African Statue 16.25" - African Art
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1 watcherSmall Yaka Bird Statue 10.75" on Base - DRC - African Art
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Charming Male Luba Statue 14.75" on Base - DRC - African Art
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Teke Matomba Style African Figure 10" - DR Congo
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Handsome Luba/Hemba Male Figure on Base 12.5" - DR Congo
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Unusual Dengese Inspired African Statue 13" - DR Congo
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Asante Akua'ba African Figure 14" - Ghana
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Beautiful Yoruba Ibeji Twin Dolls 11" - Nigeria - African Art
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Igbo Ofo Staff with Stand 13.5" - Nigeria - African Art
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Petite Male Luba Statue on Base 9.5" - DR Congo - African Art
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Beautiful Yoruba Figure with Leaf Carvings 16" - Nigeria
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Small Songye Statue 15" - DR Congo - African Art
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Female Kwere or Luguru Statue 12.5" - Tanzania - African Art
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Hand-Carved Dogon Door Lock 18" - Mali - African Art
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Two Piece Dogon Door Lock 19" - Mali - African Art
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Petite Nyamwezi Figure with Stand 11" - Tanzania - African Art
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Beautiful Nigerian Figure on Custom Base 13.25" - African Art
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Montol Statue on Custom Base 17" - Nigeria - African Art
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- Standing Male Luba African Figure on Base 21" - DR Congo - This statue was carved in the style of the Luba people of DRC. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Male Hemba Statue on Custom Base 17.5" - DR Congo - African Art - This statue was carved in the style of the Hemba people of DRC. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Female Luba Statue 18.5" on Base - DR Congo - African Art - This statue was carved in the style of the Luba people of DRC. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Attractive Yoruba African Figure on Base 17.5" - Nigeria - This statue was carved in the style of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Unique Bamun Statue 17" - Cameroon - African Art - Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Dogon Drummer Statue 17" - Mali - African Art - This statue was created in the style of the Dogon people of Mali. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Mahongwe Reliquary Statue 18" - Gabon - African Art - The Mahongwe are a branch of the Kota peoples of Gabon. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Male Hemba African Statue 29.5" - DR Congo - There is minor scuffing and general wear throughout. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Songye Power Figure on Base 18" - DRC - African Art - Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections. WE WILL PROCESS YOUR ORDER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE .
- Male Fang Statue on Custom Base 23.5" - Gabon - African Art - This statue was carved in the style of the Fang people of Gabon. There is minor cracking, scuffing and general wear and tear throughout. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Unknown Female African Statue 35" on Base - African Art - We are unsure as to the origins of this statue but believe it to be from Sub-Saharan Africa. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Thick Dogon Pestle 41" on Custom Stand - Mali - African Art - This pestle was created in the style of the Dogon people of Mali. Product Condition. WE WILL PROCESS YOUR ORDER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE .
- Ornate Asante Wooden Stool 15.5" - Ghana - African Art - This stool was carved in the classic Asante style with the pillar like legs and curved seat. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Colorful Baule Colonial Statue 42"- Ivory Coast - African Art - Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Very unusual Yoruba Statue 41.75" - Nigeria - African Art - This statue was carved in the style of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Standing Mbole Wooden African Statue 20" - DR Congo - This statue was carved in the style of the Mbole people of DRC. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- 2PCS RARE BRONZE BENIN BAULE KING & QUEEN African Carving Statue CUSTOM THRONES! - BAULE KING & QUEEN ON THRONES. Custom stands included! Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been. 15.5 / 16".
- 4PCS RARE VINTAGE ROYAL BONE BOVINE HANDLE COMBS 2 African Carving Statue!! - ROYAL BONE COMBS. RARE African comb group. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- 4PCS RARE VINTAGE ROYAL BONE BOVINE HANDLE COMBS 1 African Carving Statue!! - ROYAL BONE COMBS. RARE African comb group. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- Vintage Carved Wood African Sculpture Man and Woman Kissing Lover's 8.5" - This beautiful sculpture is hand-carved from wood, featuring a detailed and impressive impressionistic design of two lovers kissing. The piece showcases the exceptional talent and skill of the African artisan who created it.
- African Art - Cute decorative BAULE Maternity Figure Statue sculpture Baoule - People: Baule.
- Cute decorative KUBA Ndop King figure wooden african sculpture Congo - Cute decorative sculpture.
- African BENIN Bronze Queen Mother Head - Nigeria Benin, TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Queen Mothers play a huge role in an Oba’s (King) life. Heads of the Queen Mother are casted to honor her. Wonderful bronze African Queen Mother head. This statue is of high quality and was made with the - cire perdue technique-, and is therefore unique in its kind.
- African Art Beautiful Bembe wooden Helmet Mask Congo drc - The base is not included!
- Old African Wood Hemba Style Figure - CONGO - 20th Century 10.25” Tall - Open cavity at top for prayer libations. Solid condition. Well mounted on a hardwood block stand. Appears to be permanently mounted to black painted wood base. Overall good condition, with only an old, small crack to edge of opening top of head.
- 221107 - Rare & African Double Mangbetu terracotta Jar - Congo. - Indeed among the Mangbetu from the youngest age, children of the upper classes suffered box compression skull, held tight by ties of raffia. This jar beautifully illustrates a Mangbetu art dedicated to the glorification of beauty.
- Africa Interior Sculpture - About Importer's Obligation.
- Dan Tribe Liberia Female Maternity Standing Statue Detailed 18 In - Dan Tribe Liberia Female Maternity Standing Statue Detailed 18 In. In good undamaged condition has some age to it, I think 60 years metal earrings
- African Wooden Ibibio Puppet Sculpture - NIGERIA - Custom Base 20”x 6” - Typical elaborate, triparate hairdo, with moveable arms. Hand carved, with black painted details and highlights throughout, possibly depicting a leopard loincloth?. Eyes are painted in white, which is typical of Ibibio sculpture and masks.
- Benin Bronze Soldier Statue 31.5" - Nigeria - African Tribal Art - This bronze statue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts a soldier with his arms outstretched in front of his body. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- pair of stone NOMOLI, MENDE tribe, Sierra Leone, Africa - They are thought to have originally represented chiefs or group leaders.
- YITEKE, power and protective figure, YAKA, Dem. Rep. of Congo, Africa - The Yaka live in southwestern Congo. The bottom with a sticker with text in Dutch. It is carved of hard dark brown colored wood. The stand is included in this sale.
- Songye Kifwebe Style Tribal Wood Figurine Fetish Congo African Tribal Art READ - Songye Kifwebe Style Tribal Figurine Congo African Tribal Art. It is not marked. I’m not sure what tribe it is from. The wood is splitting and you can see that in the last three photos. Sold as found.
- Antique 19th century genuine African statue from the 'Teke' tribe from Congo
- 210708 - Rare African Old AGNIS statue - Iv. Coast. - The Agnis people originated from the Nile River Valley. At the beginning of the 18th century, the first Agnis, coming from the Ashanti kingdom from Ghana, crossed the Ivorian frontier with another group of Akans.
- 210941 - African mask from the Lega Bwami - Congo. - The objects represent moral or social values, and are used during initiation rites. Beauty, knowledge and power are intertwined. Congo: African mask from the Lega Bwami. The Lega people (or Warega) are a Bantu ethnic group of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- 220927 - Antique Terracotta Bura Funerary vessel top head - Niger - The greater Volta area is a region of vast cultural, ethno-historical and archeological significance. Their utilitarian vessels are usually plain, while other “containers” - the function of which is not understood - are often decorated with incised and stamped patterns.
- African Art Home Decor carved wooden Authentic Nkisi-Nkondi power figure-6641 - These Figure ingredients are "carriers" for various magical items, be it sand, tree roots or leaves, or other items. It is Nganga's Figure responsibility to follow the exact procedure for each insertion. As one source put it, nkisi Figure is "a hiding place for people's souls to keep order and create..
- African Fetish Statue 27" Tall Fertility Idol Beads Phallus Skirt Fur - African Fetish / Fertility Statue, 27". -You are ordering this 27" tall, African Fetish Statue. -Condition notes: Wood cracks consistent with age. Organic material loss consistent with age. Right arm appears to have broken and been repaired.
- LARGE AUTHENTIC 23.6 in" TALL AFRICAN TRIBAL FERTILITY WOOD Bamana woman statue - This is Jo Nyeri, a female statue of the Bamana tribe in the Republic of Mali. ~Caustions~.
- Vintage Hand Carved African Tribal Totem - Family & Huts Very Good Condition - Family & Huts. African Tribal. Hand Carved. Very Good Condition.
- Old African Statue - Old African Statue. 15”X19” with Shell and leather accents Wear consistent with age with damage to one foot that is pointed out in pictures
- VINTAGE AFRICAN ART CARVED WOOD STATUE SCULPTURE MAN Basket on the head 15" Tall
- Baule Wooden Tribal Black Ancestor figure Sculpture Carved Statue Africa Art - A fine Baule African tribal Sculpture from west Africa. The Berber from North Africa have a rich history and are known for their weaving and music, while the Himba from Namibia are known for their distinctive red ochre body paint.
- 221214 - Antique Ekoi janiform head mask covered with hide - Nigeria. - Antique African Ekoi / Ejagham janiform head mask with hide - Nigeria. Crest masks such as this one were worn on the top of the head attached to a basketry cap. Newton, Douglas. Masterpieces of Primitive Art: The Nelson A. Rockefeller Collection.
- African Ewe Venavi Twin Figures / Togo-Ghana - Mid 20th Century - Tribally-Used - Just as the Yoruba in Nigeria, their eastern neighbors, the Ewe in Togo and Ghana, honor their twins. Authentic, tribally-used. Bought together from a San Francisco estate collection. This piece will be a quality addition to any collection of African Art and will display beautifully in any decor: Arts and Crafts, Art Deco, Folk Art, Tribal - Ethnographic, Shabby Chic, or Contemporary.
- African Art Luba Style Offering Bowl
- Lot Of 5 antique BRONZE miniature Artifacts Unique Gold Weights And More - Lot Of 5 antique BRONZE miniature Artifacts Unique Gold Weights And More. Please refer to pictures for measurements and details. Bin#jewelry3 item#315
- OLD antique BRONZE miniature Artifacts Lot Of 5 , Unique Gold Weight Bell Stop - OLD antique BRONZE miniature Artifacts Lot Of 5 , Unique Gold Weight Bell Stop. Please refer to pictures for measurements and details. Bin#9 item#090744
- Antique African Bronze Male Sculpture Standin In Suit Jacket And Top Hat 7”by 3” - Antique African Bronze Male sculpture In Suit Jacket And Top Hat 7”by 3”. a fantastic piece for any Collection, great detail.Copper and Bronze
- Antique African Bronze FemalSculpture Standin Holding a Baby in Her Arms 7”by 3” - Antique African Bronze Female sculpture Standing Holding a Baby in Her Arms 7”by 3”. a fantastic piece for any Collection, great detail. Copper and Bronze
- Luluwa Maternity Figure Congo African - People Luluwa. They are seen holding a sword in the right hand and a magical container in the left hand to hold the spirits of the ancestors. Like here, the skirt and hairstyle are markers of his status and the exaggerated umbilicus a common trait among Lulua.
- VINTAGE AFRICAN BRASS BRONZE TRIBAL FIGURES Lady Man US Consulate Owned Brown - VINTAGE AFRICAN BRASS BRONZE TRIBAL FIGURES Lady Man US Consulate Owned Brown. These came from a sale of Claudia Brown. Very cool vintage figures with wear and some green corrosion.
- 200946 - Antique Tribal used African Yombe statue - Congo. - Authentic, museum quality African tribal art at wholesale prices. I hardly ever buy direct from Africa. Our Gallery have a collection of authentic, original and traditional art from Africa. We strive to provide deeper public appreciation for high quality African art and to make it accessible to all collectors.
- Double Mattress Frame Resin Dog Birdbath Polyresin Antique Garden Bird Bath For - You won't mind this pair of dogs in your yard! You'll love the playful design of this fun-loving birdbath. Birdbath made of all-weather resin. Pair of dog in tree stump with shallow water basin atop.
- Resin Dog Birdbath Polyresin Antique Garden Bird Bath For Home Garden Yard - You won't mind this pair of dogs in your yard! You'll love the playful design of this fun-loving birdbath. Birdbath made of all-weather resin. Pair of dog in tree stump with shallow water basin atop.
- Ewe Vodun Figure - A small, powerful Ewe Vodun figure, ex. Christian Armstrong. Measures approximately 6.5” tall.
- Ancient Very Rare Nok Nigeria Terracotta Male Figure, 2000 Yrs Old, TL Tested! - There are, however, regional differences in both the types of tools andpottery made at various Nok sites. Finds of iron arrow- and spearheads would suggest, too, that life was not always peaceful amongst the Nok and with their rival tribes.
- Divination Yaka slit drum DR Congo - Mukoku is a type of slit drum crafted by the Yaka people of the southwestern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Vintage Bronze Brass African Man Figurine Erotic 3.5" tall - Up for bid is a Vintage Bronze Brass African Man Figurine Erotic 3.5" tall. The figurine is in a good condition. Please see the pictures and ask any questions before bidding. Thank you for looking.
- Antique African Carved “Chieftains BATON” Dan Zulu Congo Zaire - Antique hand carved African Dan or Zulu tribal Chiefs baton, measures aprox. 15 3/4”, has some tip wear but good condition.
- Vintage African Benin Bronze Figures
- Osseyba Reliquary Gabon Tribal African Ritual Funeral Figure Brass, Copper, Wood - They were used in an ancestor cult known as 'bwete' where the baskets were placed in temples in a village. Superb African Kota/Bokota Bronze brass/wood sculpture from Gabon. Carved Wood base with brass sheets, copper wire and natural plaster.
- Vintage 13" African Hand-Carved Wood Bust Sculpture Art - Vintage 13" African Hand-Carved Wood Bust Sculpture Art.
- Vintage African Wood statue - Beatyfull African statue.
- Antique Songye Fetish Power Figure 60” - Antique Songye Fetish Power Figure. Good condition, minor cracks. Measures 60” x 15” x 8.5” Refer to pictures and feel free to ask questions you may have before purchasing.Items are shipped within 5 business days from date of payment. Tracking number will automatically be added to the sales record.We can do combined shipping for US Customers ONLY. Send a message prior to paying your invoice. DH
- The Thinker Art Sculpture Statue Carved Blue Soap Stone Made In Kenya 8.5” - The Thinker Art Sculpture Statue Carved Blue Soap Stone Made In Kenya 8.5”.
- Mid 20th C Ashanti Akuaba Doll African Fertility Figure, 14 1/2" - Nicely rendered, shows remnant of original black coloring still in recessed details.
- African figure West African Comb Wooden African Swahili Carved-6073 - The An in vintage condition with signs of previous use and display, wear and tear, light scrapes and scratches. Strong and functional. Please see all pictures A beautifully carved wooden hair comb, made in the Swahili region of Zanzibar and Mozambique towards the end of the 19th Century. The comb is of the usual hourglass shape, with coarse and fine teeth to its top and bottom. Between, it is decorated with borders of concentric rings and horizontal banding.....
- Vintage African Benin Dahomey 1974 Sculpture Kinetic Balancing Mother Child Man - Vintage African Benin Dahomey 1974 Sculpture Kinetic Balancing Mother Child Man. Label reads Abidjan, 8/74. Made: DahomeyDahomey turned into Benin in 1075, shortly after this was made.Woman balances a baby in her arm and a small man on top of a pole. She might be missing an earring. Condition is as found. Label on bottomSee picsNo Returns
- African Nupe Tribal Stool Washstand Wood From Nigeria - African Nupe Tribal Stool Washstand Wood From Nigeria. These stool are unique and comes in various sizes and shape
- 2 African Art SONGYE wooden Fanti fertility doll figure sculpture-6073 - A SONGYE fertility figure The female fertility doll with typical ribbed neck and elongated head honey colored patina.
- African Tribal Art carved wooden Figure Power Figure Nkisi Nkondi-6059 - The Nkisi Nkondi figures,, according to Khan figures, Academy, is a sculpture of a magical being that is believed to possess supernatural abilities. Its form represents either a person or an animal, such as a dog (also known as nkisi kozo). These wooden figures, as directed by ngangas or spiritual experts, are activated through the use of special substances and religious practices, such as chanting and praying, to cure various physical, social, or spiritual issues. Their usage is believed to emphasize their role in human affairs..
- Antique West African Tiv Tribal People Carved Wood Stargazer Chair Stool Nigeria - Antique West African Tiv Tribal People Carved Wood Stargazer Chair Stool Nigeria. Also known as bathing stool very unique and beautiful in its natural shape and color
- VTG African Carved Wooden Carved Sculpture of A Lady, - VTG African Carved Wooden Carved Sculpture of A Lady,.
- Kota Mahongwe Reliquary Figure Gabon African Art - Kota Mahongwe Reliquary Figure Gabon African Art. Some patina from age and weathered. View all pictures for best description
- African Princess Statue - 24 CM, 900 GR. EXTREMELY RARE & BEAUTIFUL
- An Old Yoruba Twins Couple – Ibeji – Nigeria - In Yoruba culture and spirituality, twins are believed to be magical, and are granted protection by the Orisha Shango. If one twin should die, it represents bad fortune for the parents and the society to which they belong.
- 230519 - African Bakongo nail mask - Congo. - The Kongo may number about three million people.Present in three countries – the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola and the Congo Republic – the Kongo occupy the region at the mouth of the Congo River.
- Vintage Brass Bronze Dogon Tall Thin Sculpture Statue Winking Mali Man 15” Mcm - Comes from a non-smoking home.
- African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown - African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown.
- African Tribal Art Wooden Carved statue tribal wood Mbete figure -6264 - Accompanying the cult figure of ancestors amongst the Mbete are sculpted figures with a unique characteristic - a back depicting... Braids figures styled in a quadruple crest emphasize the stocky individual wearing them, who is standing near a reliquary cavity. His features exude an imposing character. A hollowed out space is present in the barrel bust. The suggestion of legs ready to leap is prevalent. Desiccation has left erosions and cracks on the surface, bearing witness to the ritual dance once performed there. The dark patina, abraded and weathered, adds to the unique character of this site..
- makonde wood carving Masai - Makonde wood carving Masai from Tanzania. It's missing shield and spear. It's beautiful - and if one can carve these 2 pieces, it would look delightful.
- Tribal African Ashanti Bronze Brass Miniature Figurines Set Of 2 - Tribal African Ashanti Bronze Brass Miniature Figurines Set Of 2.
- African Leopard Animal Hand Carved Wood Statue Decor Miniature 4” - African Leopard Animal Hand Carved Wooden Statue Decor. Great vintage condition, see pictures for details and size dimensions.
- Vintage Ornate Incense Burner/Sculpture in the Shape of a Fish
- Geo L Trevino MCM Brass Bust African Tribal Woman 6"
- Figurine Tribal Neck Ring Vintage Small Handmade Hand Carved
- Antique Wahehe Tribe Hehe People Carved Wood Three Legged Stool Tanzania, Africa - Antique Wahehe Tribe Hehe People Carved Wood Three Legged Stool Tanzania, Africa.
- Resin Tree Birdbath Polyresin Antique Garden Bird Bath For Home Garden Yard - You won't mind this pair of trees in your yard! You'll love the playful design of this fun-loving birdbath. And while this appears to be made of carved wood, it's actually all-weather resin to stand up to the (and nature) year after year - no maintenance needed!
- Resin Raccoon Birdbath Polyresin Antique Garden Bird Bath For Home Garden Yard - Pair of raccoons in tree stump with shallow water basin. And while this appears to be made of carved wood, it's actually all-weather resin to stand up to the (and nature) year after year - no needed!
- Crucifix – Nkangi Kiditu – Bakongo – Republic of Congo - Thus, they knew the hand crosses of the missionaries and, from the 16th/17th century onwards, created their own crosses based on these models. The Bakongo are a large people (more than 5 million) living on the Atlantic coast, along the lower reaches and at the mouth of the Kongo river.
- RARE VINTAGE GOURD PIPE 17" African Carving Statue - RARE VINTAGE GOURD PIPE 17" African Carving Statue.
- Hand Carved African Folk Art Wood Statues of Man and Woman Thin Figures.
- Vintage Dogon Africa Bronze Horse Rider Equestrian Soldier Warrior 1975 Folk Art
- Benin Bronze, Ceremionial Figure, Circa 1970s - Acquired from a San Francisco Bay Area collection of underground comix art by Vaughn Bode, Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson and others with whom the artist has somthing in common.
- Fang, Seated Male Reliquary Statue, Central Gabon, African Tribal Art, Sculpture - Fang, Seated Male Reliquary Statue, Central Gabon, African Tribal Art, Sculpture. Dimensions are approx. 16"×6"×5" . Beaded necklace and belt. Metal wire anklets. Old, natural wood imperfections, please see photos for condition.
- Chokwe artifact, Tribal art, With video
- Lega Kalimbangoma bone femalefigure Congo tribal african art - It is a female. Made in Congo. Possibly early 20th or 19th century.
- Seated Benin Bronze Leopard Statue 24" - Nigeria - African Art - This bronze statue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts a seated leopard with an upturned tail. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Seated Benin Bronze Leopard Statue 25" - Nigeria - African Art - This bronze statue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts a seated leopard with an upturned tail. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Intricate Benin Bronze Container 27.5"- Nigeria - African Tribal Art - It has beautiful intricate detail throughout including a bronze rope and key. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Benin Bronze Dwarf Statue 29" - Nigeria - African Tribal Art - This bronze statue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts a dwarf, often seen in Benin artform. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Benin Bronze Dwarf Statue 30" - Nigeria - African Tribal Art - This bronze statue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts a dwarf, often seen in Benin artform. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Benin Bronze Soldier Statue 30" - Nigeria - African Tribal Art - This bronze statue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts a soldier with his arms outstretched in front of his body. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Benin Bronze Soldier Statue 31" - Nigeria - African Tribal Art - This bronze statue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts a soldier holding a staff in one hand and a piece of currency in the other. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- KABWELULU, ritual calabash, LUBA tribe, Dem. Rep. of Congo, Africa - The ritual calabash consists of a small dried pumpkin calabash decorated with animal skin. The torso of the woman carved from hard wood with on the stomach and the back typical scarifications of the Luba.
- female ESHU statue (wood/leather/cowrie shells), YORUBA, Nigeria, Africa
- Benin Bronze Soldier Statue 24.5" - Nigeria - African Tribal Art - This bronze s tatue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts a standing soldier with his arms outstretched in front of him. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Benin Bronze Soldier Statue 25" - Nigeria - African Tribal Art - This bronze statue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts a soldier holding a removable shield in one hand and a weapon in the other. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Nice Reliquary Figure wooden and cupper african sculpture Gabon - Wood and cupper. 58 cm (62 cm avec la base).
- Antique African Wooden Bowl Bearer Figure Statue - Condition: Shows signs of use and age such as cracked wood on base. See pictures. Sold as is. Age: 19th Century to Early 20th Century.
- RARE Ancient Fertility Ikoku Turkana Doll Tanzania Kenya 11"T - Amazing RARE Ancient Fertility Ikoku Turkana Doll ! Tanzania Kenya ! The Turkana are a Nilotic, semi-nomadic pastoral people of northwestern Kenya. They live in dry country centering on Lake Turkana which has no outlet and is fed by the Omo River flowing south from the Ethiopian Highlands.
- Antique African Wood Carved Figure Idol 5.5"
- Antique African Wood Carved Figure Idol 5.25"
- 230626 - Antique Terracotta Ethiopian Axumite Kingdom Falasha head - Ethiopia. - Because of its location Axum was an important port and center of trade. They are made of granite and they mark gravesites. It is made of terracotta, a hard, semifired waterproof ceramic clay. Sculptures with a characteristic face of the cephalomorphic creations of the Falasha people.
- THROUGH AFRICAN EYES: RHYTHM OF AFRICAN LIFE & ART, Diggs Gallery, Ndege 1990 - THROUGH AFRICAN EYES: RHYTHM OF AFRICAN LIFE & ART, Diggs Gallery ~ Winston-Salem State University, Conchita Ndege & Robert Nicholls. We have listed a number of collectible books this week. No exceptions can be made.
- Old African Tribal Art Hardwood Carving Yoruba Maternity/Fertility Statue - It's about 17" tall 8" x 7-1/2". It appears to have been used in tribal ceremonies. We greatly appreciate you and are here because of you and for you.
- RARE SCULPTURE African Carving Statue!! - RARE SCULPTURE African Carving Statue!!.
- OLD AFRICAN BURKINA FASO Bobo BRONZE Small 4-3/4” unknown Spoon - OLD AFRICAN BURKINA FASO Bobo BRONZE Small 4-3/4” unknown Spoon. Please refer to pictures for measurements and details. Bin#65 item#650907
- Vintage African Male Brass Figurine Ashanti Asante Gold Weight - This is quite a unique pieces that would make a great addition to any African collection, or for decoration. S h i p p i n g. P a y m e n t.
- Vintage African Chad Sao Sokoto Putchu Guinadji Rider - The heart of Sao territory is now inhabited by their direct and undisputed descendants, the Kotoko. Chad- Sao Rider. Studies on the subject show that all human or animal representations had a ritual use.
- Vintage African Pair of Male & Female Bronze Ashanti Gold Weight Spoons 2 Pieces - These are quite unique pieces that would make a great addition to any African collection, or for decoration. Pair of African bronze Ashanti gold weight spoons.
- VTG Bronze African Man - Boy Statue 7" - Unique piece with person facing to the side and wearing a type of sarong with bare feet.
- 210305 - Rare Old African Mayombe double statue - Congo. - Mayombe (or Mayumbe) is a geographic area on the western coast of Africa occupied by low mountains extending from the mouth of the Congo River in the south to the Kouilou-Niari River to the north. The area includes parts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola (Cabinda Province), the Republic of the Congo and Gabon.
- BAULE Painted Blolo Bla Figure - BAULE Painted Blolo Bla Figure. Okay condition, crack down the middle torso & right side of head. Measures 28” x 8.5” x 5”.The Baule believe that every individual has a mate who dwells in the "other world," carved figures such as this are commissioned to stand-in for the spirit mate. Refer to pictures and feel free to ask questions you may have before purchasing.Items are shipped within 5 business days from date of payment. Tracking number will automatically be added to the sales record.We can do combined shipping for US Customers ONLY. Send a message prior to paying your invoice. DH
- Yaka Diviner's Slit Gong Nkookwa Ngombo Congo Figure - Yaka Diviner's Slit Gong Nkookwa Ngombo Congo Figure. Okay condition, head is cracked. Measures 17.5” x 3” x 4” Refer to pictures and feel free to ask questions you may have before purchasing.Items are shipped within 5 business days from date of payment. Tracking number will automatically be added to the sales record.We can do combined shipping for US Customers ONLY. Send a message prior to paying your invoice. DH
- 27” Tall African Makonde Tree of Life Ebony Wood Carving Art - 27” tall x 8” x 7”. The first child has a broken arm and leg, see 4th picture. I don’t see any other damage. I bought this at a flea market, so I have no other info about it, besides the sticker on the bottom that says that it was sold from an import company in St. Petersburg, FL, in 1992, and they called it “Out of Africa”. The sculpture appears to have Mother, Father and 3 children. Weights almost 26 lbs.
- Antique Congo Fertility Statue - Antique Congo Fertility Statue. Okay condition measures 25” x 8” x 6”Bottom right of the headpiece is damaged. Left foot is cracked and close to coming off. Refer to pictures and feel free to ask questions you may have before purchasing.Items are shipped within 5 business days from date of payment. Tracking number will automatically be added to the sales record.We can do combined shipping for US Customers ONLY. Send a message prior to paying your invoice. DH
- Vintage African Togo Moba Carved Wood Protective Fetish Figure - Fresh from a fine Northshore estate! Moba protective fetish figure from Togo. Mounted on a nicely figured wooden base. Measures 10.5in overall, 8.75in fetish only. Including original purchase receipt from Les Primitifs Galerie Ltd in Chicago dated 1991. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with typical signs of aging you’d expect. .
- Antique African Tribal Wood Panel - Antique African Tribal Wood Panel. Good condition, measures 19” x 10.5” x 2”. There are some cracks as shown in the pictures. Intended to be hung but does have some weight (roughly 8 lbs). Refer to pictures and feel free to ask questions you may have before purchasing.Items are shipped within 5 business days from date of payment. Tracking number will automatically be added to the sales record.We can do combined shipping for US Customers ONLY. Send a message prior to paying your invoice. DH
- Antique Old African Tribe Wood Mitoko Zaire Congo Central Africa Carved Figure - Antique Old African Tribe Wood Mitoko Zaire Congo Central Africa Carved Figure. 20 3/4” x 3 3/4” x 2 1/2”
- Authentic African NAMJI Doll Primitive leather Camaroon African - See pictures for further details. Happy to supply additional pictures if needed. Thanks for shopping.
- Antique Old African Tribe Wood Tabwa Congo Central Africa Carved Figure - Antique Old African Tribe Wood Tabwa Congo Central Africa Carved Figure. 18 1/2” x 5 1/4”
- Antique Old African Tribe Wood Fang Gabon Carved Figure - Antique Old African Tribe Wood Fang Gabon Carved Figure. 26 1/2” x 6”
- Africa Mali Carved Chiwara Ci Wara Bamana Female Antelope & Calf Headdress Segou - This Chiwara Bamana has the characteristics specific to the Ségou region of Mali. One at the tip and the other a little closer to the head. Nevertheless, this sculpture remains a very fine piece to display.
- 3 Antique Congo Region African Wood Figures not Statues - A Luba fetish,a Chokwe pipe bowl and a chokwe (?). Circa 1920.
- Hand Carved Wood Woman Sculpture African Art Statue Ethnic - Hand Carved Wood Woman Sculpture African Art Statue Bust Ethnic 18 1/2" tall
- African Authentic Chiwara Bambara Mali 45 inches tall w / 6 inches hair and base - Circa 1980s. The chip from one side of the base was from the Mali artist that made this item and is part of his or her staining of the base. Item is overall very good condition, never dropped, broken or repaired.
- 210342 - ANTIQUE African Bakongo protection figure - Congo. - The Kongo may number about three million people. Present in three countries – the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola and the Congo Republic – the Kongo occupy the region at the mouth of the Congo River.
- 210532 - Old African Ci Wara Headdress - Mali. - We are usually able to respond within 24 hours.
- 19th century AFRICAN AMERICAN **Tintype** gold Watch chain Soldier WOMAN - WIFE* - I've seen one real tintype of Black cowboys in person, it sold for over 3k in 2007. Everything has a story. I got this at a flea market a few months ago, Dain Calvin a noted friend had a booth next to the dealer and was there for the deal.
- Antique African Hausa Tribe Woven Coil Grass Basket Yoruba Cowrie Shells - Antique African Hausa Tribe Woven Coil Grass Basket Yoruba Cowrie Shells. This is a very nice bowl. It is very old and has some minor issues. Please study all photos for condition. Any questions please ask. Shipping will be priority mail.
- Bamana Chi Wara CHIWARA headdress Mali dance animal Antelope figure Statue 32"
- Antique Authentic Enameled Hand Carved Congo Standing Ngjila Talisman Statue - CONGO ANTHROPOMORPHIC CARVED STANDING NGJILA TALISMAN. Congo, Yaka Society, late 19th-century. 15.25" height. Statue shows signs of wear but is in good condition! (See photos).
- Antique Authentic African Hand Carved Wooden Yaka Fertility Statue Figure - Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kwango River region, Yaka People. Statue shows signs of wear but is in good condition! (See photos).
- Antique Authentic African Hand Carved Wooden Fertility Statue Sculpture - Antique African Hand Carved Wooden Fertility Sculpture. Statue shows signs of wear but is in good condition! (See photos).
- VTG African Carved Wooden Carved Sculpture of A Lady, 9" Tall , Unmarked - Fees may apply. Sold as preowned and as pictured.
- Pair Of African Made Statues Nativity Relief Ebony Wood Christmas Tanzania - This is a Pair of two Wisemen Hand painted Expected Vintage ware throughout. Note: Repair to Left side of orb on figure holding staff. Approximate measurements:Height: 29-30” Width: 6”Depth: 1”Condition - Distressed Beautifully Enjoy!
- Rare Antique Oba & Iyoba of Benin, Nigeria, African King Queen Bronze Busts
- Antique Nkondi African Art Protection Nail Fetish Statue - Antique Nkondi African Art Protection Nail Fetish Statue. The statue is in great shape. It stands about 14” tall and 6” wide. The glass on the stomach and eyes is perfectly in tact. The red paint is slightly faded with age but there isn’t any notable damage. A few nails came out and the holes remain. Also missing the spear so his throwing arm is empty.
- Antique 18” Nkondi African Art Nail Fetish Wooden Statue - Antique 18” Nkondi African Art Nail Fetish Wooden Statue. The statue is in good condition. There is a decent size crack on the foot (see pictures) and smaller chips in the body due to the nails. The glass on the stomach is cracked but it’s in tact still. There is no other notable damage. The paint has held up to the test of time. It stands about 18” tall and 7” wide. He does not have a spear so the right hand is empty.
- Antique 20” Wooden Nkondi Nkisi African Art Nail Fetish Protection Statue - Antique 20” Wooden Nkondi Nkisi African Art Nail Fetish Protection Statue. The statue is in solid condition. The paint on the face is faded but other that that there is no notable damage. There is no spear in the right hand, but the hole is big enough to hold a decent sized spear. It stands about 20” tall and 5” wide.
- Antique 17” Wooden African Art Nkondi Nkisi Nail Fetish Protection Statue - Antique 17” Wooden African Art Nkondi Nkisi Nail Fetish Protection Statue. The statue stands about 17” tall and 7” wide. There is one decently sized crack on the forehead but other than that there is no notable damage. It’s wrapped very tight with cloth around the neck and waist.
- Baule Figure "Spirit Spouse" Statue Mask Sculpture 24” - BAULE FIGURE "SPIRIT SPOUSE" STATUE MASK SCULPTURE 24” x 5” x 5” Good condition, no cracks. Refer to pictures and feel free to ask questions you may have before purchasing.Items are shipped within 5 business days from date of payment. Tracking number will automatically be added to the sales record.We can do combined shipping for US Customers ONLY. Send a message prior to paying your invoice. DH
- Upgraded Large Size Tequila Rustic Sculpture DIY Metal Mattress Foundation - ✿ [Indoor & Outdoor Use] - This garden sculptures & statues is one of kind head turning agaves. This has no base to give it a look as if its growing from out of the ground. Can be placed on the ground, on a patio, used as an in a flower pot.
- African Tribal Art Small Hand Carved Wooden Figure Vintage - African Tribal Art Small Wooden Figurine Please view photos as they are part of the description and show more details on the item. Item comes as seen in photos.
- Yoruba Ere Ibeji Twin Figure Doll Male African Art - The Ere Ibeji will be fed, washed, clothed and treated as though it were alive and present. Ere Ibeji are also identified with the Yoruba Thunder God Shango who is known by red beads around the waist or ankles and often by the application of blue indigo to the hair.
- Mbole Hanged Man Tied to Rack - Patina with Feathers on Face - Rare!! - There's a nail that seems to be placed to prevent another one of the slats from sliding.
- Abstract Sculpture Zimbabwe Art Verdite Shona Mudhokwani Carved Stone African - Abstract Sculpture Zimbabwe Art Verdite Shona Mudhokwani Carved Stone African 7" Smoke free home
- 230622 - Antique Terracotta Ethiopian Axumite Kingdom Falasha head - Ethiopia. - Because of its location Axum was an important port and center of trade. They are made of granite and they mark gravesites. It is made of terracotta, a hard, semifired waterproof ceramic clay. Sculptures with a characteristic face with a beautifully modeled beard of the cephalomorphic creations of the Falasha people.
- 201217- Old Tribal used African Dogon broom with head - Mali. - The 400,000 Dogon live 180 miles south of Timbuktu on the cliffs of Bandiagara, which dominate the plains for over 150 miles. Dogon social and religious organizations are closely interlinked and out of this arose principal cults, which accounts for the richness and diversity of Dogon culture and art.
- Vintage Wood Sculpture African Drummer Tribal Statue Hand Carved Folk Art Figure - Vtg. Wood Sculpture Hand Carved African Drummer Tribal Statue Folk Art FigurePlease see all photos as they best represent the detail, description, and condition. Thank you!
- African Wooden Hand Carved Vintage Wall masks Hanging masks Mbole/ela statue 539 - African Mask The impressive African statues of the Baoulé African Mask tribe are tall and massive. The African Mask portrait type is characterized by a distinctive hairstyle of three layers of braided shells. The brow arch with the Ngole African Mask sign in the middle is combined with the flat nose and symmetrical dentition of the oval mouth. There are small growths on the forehead with scratches, and keloids pattern the temples, accentuating the shrinkage of the ears. The tribal craft is carved from exceptionally dense wood and coated with white kaolin, the inlays are visible. Grainy brown-black bronzer contributes to this allure,.
- Vintage African Carved Ebony Tree Of Life 38 1/2" Tall - 38 1/2" Tall.
- Early Vintage Hand Carved Wood Tribal Bust Sculpture of Woman Detailed
- Early Vintage Hand Carved Wood Tribal Bust Sculpture of Man Detailed
- Antique Nkondi African Art Protection Nail Fetish Statue 18.5” - Antique Nkondi African Art Protection Nail Fetish Statue 18.5” x 8” x 7.5”. Good condition, small cracks due to age. Refer to pictures and feel free to ask questions you may have before purchasing.Items are shipped within 5 business days from date of payment. Tracking number will automatically be added to the sales record.We can do combined shipping for US Customers ONLY. Send a message prior to paying your invoice. DH
- antique AFRICAN HAND-CARVED WOODEN STATUE 6”” tall….dark teak Wood - antique AFRICAN HAND-CARVED WOODEN STATUE 6”” tall….dark teak Wood. Perfect condition..stored for years..Male fertility statuePerfect condition!
- Raised Garden Bed 2x8 Yard Art Animal Garden Inserts Acrylic Animal Hollow - Place multiple cutouts around the community gardens. Yard Art Animal Garden Inserts Acrylic Animal Hollow Inserts Yard Decoration. Add a familiar, animal shape to your outdoor decor with this shadow silhouette decoration.
- African Bronze or Brass Animal Goat Deere lot of 2 - African Bronze or Brass Animal Goat Deere lot of 2. Please refer to pictures for measurements and details. Bin#65 item#650909
- Resin Dog Birdbath Polyresin Antique Garden Bird Bath For Home Garden Yard - You won't mind this pair of dogs in your yard! You'll love the playful design of this fun-loving birdbath. Birdbath made of all-weather resin. Pair of dog in tree stump with shallow water basin atop.
- Antique Massive Double Wooden Spoon Dan People, Côte D‘Ivoire - Antique Massive Double Wooden Spoon Dan People, Côte D‘Ivoire.Well handled with natural patina.Tribal repair using hand forged staples.76 x 22 x 11 cmStand not included
- Makonde Standing Figure Female Tanzania - The Makonde of Tanzania and Mozambique are separarted by the Rovuma River and are culturally distinct. Immigration from Mozambique to Tanzania has resulted in a blurring of ethnic identities and a sharing of certain ideas.
- Lega Warega Miniature Figure Congo - People Lega, Warega. In Lega art, the use of Bwami symbols is highly prominent. Lega art is characterized by its highly stylized and abstract forms, which are often used in the creation of masks, statues, and other ritual objects.
- Songye Nkishi Miniature Power Figure Congo - These individuals of great spiritual strength and inductive abilities use the rituals, secret formulae and sculptures to heal and prevent the activities of malevolent forces. The facial features are carved in classic a Songye style of cubist proportions and strong lines.
- Yoruba Pair of Figures On Horses Nigeria - Yoruba art encompasses a wide range of art forms, including sculpture, mask-making, textiles, beadwork, and pottery. The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse.
- Large Zimbabwe Hand Carved African Wood Man Statue Dark Mahogany 24" Tall - Selling this beautiful Large Zimbabwe Hand Carved African Wood Man Statue Dark Mahogany 23" Tall . This piece is amazing the attention to detail is pretty spectacular. This is solid wood and heavy. Does have a little wear from age nothing a good vanish or wipe down won't fix. Truly one of a kind. Please review all pictures as as are a part of the description and if you have any doubts please ask and thanks for looking. Smoke free pet free warehouse
- PAIR (2) 19th Century Bronze African Benin Sculptural Tables - great casting! - Sturdy enough to sit onHand made with all the wonderful irregularities that come with a hand made item17 1/2" H11 3/4" Diameter
- Vintage Rare Bronze Tribal Ancestor Sculpture - Vintage Rare Bronze Tribal Ancestor Sculpture.
- Vintage Hand Made African Ashanti Bronze Figurine
- Rare Antique African Ebony Wood 43 cm Pillow Shaped as a Lizard
- 230620 - Antique extremis Rare terracotta Bura sculpture - Nigeria - The greater Volta area is a region of vast cultural, ethno-historical and archeological significance. Their utilitarian vessels are usually plain, while other “containers” - the function of which is not understood - are often decorated with incised and stamped patterns.
- Ewe Style Fetish Figure From Ghana - The Ewe fetishes, which acquire power through consecration and the addition of special substances, serve to protect their owners from misfortune, disease or evil spirits. The Ashanti of Ghana also use rare similar statuettes covered with sacrificial coating.
- Nkondi Witchcraft Figure - D. R. Congo - There are two types of minkisi: benevolent minkisi preserving fertility, good health, peace, prosperity of society and individuals; avid minkisi seeking to annihilate the perpetrators and defend the society and individuals of witchcraft and the actions of evil spirits.
- Yoruba Diviner Glass Beaded Ceremony Apo Bag Nigeria, Africa Vintage Antique - Yoruba Diviner's Glass Beaded Ceremony Apo Bag Nigeria, Africa Vintage Antique. Very RARE. Used by father of ancient wisdom the Diviner, medicine man, shaman. Very ornate beading. Hand stitched and hand beaded. One small flaw a few beads missing from one eye that I can see. This measures 12” long by 10” wide. Long multicolored beaded cross body strap. Material inside and backing is very old. Antique. No stains no odors. Great find. One of a kind. Please like and follow my eBay store Vintage Caboodle. Happy Bidding!
- Vintage Brass Bell Ghana? African Woman Nude Whimsical - Vintage Brass Bell Ghana? African Woman Nude Whimsical. Some bird symbols and hieroglyphics? On outside of bell (her skirt). Normal wear for its age but in overall great condition. Some surface scratches as to be expected. Please see all pictures for more info. Sounds great too! Beautiful sound. If you need more pics please let me know. Thanks!
- Antique Kurumba African Nioniosi Adoné Antelope Mask Headdress Burkina Faso - The Nioniosi, as the Kurumba call themselves, are grouped into several clans; the main ones being the Sawadougou, the Oueremi, the Zale and the Tao. This privilege reinforces the religious power of the Sawadougou, who are regarded as the direct descendants of the founder-ancestors of the Nioniosi society.
- African Yaruba Medicine Purse Nupe Bronze Pouch Container - African Yaruba Medicine Purse Nupe Bronze Pouch Container.
- Yoruba Bronze Ife Head 20" - Nigeria - African Art - This bronze statue, known as an Ife head, was created in the style of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The Yoruba are well known for their life-like sculptures. WE WILL PROCESS YOUR ORDER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE .
- Yoruba Bronze Ife Head with Crown 20.5" - Nigeria - African Art - This bronze statue, known as an Ife head, was created in the style of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The Yoruba are well known for their life-like sculptures. WE WILL PROCESS YOUR ORDER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE .
- Benin Bronze Leopard Statue 18" Long - Nigeria - African Art - This bronze statue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts a leopard in a standing position. Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Beautiful Benin Bronze Queen Mother Head 17" - Nigeria - This bronze statue was created in the style of the Benin people of Nigeria. The statue depicts the head of a queen mother, a common Benin artform. WE WILL PROCESS YOUR ORDER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE . Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Regal Yoruba Bronze Ife Head 20.5" - Nigeria - African Art - This bronze statue, known as an Ife head, was created in the style of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The Yoruba are well known for their life-like sculptures. WE WILL PROCESS YOUR ORDER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE .
- Yoruba Bronze Ife Head 21" - Nigeria - African Art - This bronze statue, known as an Ife head, was created in the style of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The Yoruba are well known for their life-like sculptures. WE WILL PROCESS YOUR ORDER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE .
- Rare Antique African Makonde Terracotta Head not a Statue - An outstanding Makonde heavy clay head portrait of a deified ancestor. It is a massive head. Early 20th C or earlier.
- Antique African Mossi Wood Figure - Early 20th C.
- Antique African Figurative Terracotta Pipebowl not a Statue - Early 20th C.
- Antique African Senufo Presentation Bowl Cup Fire Spitter Musician Mask Tribal - Sincerely rare item! I can only find existence of one other. My guess is that it’s earlier 20th century. It features intricate detail from top to bottom. Condition is excellent for it’s age, just normal wear present.
- Bakongo Villi Fetish Miniature Congo - People Bakongo (Kongo). Country of Origin Democractic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Baule Standing Figural Wood Pounder Cote d'Ivoire - The Baule people is one of the largest ethnic group in the Côte d'Ivoire. They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
- Yoruba Ere Ibeji Twin Doll Male Figure Nigeria - The Ere Ibeji will be fed, washed, clothed and treated as though it were alive and present. Ere Ibeji are also identified with the Yoruba Thunder God Shango who is known by red beads around the waist or ankles and often by the application of blue indigo to the hair.
- Bakongo Female Wood Miniature Figure with Child Congo - People Bakongo, Villi. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Approximate Age Early 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Fang Reliquary Head Gabon - Byeri reliquary held the bones of ancestors and were venerated through annual ceremonies at which they were present in the form of the sculptures. Photographed as early as 1907 (Tessmann 1913/1972, vol. ).
- Yoruba Shango Wood Figure Nigeria - The devotees who are carved are female, but the orisha is male, and is associated with thunder and lightening. This joined stone tool symbolizes shango's lightning and his dualities as creator and destroyer, and recalls the Shango symbol associated with thunder and lightening.
- Kuba Miniature Wood Female Figure Congo - In the 16th century, the Kuba peoples migrated from the distant north to their current location along the Sankuru River. When they arrived, however, they found that the Twa already lived there. The height of the Kingdom was during the mid-19th century.
- Ashanti Akuba Fertility Mother And Child - ITS IN PRETTY GREAT CONDITION.
- Vintage African Antique Cowhide Drum
- ANTIQUE BRONZE HAND MADE STATUE FIGURE AFRICAN TRIBAL ART 19.5 inches - ANTIQUE BRONZE STATUE FIGURE AFRICAN TRIBAL ART 19.5 inches. This bronze statue is very beautiful and very unique. Hand made from bronze and measures about 19.5 inches tall. This piece is very heavy. 2 bowls are removable from the womens head and are meant to be. Has 3 prongs sticking out of the bottom of each bowl to secure it in place. Mother carrying child in the back. Very unique piece of history and art and would be great for any collector.Feel free to reach out with any questions you may have and thanks for looking.
- Large Bronze African Benin Warrior Sculpture - Large Bronze African Benin Warrior Sculpture. Heavy measure approximately 32 inches tall not sure of age but looks very old has what looks like plaster stuck in some of the nooks easily scrapes off. Base is 8 x 6. I couldn’t really see any damage as it is crudely made. There is a scrapes looking place on the end of his nose.
- Fang ancestor figure wooden statue - Fang ancestor figure wooden statue. He has some marks on him from wear and tear over the years as pictured above.
- 14" Gorgeous Vintage hand carved Rosewood beaded female Africana figurine - 14" Gorgeous Vintage hand carved Rosewood beaded female Africana figurine.
- Hand Carved African Bookends made of wood Pair - Hand Carved African Bookends made of wood Pair. Beautiful pair of Carved African men. Please take a look at all of the above pictures in their entirety. There is one bookend that did have a chip on the bottom I tried my very best to put it together I do think I did a good job but please check it out for yourself. The above price does reflect that. All of my quality items come from a smoke-free / pet free environment. Thanks for looking!
- AFRICAN TRIBAL Bronze FIGURINES, SET of 6, Primitive Handmade Bronze Brass - Age is unknown. The material used appears to be bronze &/or brass.
- African Yoruba Wood Carved Kola Nut Container Early 20th Century AHDRC#0182014 - African Yoruba Wood Carved Kola Nut Container Early 20th Century AHDRC#0182014. Lovely old early 20th century Yoruba kola nut container in the shape of a chicken with removable lid. 6.75” (17.5cm)x 6” (15cm) AHDRC 0182014 Ex. Laureano Sanchez Prieto, Spain
- Antique African Tribe Hand Carved Wooden Headrest Stool From Burkina Faso Africa - This is an antique hand carvedAfrican wooden two legged small low slung stool or headrest which was tribally crafted from a single piece of wood and was collected from Burkina Faso in Africa.
- Vintage Authentic Senufo Tribe Hand Carved Wood Square Stool Burkina Faso Africa - Great tribally made rustic condition with light wear.
- Vintage Authentic Senufo Tribe Hand Carved Wood Square Stool Burkina Faso Africa - Great tribally made rustic condition with light wear.
- Antique Bobo Tribal Zoomorphic Frog Hand Carved Wood Stool Burkina Faso, Africa - This is an antique hand carvedAfrican zoomorphic wooden four legged turtle stool which was tribally crafted from a single piece of wood and was collected from Burkina Faso in Africa.
- Antique Bobo Tribal Zoomorphic Turtle Hand Carved Wood Stool Burkina Faso Africa - This is an antique hand carvedAfrican zoomorphic wooden four legged turtle stool which was tribally crafted from a single piece of wood and was collected from Burkina Faso in Africa.
- Old African Dogon Ancestral Figure - MALI - 20th Century 37" tall! SALE! - Dropped from 350.00! Because of their religious beliefs, they did not feel right keeping it. It is has been sun and wind weathered and shows much age. The surface shows ritual use from the pouring of libations.
- Antique Bobo Tribal Zoomorphic Turtle Hand Carved Wood Stool Burkina Faso Africa - This is an antique hand carvedAfrican zoomorphic wooden four legged turtle stool which was tribally crafted from a single piece of wood and was collected from Burkina Faso in Africa.
- Lobi Figure, authentic - A charming, authentic Lobi figure. Measures 8.5” (21.5 cm) tall. Crack extending the length of the proper right leg. Loss to heel of proper right foot, surface imperfections throughout. Please see all photos for details.
- Antique Bobo Tribal Zoomorphic Turtle Hand Carved Wood Stool Burkina Faso Africa - This is an antique hand carvedAfrican zoomorphic wooden four legged turtle stool which was tribally crafted from a single piece of wood and was collected from Burkina Faso in Africa.
- Antique African Hand Carved Zoomorphic Wooden Animal Headrest Stool, Ivory Coast
- Baule, Fante, Cameroon, Ibeji Figure Collection - (CHECK OUT MY OTHER TRIBAL ITEM LISTINGS TOO!) African figure collecton needing a new home! One Baule, one Fante, one DRC figure and one Ibeji Figure. A Collection. Sweet pieces 13" and under. I've had them for over 15 years! Authentic items with a wonderful presence. Sad to see them go. I paid appx. 75.00 for each years ago. Willing to let them go as a group for peanuts! I have to move and time is of the essence. Your gain!
- Rwanda GORILLA Fetish Statue - ZOMBO tribe, D.R.Congo TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Gorilla family
- 230614 - African Bakongo Nkisi nail statue - Congo. - Height are 54 cm. The power can be either negative or positive. Our Gallery have a collection of authentic, original and traditional art from Africa. Authentic, museum quality African tribal art at wholesale prices.
- 230613 - Old African Yoruba hors rider. - Nigeria. - Old African Hors Rider from the Yoruba, Nigeria. The Yoruba people, numbering over 12 million, are the largest nation in Africa with an art-producing tradition. Most of them live in southwest Nigeria, with considerable communities further west in the Republic of Benin and in Togo.
- 19th century Lawman Posse TEXAS **CABINET CARD** with RIFLES and PISTOLS Club* - 19th century Lawman Posse TEXAS CABINET CARD with RIFLES and PISTOLS Club - marked in pencil. Possibly A.H.T.A. From an old Texas collection. Photo card itself has a tear top center that has a tape repair on the reverse - could be repaired.
- 19th century Sheriff or Lawman ARIZONA **Tintype** with *BADGE and BOOTS album** - From an Arizona Estate. Torn from an old album page.
- 19th century AFRICAN AMERICAN **Tintype** with gold Watch chain Soldier Cowboy** - I've seen one real tintype of Black cowboys in person, it sold for over 3k in 2007. Everything has a story. I got this at a flea market a few months ago, Dain Calvin a noted friend had a booth next to the dealer and was there for the deal.
- Gold Black Carved Frame Shadow Box African Design Tribal Spears Framed AA - Costs will increase for this option. We try to fully describe each piece in an attempt to let you know exactly what you will be receiving. Close-up photos often cause the finish color to appear lighter or surface imperfections to appear larger or more severe than when the item is viewed directly.
- Cast Bronze Antique African Tribal Sculpture Riding Elephant - Cast Bronze Antique African Tribal Sculpture Riding Elephant. Nice antique bronze Statue with 3 riders on an elephant. Each person holding an instrument. About 7 1/2" tall x 10 1/2" long weighing 2 lb 14 oz. (I)
- Congo Charm - Used Charm Congo, R.D.C. mid 20th century. Mounted in custom support.
- Antique African Family Tree Carved Primitive Tribal Statue Sculpture Vintage - ANTIQUE AFRICAN FAMILY TREE CARVED PRIMITIVE TRIBAL STATUE SCULPTURE VINTAGEMAN HOLDING CHILDREN HEIGHT 12 INCHES SIGNED BOKOPRE-OWNEDGOOD CONDITION
- African Art Tribe Warrior Vintage Brass Bronze Cast Metal Figurine Spear 5” - African Art Tribe Warrior Vintage Brass Bronze Cast Metal Figurine Spear 5”. Item shows minor wear and is in a good, presentable condition overall. Comes with what you see in photos. Selling as is. See photos for condition and details. (Shelf)
- Vintage Songye R.D.C. - Mounted in custom support. mid 20th century or earlier. 42 cm wihtout support.
- Vtg 16" African Tribal Carved Dark Wood Bead Metal Inset Akua'ba Statue Africa - The inset beading on the face is colorful and intricate. The statue is beautifully carved, well balanced and stands perfectly.
- Wood Art Hand Carved Art Solid wood African Tribe Decoration - This Circa Mid 20th Century Hand Carved Solid Wood Door of the Dogon African Tribe is an incredible piece of history. For those who appreciate the beauty of antiquity, this Circa Mid 20th Century Hand Carved Solid Wood Door is a must-have item.
- African Art - Bronze Casting - Benin Style Water Buffalo - Antique AFRICAN ART - BRONZE CASTING - BENIN STYLE WATER BUFFALO.
- Brass African Figurine Vintage Tribal Art Figurines Statue Bustard Bird-4828 - Vintage handmade African Brass African Figurine Kori bustard bird. Circa mid 20th century and possibly older, this Brass African Figurine has such incredible handmade Brass charm and no two are identical. Create a scene of wildlife with many of our vintage Brass African animal sculptures or add just one to the shelf, these are beautiful collectibles that you or someone you love will cherish forever. As this item is in vintage condition,.
- Lot of 13 African Tribal Folk Art - Metal Hand Painted Figures - Sculptures rare - I got this from an estate of a toy soldier and miniature model collector. The total weight of them is 14.4 ounces.
- Luba Miniature Female Nursing Figure Congo - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. The female spirit taking care of her lineage.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA. 17" W x 17" D x 19.5" H.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA. 17.5" W x 17.5" D x 22" H.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA. 14" W x 14" D x 18" H.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA. 16" W x 16" D x 20" H.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA. 13" W x 13" D x 16" H.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA. 17" W x 17" D x 20.5" H.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA. 18" W x 18" D x 20.5" H.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA. 20" W x 20" D x 21.5" H.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA. 19" W x 19" D x 20.5" H.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA.
- Storage Vessel Incised Painted Terracotta Nupe Nigeria West Africa Late 19Th C. - NUPE PEOPLE. STORAGE VESSEL. LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. NIGERIA, WEST AFRICA. 20" W x 20" D x 25" H.
- African Bambara/ Bamana or Bozo Sogo Bo Puppet / Marionette From Mali - Bamana / Bambara or Bozo. Sogo Bo Puppet or Marionette. Painted Wood, Nails, fabric and string.
- African Edan Ogboni Staff Yoruba Bronze Wood Nigeria West Africa 20Th C. - Edan Ogboni Staff, based. Yoruba People. NIGERIA W. AFRICA. BRONZE & WOOD.
- Fang ancestor figure 1970’s/80’s - Fang ancestor figure 1970’s/80’s. The statue has a 3 scratches on the left side, his head, elbow and lower front abdomen.
- Moba Shrine Figure Togo - People Moba. Country of Origin Togo. Overall Condition Poor. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Fon Vodun Bocio Fetish of 3 Statues Bound Benin - The practice of "voodoo" in the Caribbean and the United States is, of course, an African import, brought across the Atlantic by would-be slaves. Vodun is a uniquely African path: to peace with the unknown, with nature, and with other people.".
- Tabwa Standing Female Congo African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Maurer E.M., A.F. Roberts, TABWA THE RISING OF NEW MOON, 1985. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Lulua Maternity Figure with Infant Wood Congo African Art - The Lulua, also known as the Luluwa, live in the Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, which produces an enormous number of statues and prestige objects, related both in style and use. The proximity to two huge old kingdoms, the Kuba and the Luba, has influenced almost all of the smaller cultures living in the region.
- Dogon Male Power Miniature Tellem Figure African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Chokwe Standing Janus Figure Wood Congo or Angola African Art - The most prominent of these peoples are the Chokwe but also includes the Ovimbundu, Lunda, Lwena, Luvala, Minungu, Mbwela, Songo and Imbangala. People Chokwe. Country of Origin Angola, Democractic Republic of Congo.
- Fang Wood Reliquary Figure Nigeria African Art - Materials Wood, vegetable fibers, unknown encrustation. People Fang. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Fon Vodun Bocio Maternity Fetish Benin - The practice of "voodoo" in the Caribbean and the United States is, of course, an African import, brought across the Atlantic by would-be slaves. Vodun is a uniquely African path: to peace with the unknown, with nature, and with other people.".
- Lobi Standing Wood Fertility Figure Burkina Faso - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Country of Origin Burkina Faso, Ghana.
- Baule Seated Power Figure Côte d'Ivoire - Baule wood carvings are a traditional form of art originating from the Baule people of Côte d'Ivoire in West Africa. Skilled Baule artisans create a wide range of wooden sculptures, primarily using a type of hardwood known as iroko.
- Vtg Senufo Seated Maternity Figure Hand Carved Wood Statue Tribal Fetish African - Senufo People, DCR. Has Crack Forming Behind Right Ear and Right Arm. Mid 20th Century.
- Tequila Iron Simulation Ornaments - Material: iron. Color: as the picture shows, (Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may have slight color difference. Due to the influence of light, the actual color may be slightly different from the picture. ).
- Carved 1991 Wood Knothead Knot 8" Head Face Signed ML Hutchinson Ponderosa Pine - Carved Wood Knothead Knot 8" Head Face. Ponderosa Pine. You can own this stunning work of rare original folk art. Beautifully carved from Ponderosa Pine. Signed "M.L. Hutchinson" 1991. Carved using a solid piece of branch wood.
- African Woman Figure Statue Bust Africana Olive Green Brown Colors 5 1/2" Tall - Not sure of the material (?). this is made of but it's heavy. Olive Green / Brown in colors.
- Senufo Tribe Ivory Coast Snuff Box -Katieleo,the Primordial Mother - Estate sale find Rare findVery nice pieceApproximately 20” tallFound it with a tag attached. See photos Ask any questions
- African Tribe Wood Hand Pulley - African Tribe Wood Hand Pulley. (Label is Bobo tribe from Burkina) This item comes from a collector's estate pls see pics for best description. If you would like additional pics or have questions please ask.. Selling as is
- Rare Antique African Dan Bronze Female Figure - Ex Royal Athena Galleries New York.
- African Zaire Malindi Sculpture - AFRICAN ZAIRE MALINDI SCULPTURE. Wonderful and unusual old African Malindy wood sculpture from Zaire in the Congo, styled after the masks by the WAREGA of ZAIRE, collected overseas in the 1960s they are decorated with clay, hemp or raffia, cows to use, cowrie shells, and all natural pigments. This one means slightly to one side making very unique!!
- Antique African Yoruba Wood Mask - A very well carved Yoruba wood Gelede mask with indigo and. Circa 1900.
- Large Tribal Hand Carved Wood Carving Wall Art Hanging Village Primitive - Good condition!
- Dogon statuette (Mali) - This statuette represents a mother blowing a powder (chilli or ginger) into her baby's anus to purge him. Height = 42cm; width = 12cm; depth =14cm ; weight = 1.65kg.
- Vintage AFRICAN Tribal Relief Carved WOOD Panel Wall Art Story Board Carving - Restoration Hardware inspired prehistoric tribal relief carved wood panel; Wall Art Story Board Carving. 17”H (highest point on right edge) x 16” W x 1” D. Purchased in Brussels from Ethiopian import/export dealer.
- Antique African Bronze Fish Figure Circa Early 20th Century 14"L & 6 Ibs - Antique African Bronze Fish Figure Circa Early 20th Century 14"L & 6 Ibs. We Don't Know for Sure if that is the Tribe That This Estate Piece is Associated With, But We Definitely Identified it with the Africain Art From That Period. As You Can See Very Heavy ( More Than 6 lbs) & More Than a Foot Long. Very Nice For Garden or Home .As Always Thanks for Supporting our Charity!!!
- OLD antique AFRICAN BURKINA FASO BRONZE miniature small elephant - OLD antique AFRICAN BURKINA FASO BRONZE miniature small elephant. Please refer to pictures for measurements and details. Bin#album8 item#850
- OLD AFRICAN BURKINA FASO Bobo BRONZE miniature 1-5/8” unknown creatures - OLD AFRICAN BURKINA FASO Bobo BRONZE miniature 1-5/8” unknown creatures Please refer to pictures for measurements and details. Bin#album8 item#847
- OLD AFRICAN BURKINA FASO GAN BRONZE ALLIGATOR CROCODILE miniature 4.25” - OLD AFRICAN BURKINA FASO GAN BRONZE ALLIGATOR CROCODILE miniature 4.25”. Please refer to pictures for measurements and details. Bin#album8 item#846
- vintage wood carved african figure - vintage wood carved african figure.
- Couple Bronze Ife Yoruba Benin City Nigeria 13" X 3.5 X 3.5 African Art Deco - Carefully handmade bronze of the king and queen of Benin City. The King wears all his regal insignia showing his power and might. Art of Royal Benin Bronze sculpture. Couples sitting on their throne in ceremonial dress.
- Maasai Warrior of Kenya. Hand carved African Ebony. Crisp Details, Mint Conditon - Kenyan woodworkers carve depictions of people from all over Africa. The Maasai are found mostly in southern Kenya, and Tanzania. It is a massive landscape, and the Maasai strive to maintain their culture.
- Bamana Antelope Chi Wara Headcrest Mali Wood African Art - Knowledge of agriculture practices is transmitted from generation to generation through the Ci-wara (or Chiwara, Tyi Wara) society. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Recommmale/female: Brett-Smith's THE MAKING OF BANANA SCULPTURE-CREATIVITBANANAGENDER, and superb examples in BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn.
- Seated Bamileke Figure Cameroon - People Bamileke or Bamun, Bamum. Kaarta and Segou are Bamana city-states, which were established in the 17th century and continued to have political influence throughout the western central Africa states into the 19th century.
- Large Pygmy Wood Figure Child's Stool African Art - Known collectively as the Bambuti (Mbuti), they are probably the earliest inhabitants of the region. Virtually all Pygmy peoples are hunters and gatherers, practicing neither agriculture nor cattle raising.
- Akans Tribe Double Fanti Figure African Art Wood Carving 15" Hand Carved Ghana - 100% Genuine.
- 18th century *SLAVE SHACKLES* Rare cuffs Atlantic Crossing Middle Passage** - I've found evidence that this type of cuffs were being used in the Slave Trade well into the 1600s. I had three sets of these from a collection in Mali, one ancient Roman era, these circa 1700 examples, and a later example most likely 18-19th century that sold.
- African Tribal Art, Wooden Carved Fertility Doll - Wood figure sculpture - African Tribal Art, Wooden Carved Fertility Doll - Wood figure sculpture.
- African Tribal Art, Wooden Carved Fertility Doll - Wood figure sculpture 13” - African Tribal Art, Wooden Carved Fertility Doll - Wood figure sculpture 13”.
- Kenya Besmo Hand Carved Wood Tribal Art 14" Elder Man and Woman Set of 2 - Kenya Besmo Hand Carved Wood Tribal Art 14" Elder Man and Woman Set of 2 Rare good condition, no breakage. May have age related markings, see photos.
- Zimbabwe Hand Carved African Iron Wood Head Statue - 12" Tall - Zimbabwe Hand Carved African Iron Wood Head Statue - 12" Tall.
- Dogon statue (Mali)
- Dogon statue (Mali)
- Dogon statuette (Mali) - Height = 48cm; width = 10cm; depth = 11cm;weight = 1.2kg.
- Fertility Doll Ghana - hand carved - Fertility Doll Ghana - hand carved. Great shape
- Fang Reliquary Figure Gabon 11" X 2.5"X2" African Art Deco
- Dogon maternity figure (Mali) - Statue from Youga, a Dogon village. Estimated age : 1950's or older. Heavy wood. Sold with stand.
- Dogon Figure on Wood African Art - They emigrated west to northern Burkina Faso, where local histories describe them as kibsi. Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary.
- Baule Male Standing Figure Cote d'Ivoire - They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. In order to cross the river, she sacrificed her own son.
- Kulongo Female Figure Wood Carving Cote d'Ivoire African Art - People Kulongo. Kulango people live in central Cote d'Ivoire near Bonduku and the Bron-Ahafo region of Ghana. Kulango sculpture shares influences from neighbors to the east of them the Senufo and the Baule from the coastal area.
- Songye Power Figure Congo African Art - They have a long history of migration and cultural interchange especially with the Luba from whom they are said to have originated. People Songye. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Poor to fair.
- Baule Standing Female Spirit Spouse Wood Figure Côte d'Ivoire - People Baule. Approximate Age Mid 20th century. Materials Wood. Height (in) 26. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Kulongo Maternity Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art Fine - People Kulongo. Kulango people live in central Cote d'Ivoire near Bonduku and the Bron-Ahafo region of Ghana. Kulango sculpture shares influences from neighbors to the east of them the Senufo and the Baule from the coastal area.
- Nyamwezi Standing Wood Figure Tanzania on Custom Base - People Nyamwezi. The Nyamwezi people are an ethnic group that inhabits the central region of Tanzania, particularly the Tabora and Singida regions. They are renowned for their intricate wood carvings, which are often used as decorative pieces or for functional purposes.
- Baule Spirit Spouse Male on Base Congo African Art - People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and Cultural Values, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia, 1980). S. M. Vogel, Baule, African Art, Western Eyes.
- Ejagham Ekoi Standing Figure Wood Leather Nigeria African Art - They speak the Ekoi language, the main Ekoid language. The Ekoi have lived closely with the nearby Efik, Annang, Ibibio and Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria. People Ejagham (Ekoi). Overall Condition Good.
- Lobi Figure African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Songye Power Figure Nkishi Custom Stand Congo African Art - These individuals of great spiritual strength and inductive abilities use the rituals, secret formulae and sculptures to heal and prevent the activities of malevolent forces. People Songye. Type of Object Carving, statue.
- Moba Figure Miniature Custom Base Togo African Art - The Moba live in the north of Togo spreading over into the area of Burkina Faso and a few in the north of Ghana. People Moba. Country of Origin Togo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Hemba Standing Male Figure Congo Custom Base African Art - Their art has been heavily influenced by their larger and more famous neighbors, the Luba. In fact, in the last quarter of a century many "Luba" masterpieces have had to be reclassified as Hemba, though there continues to be confusion and extensive scholarly debate over individual pieces.
- Pende Standing Figure Abstract Wood Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Dogon Ladder Burkina Faso Figures African Art 42 Inch - They emigrated west to northern Burkina Faso, where local histories describe them as kibsi. Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary.
- Senufo Figural Wine Ladle Côte D'ivoire African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. People Senufo. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Senufo Figural Wine Ladle on Custom Stand Côte D'ivoire - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. People Senufo. Approximate Age 20th century. Materials Wood.
- Baule Spirit Spouse Male on Base Congo African Art - People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and Cultural Values, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia, 1980). S. M. Vogel, Baule, African Art, Western Eyes.
- Yombe Female Holding Cup and Gourd Wood Figure Congo - People Yombe. Country of Origin DR Congo. Among the Kongo people, woman is considered as the chief of the family. Thus, female ancestor is the guarantor of the fecundity and continuity of the clan or family.
- Mambila Guardian Figure Tadep Cameroon - This is a protective ancestor known as a "Tadep" and served for the Mambila focal point of ritual activity associated with the ancestor cult. Like many pieces from this part of Africa, it is not really possible to know why it was made.
- Moba Standing Figure Custom Stand Togo African Art - People Moba. Country of Origin Togo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Luba Bowl Bearer Standing Female Figure Wood Congo Custom Base African Art - The Luba excel at the veneration of feminine beauty and motherhood, and much of their skillfully crafted artworks, like this exquisite headrest, reflect this ideal. At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika.
- 1940s Colonial Smoking Pipe from Angola, Chokwe, African Art - Origin: Angola.
- Luba Female Figure Custom Stand Congo African Art - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. People Luba.
- Chokwe Figural Whistle Flutes Congo African Art - This cluster is composed of a number of distinct but related peoples, the most prominent of which are the Chokwe, but the cluster also includes the Lunda, Ovimbundu, Lwena, Luvala, Mbwela, and Imbangala.
- Fertility Doll Ghana - hand carved - Fertility Doll Ghana - hand carved. Right arm was broken and fixed and glued.
- A Fine Old Baule Comb - Baule Peoples or related ethnic group, Ivory Coast, West Africa. A carved wooden hair pick with anthropomorphic head as the handle in classic form, well handled and worn suggesting many years of field use.
- Vintage Hand Carved Male Head Sculpture 8” Tall Solid Wood - Vintage Hand Carved Male Head Sculpture 8” Tall Solid Wood. Ships USPS priority. Heavy. Thanks for looking.
- Fine antique Lobi bateba figure, excellent patina! Mounted. - Material / process: wood. condition: traces of use, all imperfections as seen, overall very good - exactly as seen on illustrations.
- Vintage Carved Black & Brown Wooden Tribal Totem 22.75" x 6.25" x 5.75 Very Good - Tribal Totem. Black & Brown. Very Good Condition. 22.75" x 6.25" x 5.75".
- Old Fine Baule Female Figure – Yamoussoukro Region, Côte d’Ivoire - Carved hard wood; cm 62,5 high (24.61"); grams 3.368,0 (118.8 oz.).
- Lega Warega Miniature Figure Congo African Art - People Lega, Warega. In Lega art, the use of Bwami symbols is highly prominent. Lega art is characterized by its highly stylized and abstract forms, which are often used in the creation of masks, statues, and other ritual objects.
- Igbo Standing Male Figure Nigeria - People Igbo. Country of Origin Nigeria. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Mende Standing Figure Wood Liberia African Art - Country of Origin Liberia. Type of Object Carving. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Namchi Namji Fertility Doll Large Free Standing Cameroon African Art - People Namchi or Namji. Materials Wood, glass, plastic, leather, seed pods. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Fon Legba Phallic Carving Togo Figure - People Fon. Country of Origin Togo. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Bembe Standing Janus Figure on Custom Stand African Art Collection - Bembe African art refers to the art produced by the Bembe people, an ethnic group located in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, and Burundi. The Bembe have a rich artistic tradition that includes sculpture, mask-making, and other forms of visual art.
- Bamana Female Wood Figure Jonyele Mali - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Bassa Divination Female Scarification Liberia African Art 21 Inch - The Bassa have several female and male societies, including chu-den-zo, to whom gela (geh-naw). The Bassa are relatives of the Dan, who live to their northeast, mostly in Cote d'Ivoire. They have absorbed much from Dan culture, including the usage and appearance of their arts.
- Bete Wood Figural Pounder Pestle Cote d'Ivoire - People Bete. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. See photos for details. Approximate Age 20th Century.
- Dogon statuette (Mali)
- Dogon couple (Mali) - Date : 1950's.
- Dogon statuette - Maternity figure (Mali) - Estimated age :1950's.
- Dogon statuette (Mali) - Sold with stand.
- Dogon statuette (Mali) - Very old statuette. Sold with stand.
- Dogon statuette (Mali) - Sold with stand.
- Dogon statuette (Mali) - She carries a child on her back who grabs her breasts. Estimated age :1950's. Sold with stand.
- Dogon statuette (Mali)
- Old Ewe Ritual Axe - Oxê - Togo - Old Ritual Axe Ewe - Oxê - Togo. This ax is one of the attributes of Shango, a deity associated with fire, lightning and thunder. Shango is also an avenger, and punishes liars, thieves and evildoers.
- Solid Stone Egyptian Queen Cleopatra Lying On The Bed Lounge Statue - While Roman historian Dio Cassius described Cleopatra as woman of surpassing beauty ‚ a number of modern historians have characterized her as less than exceptionally attractive. Statue of Egyptian Queen Cleopatra Lying on the bed lounge brown black solid stone made in Egypt.
- Ceremonial Tribal Candleholder. African Dogon Male Wood Carving Mali - Ceremonial Tribal Candleholder. African Dogon Male Wood Carving Mali. Excellent condition.
- African Bambara or Bozo Sogo Bo Puppet / Marionette Head and Parts From Mali - Bamana / Bambara or Bozo. Sogo Bo Puppet or Marionette Head and Parts. The Nose is about to fall off. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience.
- African Bambara/ Bamana or Bozo Sogo Bo Puppet / Marionette From Mali - Bamana / Bambara or Bozo. Sogo Bo Puppet or Marionette. OVERALL CONDITION Painted Wood, Nails and fabric.
- African Bambara/ Bamana or Bozo Sogo Bo Puppet / Marionette From Mali - Bamana / Bambara or Bozo. Sogo Bo Puppet or Marionette. OVERALL CONDITION Painted Wood.
- African Man Woman Couple Wood Hand-Carved 14” Primitive Folk Art Vintage Pair - Vintage Antique African Wood Hand-Carved Man Woman Couple 14” Primitive Folk Art. No chips or cracksSee photos for more details
- Lobi Figure Miniature African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Bulu Gorilla Figure Metal Wood Cameroon African Art - People Bulu. The simian sculptures of the equatorial forests of West Africa have intrigued scholars and attracted collectors for years. The animals have long been feared throughout their range, though there is scant evidence of attacks on humans.
- Luba Katatora Divination Figure Congo - People Luba. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th Century.
- Moroccan Antique Fabric Wooden Shoe Morocco - People Moroccan. Beautiful Antique Moroccan wooden shoe with Fabric. Country of Origin Morocco. Type of Object Wooden shoe. Overall Condition Fair to Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Luba Ceremonial Instrument. Provenance. - Mounted in custom support. Ex collection Paolo Morigi,Lugano.
- Lwena Angola. - Very old and nice Lwena from Angola ¿..? hand carved, and excellent patina from prolonged used. Mounted in custom support. Good general conservation, please see the images. 24,5 ctm.
- Luba small woman - Very nice Luba hand carved,and excellent natural honey patina. Maybe a top baton figure..? Mounted in custom support. Good conservation. 14,5 ctm. Very magic in the hand.
- Dogon spoon (Mali) - This spoon is old and has been used. Sold without stand.
- Dogon maternity figure (Mali) - Estimated age :1950's.
- 230543 - Old African Bakongo mask - Congo. - They are culturally organized as ones who cherish their independence, so much so that neighboring Kongo people's villages avoid being dependent on each other. Old African mask from the Bakongo, Congo.
- Dogon maternity figure (Mali) - Statuette from Niongono, a Dogon village between Kani Kombole and Djiguibombo (Mali).
- Dogon statuette (Mali)
- Dogon statuette (Mali)
- African Bambara/ Bamana or Bozo Sogo Bo Puppet / Marionette From Mali - Bamana / Bambara or Bozo. Sogo Bo Puppet or Marionette. Painted Wood, Nails.
- Old Punu Lumbo Mask Carved Wooden Gabon Africa Old Primitive Tribal African Art - Punu Lumbo Mask Carved Wooden Gabon Africa Old Primitive Tribal African Art. Beautiful large mask. It has a special glow at night. The mask measures approx. 17" tall by 11" wide, it is approx 6" deep. Quite heavy.
- Vintage African Wood Carved Dogon Mali Couple Sculpture Large - Vintage African Wood Carved Dogon Mali Seated Couple Figure Sculpture. This piece is 22 inches high and has a base of 8 inches. It weight 7 pounds.
- Antique African Makonde Family Tree Carved Primitive Tribal Statue Sculpture Vtg - ANTIQUE AFRICAN MAKONDE FAMILY TREE CARVED PRIMITIVE TRIBAL STATUE SCULPTURE VTG Absolutely gorgeous! Stands approx 9" tall and hand carved into wood that has been hardened. Lovely piece! Most items ship same or next business day!
- Mirror magic Yoruba NIgeria - Yoruba Magic Mirror for consulting. Excellent hand carved work,, The glass was lost but not the head of the animal that is turned upwards. Mounted in custom museum support.
- Dan Mask Ivory Coast - Dan Mask from Ivory Coast. Han carved with nice patina, metal recicled eyes. good general conservation. 21 ctm. (only the mask, sorry not support.) Ex Private collection, Hannams auctions.
- Tsogho Gabón head - Tsogho Head from Gabón. Hand carved head reliquary. Mounted in custon support. Very nice patina and surface. mirror eyes. all original. Private collection. 19 ctm, only the head.
- 230538 - African Bakongo nail statue - Congo. - The Kongo may number about three million people.Present in three countries – the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola and the Congo Republic – the Kongo occupy the region at the mouth of the Congo River.
- Antique African Wooden Fertility Statue Female Figure Girl Hand Carved Ebony - Vintage African Figure Circa 1930s - 1960s Our Ref: 0101 Good vintage condition, some scuffs and marks as per the clear pictures. You will receive the item pictured, so the pictures are integral to the description and condition report. Approx Size: 10.25" x 2" Inches.
- Sitting African Tribal Statue, Female Figure Art. - Sitting African Art Statue, Female Figure. Please look at the pics to see if the item meets your Standards. 30 day Ebay policies are in effect.
- African Pendant Serpent Bronze Gan People Burkina Faso West Africa 20Th C. - Gan People. Pendant depicting Serpent. Burkina Faso, West Africa.
- African Tribal Female Figure/ Removable Head Hollowed out Body Handmade. - African Tribal Female Figure with Removable Head and Hollowed out body, Handmade. Please look at the pics to see if the item meets your Standards. 30 day Ebay policies are in effect.
- African Antelope Figure Miniature Bronze Bambara Mali West Africa 20Th C. - Bambara People. MALI W. AFRICA.
- African Antelope Figure Miniature Bronze Bambara Mali West Africa 20Th C. - Bambara People. MALI W. AFRICA.
- African Antelope Figure Miniature Bronze Bambara Mali West Africa 20Th C. - Bambara People. MALI W. AFRICA.
- Bamana Maternity Jomoori Gwandusu Mali African Art 37 Inch - Sculpture among the Bamana of Mali gives rise to a wide range of styles sharing certain identifying characteristics. Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys.
- Bamileke Wooden Figure on Stand Cameroon - People Bamileke or Bamun, Bamum. Kaarta and Segou are Bamana city-states, which were established in the 17th century and continued to have political influence throughout the western central Africa states into the 19th century.
- Fang Ngil Figure African Art - People Fang. Bob Pearson began collecting African art later in his life. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Lobi Abstract Figure Miniature African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Lobi Doll Figure Miniature African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Dogon Figural Staff or Post Mali African Art Early 20th Century - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Bamana Seated Female Figure African Art - For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. People Bamana. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Kronko Guinea Standing Female Figure - Country of Origin Guinea. Approximate Age Early 19th century. Overall Condition Good.
- Bamana Male Figure African Art - For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. People Bamana. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bamana Puppet Hobby Horse Mali 36 Inch - Such marionettes were used during a public masquerade in the region around the Bamana city of Segou.This festival is a long tradition found among the Bamana and the Bozo. People Bamana. An interesting puppetfrom the Bamana.
- Luba Female Figure on Gourd with Feathers Congo - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. People Luba.
- Dogon Carved Kneeling Figure Mali - Beyond the obvious, the exact use of the piece cannot be known for sure. The Dogon, numbering about 250,000, are one of most fascinating cultures in the world. They fled from the Mossi into southern Mali during the 15th century, settling on a breathtaking but remote plateau, known as the Bandiagara Cliffs.
- Luba Female Figure on Stand Congo - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. People Luba.
- Tuareg Engraved Tent Post Mali - A stake used to tie down the rope for a Tuareg tent. This particular stake is adorned with two faces on the shaft and has nail holes in it, presumably used to tie ropes to the stake. The Tuareg (also written Touareg) are nomadic peoples of the greater Sahara or Sahel region or northern Nigeria.
- Oromo Wooden Spoon Ethiopia - They are not only practical kitchen tools but also works of art that showcase the beauty and symbolism of Oromo culture. One of the most common wood products produced by the Oromo people is the wooden spoon, which is used for cooking and serving food.
- Luba Hemba Female Figure Congo - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Dida Wooden Rattle Côte d'Ivoire - People Dida. Type of Object Rattle. Approximate Age 19th-early 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Rare Old Tutsi Ceremonial Dance Shield
- Biiga Doll Fertility Figure Carved Wood Mossi Burkina Faso West Africa 20Th C. - BIIGA DOLL FERTILITY FIGURE CARVED WOOD MOSSI BURKINA FASO WEST AFRICA 20TH C 8.25" tall shows wear & a couple stress cracks no loss free domestic shipping Shipped with USPS First Class Mail combined shipping available SEE MY MANY OTHER VINTAGE UNIQUE AND ANTIQUE LISTINGS INCLUDING MANY african artifacts and decorative pieces
- Luba/Kusu, Male, Ancestor Statue, D.R. Congo, African Tribal fertility - Luba/Kusu, Male, Ancestor Statue, D.R. Congo, African Tribal fertility. 12" tall n8ce patina but also some loss & cracks see pics for greater details free domestic shipping Shipped with USPS Priority Mail combined shipping available SEE MY MANY OTHER VINTAGE UNIQUE AND ANTIQUE LISTINGS INCLUDING MANY African artifacts and decorative pieces
- Vintage African Ethiopian Kambata Or Arussi Tribe Wood Headrest Ethiopia, Africa - antique african wood crved headrest... very nice wear and patina still usable. museum quality piece. love to get it dated.. id say has to be over 100 yrs old.. 8.5" tall, 8" across about 2.75" wide...nice patina and wear free domestic shippingShipped with USPS Priority Mail. combined shipping available partial refund for international buyers
- African wood carved fertility statue sculpture Congo Tribal 13.25" Luba - LUBA female cult figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal 13.25". wear consistent w age wood has cracks but no loss free domestic shipping Shipped with USPS Priority Mail combined shipping available SEE MY MANY OTHER VINTAGE UNIQUE AND ANTIQUE LISTINGS INCLUDING MANY African artifacts and decorative items
- antique african tribal art wood carved Ndong Bamilek / Kom people 13-3/8" - antique african tribal art wood carved Grasdlands flute "Ndong" Bamilek / Kom people 13-3/8". tag said Burkina Fasu but could be Camaroon see pics for greater details minor wear very light wood I tried to get some sound out if it & couldn't free domestic shipping Shipped with USPS Priority Mail combined shipping available SEE MY MANY OTHER VINTAGE UNIQUE AND ANTIQUE LISTINGS INCLUDING MANY African tribal artifacts and decorative pieces
- Authentic African hand-carved Bamana multi-headed Merenkhun wood statue - Authentic African hand-carved Bamana multi-headed (8 heads) Merenkhun wood statue. 29.5" tall when top heads in (broken need reguing) 3 double headed inserts should be 11.5" but two have damage to end the don't stay in well crack in base applied sheet metal see pics for greater details free domestic shipping Shipped with USPS Priority Mail combined shipping available SEE MY MANY OTHER VINTAGE UNIQUE AND ANTIQUE LISTINGS INCLUDING MANY African tribal artifacts and decorative pieces
- Nice BASIKASINGO Ancestor Figure Congo Sikasingo Kasingo Statue Pre Bembe 1507 - Sikasingo, Kasingo. ETHNICAL GROUP: Basikasingo, Pre-Bembe. Like the Hemba, (and the Boyo), their ancestor effigies are famous. The Basinkasingo live in eastern Congo, north-west of Lake Tanganyka, in the Province of South Kivu, in the Territory of Fizi, and more precisely in the Sector of Lulenge.
- Passport Holder Protective Cover For Documents & Passport Personalised With Name - So you have your custom passport holder and make your travel more personal experience. The passport holder is lightweight, thin and provides perfect protection. Simply place around your passport and start your next trip.
- Resin Birdbath Polyresin Antique Garden Bird Bath For Home Garden Yard - You'll love the playful design of this fun-loving birdbath. You won't mind this pair of dogs in your yard! Birdbath made of all-weather resin. Pair of Birdbath in tree stump with shallow water basin atop.
- Hemba Standing Male Figure Congo 38 Inch - Their art has been heavily influenced by their larger and more famous neighbors, the Luba. In fact, in the last quarter of a century many "Luba" masterpieces have had to be reclassified as Hemba, though there continues to be confusion and extensive scholarly debate over individual pieces.
- Kongo Kneeling Drummer Figure Congo African Art Collection - Kongo leaders were targeted for conversion by Christian missionaries, and often divisions between followers of Christianity and followers of the traditional religions resulted. In 1526 the Portuguese were expelled, but the Kongo peoples were then invaded by the Jagas in 1568, and the Kongo were forced to look to the Portuguese for help.
- Bembe Standing Male Figure Wood Miniature African Art - Bembe African art refers to the art produced by the Bembe people, an ethnic group located in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, and Burundi. The Bembe have a rich artistic tradition that includes sculpture, mask-making, and other forms of visual art.
- Hemba Maternity Female Figure Congo African Art - Hemba number around 80,000 and live on the right bank of the Lualaba River west of Lake Tanganyika. They have been heavily influenced by their neighbors to the south, the Luba. It is only in the last quarter century that their art has been identified as distinct from that of the Luba.
- 2 Yoruba Ibeji Female Nigeria African Art Miniature Figures - The Ere Ibeji will be fed, washed, clothed and treated as though it were alive and present. Ere Ibeji are also identified with the Yoruba Thunder God Shango who is known by red beads around the waist or ankles and often by the application of blue indigo to the hair.
- Dogon Figure Miniature Mali African Art Collection - The Dogon, numbering about 250,000, is one of the most fascinating cultures in the world. They fled from the Mossi into southern Mali during the 15th century, settling on a breathtaking but remote plateau, known as the Bandiagara Cliffs.
- Luba Memory Plank Figure Wood Congo African Art - This was followed by north and southeast expansion until 1840 under Kumwimbe Ngombe and then to the northwest and northeast from 1840 to 1870 under Ilunga Kabale. People Luba. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Kongo Female Seated Figure with Child Wood Congo - Kongo leaders were targeted for conversion by Christian missionaries, and often divisions between followers of Christianity and followers of the traditional religions resulted. In 1526 the Portuguese were expelled, but the Kongo peoples were then invaded by the Jagas in 1568, and the Kongo were forced to look to the Portuguese for help.
- Nyamwezi Tanzanian Coconut Grater Peeler African Art - People Nyamwezi. As for almost all the peoples in the South of Sahara the Zaramo as well as the Nyamwezi with whom this piece is tentatively identified embellish daily objects and make them real pieces of art.
- Bakongo Villi Fetish Miniature Wood African Art - People Bakongo (Kongo). Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Depth (in) 3.
- Makonde Standing Figure Custom Stand Tanzania African Art - Immigration from Mozambique to Tanzania has resulted in a blurring of ethnic identities and a sharing of certain ideas. The coastal location of the Makonde, however, indicates that they were involved with Swahili slave traders for centuries.
- Toma Standing Wood Figure Two faces Guinea African Art - People Toma. The Toma are a small group (200,000 people) found in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia. Most of their ceremonies revolve around the Poro secret society. Country of Origin Guinea. Overall Condition Good.
- Azande Standing Figure Wood Carving Congo African Art - Little is known of their history prior to this period. People Azande, zande. The Azande people are an ethnic group that primarily inhabit parts of Central Africa, including parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic.
- Kongo Seated Figure Wood Congo African Art - Kongo leaders were targeted for conversion by Christian missionaries, and often divisions between followers of Christianity and followers of the traditional religions resulted. In 1526 the Portuguese were expelled, but the Kongo peoples were then invaded by the Jagas in 1568, and the Kongo were forced to look to the Portuguese for help.
- Dogon Male Power Miniature Figure African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Ambete Reliquary Figure with Rear Cavity Gabon African - Very little is known about the Ambete. They are from an area between Gabon and the Congo river. People Ambete (Mbete). The face is flat with an arched brow with rectangular eyes and mouth. Country of Origin Gabon.
- Kwele Male Marionette Moveable Legs Gabon African Art - People Kwele. Louis Perrois, ART OF THE KWELE OF EQUATORIAL AFRICA. Country of Origin Gabon, Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Fair to Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Figural Staff or Post Mali African Art - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Dan Spoon Wood Figural Ceremonial Liberia African Art - Type of Object Carved ceremonial spoon. Country of Origin Liberia. People Dan. Materials Wood. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Yoruba Female Maternity Brass Wood Figure Cameroon African Art - Among the Yoruba of Nigeria sculpture in service to ritual and religion is integral to life. Equally so are those arts given over to social purpose reflecting not only the social stature of the person who owns it but equally their tastes.The Yoruba are the largest culture in Nigeria and one of the largest in all of Africa.
- Mambila Guardian Figure Tadep Cameroon African Art Collection - People Mambila. They are primarily agriculturalists whose lives are directed by the seasons and the bounty of their fields. "African Art in the Mambila Collection of Gilbert D. Schneider.". Bob Pearson began collecting African art later in his life.
- Lobi Wood Bowl Burkino Faso Africa Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Somali Wood Bowl Africa - Ethiopian pastoral peoples have a variety of containers made in various materials (gourd, wood, animal horn, plant fibers, and leather) and using different kind of designs and decoration. This type of containers is a handwoven watertight basket in the form of a jug.
- Baule Male Standing Figure Cote d'Ivoire - They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. In order to cross the river, she sacrificed her own son.
- Senufo Seated Figure Côte D'ivoire Miniature African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. The angular jaw and exagerated hairstyle are the hallmarks of the Senufo form. People Senufo.
- Songye Figure Miniature Congo African Art - They have a long history of migration and cultural interchange especially with the Luba from whom they are said to have originated. People Songye. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good.
- Bamana Female Miniature Figure Mali African Art - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Makonde Standing Figure Tanzania African Art - Immigration from Mozambique to Tanzania has resulted in a blurring of ethnic identities and a sharing of certain ideas. The coastal location of the Makonde, however, indicates that they were involved with Swahili slave traders for centuries.
- Dogon Ladder Burkina Faso African Art - Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary. Those Dogon who did not flee were incorporated into Mossi society and were known as the.
- Moba Figure Miniature Custom Stand Togo African Art - People Moba. The Moba live in the north of Togo spreading over into the area of Burkina Faso and a few in the north of Ghana. Country of Origin Togo. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Chamba Abstract Wooden Figure Nigeria African Art - Jem practices are directed to the life issues of disease, death, and misfortune, which they can cause and cure. People Chamba. Sieber, Roy. Sculpture of Northern Nigeria, 1961. Country of Origin Nigeria.
- Antique Wooden Statue, Vili peoples of the Congo - Antique Wooden Statue, Vili peoples of the Congo 23.5 x 10 cm363 grams
- Antique Bamana Maternity Statue in Hardwood, Mali - Antique Bamana Maternity Statue in Hardwood, Mali86 x 16 x 13 cm3.9 kg
- African Tribal Carved Wood Heddle Pulley Figure. Mounted. 7.5" Tall - 7.5" x 3" x 3".
- Antique African Tribal Carved Wood Heddle Pulley 12" Tall - No Breaks or Repairs.
- Carved Cane Walking Stick Buffalo Head Zimbabwe African Art - Type of Object Staff, walking stick, cane. Country of Origin Zimbabwe.
- Yaka Standing Male Figure Congo African Art - Their neighbors are the the Kongo, Teke, Zombo, Nkanu, Suku, Pindi, Mbala, Hugann, Holo, Chokwe, and so forth. They have a highly developed artistic sense---and they instill beauty and drama in even mundane objects.
- Bamana Maternity Jomoori Gwandusu Mali African Art - Sculpture among the Bamana of Mali gives rise to a wide range of styles sharing certain identifying characteristics. Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys.
- Songye Male Power Figure Nkisi - They have a long history of migration and cultural interchange especially with the Luba from whom they are said to have originated. People Songye. Type of Object Carving, Fetish. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Miniature Luba Female Figure Congo - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. The female spirit takes care of her lineage.
- Luba Divination Plank Figure Childbirth Wood Congo African Art - This was followed by north and southeast expansion until 1840 under Kumwimbe Ngombe and then to the northwest and northeast from 1840 to 1870 under Ilunga Kabale. People Luba. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Yoruba Female Bowl Bearer Wood Figure Nigeria - Yoruba art encompasses a wide range of art forms, including sculpture, mask-making, textiles, beadwork, and pottery. People Yoruba. One of the most famous forms of Yoruba art is the Gelede mask, which is used in ceremonies to honor and appease female spirits.
- Lobi Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Dogon Ancestor Female Figure Nommo Mali - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Mende Standing Wood Figure Liberia - Country of Origin Liberia. Type of Object Carving. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Lengola Standing Abstract Wood Figure Congo - Living on the left bank of the Zaire River are the Lengola people, who number 100,000. They make their living from banana farming and hunting. The Butoka society regulates their social, political and economic activities.
- Senufo Figural Wine Ladle Custom Stand Côte D'ivoire African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. People Senufo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Moba Standing Figure Custom Stand Togo Miniature - People Moba. Country of Origin Togo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Songye Power Figure Nkishi on Custom Stand Congo - These individuals of great spiritual strength and inductive abilities use the rituals, secret formulae and sculptures to heal and prevent the activities of malevolent forces. The horn at the top was once filled with magical substances.
- Baule Seated Maternity Figure Ivory Coast - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and CulturalValues, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia,1980).
- Kulango Standing Male Cote D'Ivoire African - An classic and well carved sculpture from the Kulango people of Ivory Coast, which art is usually confused with that of the Baule! Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. Approximate Age Mid 20th century. Otherwise the piece is in good condition.
- Fon Legba Phallic Carving Togo - People Fon. Country of Origin Togo. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice.
- Moba Shrine Figure Togo African Art 26 Inch Stand - People Moba. Country of Origin Togo. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Terracotta beaded head 29 cm Bamileke Cameroon African Art - The terracotta form is covered with thousands of multicolored beads. These prestigious objects embodying the sovereigns were placed on royal altars for ceremonial use. His funeral was a joyous celebration.
- Halloween Micro Landscape Fluorescent Ornament Little Luminous Ornament - When the sun goes down and dims, these illuminate your path or the area near you with luminous materials. Perfect for your succulent pots, bonsai, doll houses and any DIY landscape. Give your family and friends as souvenirs.
- Benin Style Head of a Mother Queen, - Benin Style Head of a Mother Queen,. Stands about 10 inches high very rare piece made of bronze very detailed in great shape museum quality on the larger size and has some good weight to it
- Oba of Benin Warrior of Nigeria Bronze Statue 7.5" H x 4" W Rare ART - Oba of Benin, Warrior of Nigeria - Bronze Statue 7.5" H x 4" W Rare Find in the US.
- 1960s Bakota Kota Reliquary Guardian Figure- made with Brass / Copper / Wood
- Fine old female Baule colon figure, Cote d'ivoire, height 45 cm - Origin: Cote d'Ivoire. material / process: wood.
- Vtg Relic African Tribal Male Figure Sitting Trinket Dish Ashtray Signed 1972 - Seated Position. Signed on back D Treman 1972. Orange Face and Bottom. One of a kind.
- ANTIQUE BENIN EMPIRE Nigeria BRONZE BUST STATUE - ANTIQUE BENIN EMPIRE Nigeria BRONZE BUST STATUE.
- Kuba Figure Wood Carving Congo African Art - Kuba Figure Wood Carving Congo African Art. 14in high . In good condition. All is pictured
- A Rare Dogon Altar Ex- Merton Simpson Collection - Provenance: Ex.
- A Fine Old Yoruba Edan Ogboni Bronze Charm Ex Syrop Collection - Provenance: Ex Arnold and Joanne Syrop Collection, New York. Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, West Africa.
- Ancient Panya Ngombe Lintel for Chiefs House
- Nice SONGYE Power Figure Fetish Congo Drc African Tribal Art 1708 - ETHNICAL GROUP: Songye – Basongye – Songe. Bibliographie - Bibliography Songye. TYPE OF OBJECT: Fetish (Nkisi). COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Democratic Republic Congo. (ex Zaïre, ex Belgian Congo). They were used as relays with the spirits of the dead people very present in the religion.
- A Very Fine Old Dogon Oware Game Ex Amyas Naegele Gallery - Dogon Peoples, Mali, Africa.
- A Very Fine Old Yoruba Olumeye Maternity Bowl Ex Levitt - Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, Africa. Provenance: The Sol and Josephine Levitt collection, NYC.
- A Kwere Divination Gourd Ex Irwin Cernic - A fine Old Kwere Divination gourd with carved wooden articulated limbs, bits of leather, woven rope and glass beads. Kwere peoples, Tanzania, Africa. Provenance: Ex. Irwin Cernic, NY.
- A Very Rare Mbala Drummer Sculpture Ex Wyman Gallery - Mbala peoples, DRC/ Congo, Africa. Provenance: Ex.
- A Rare Teke Butti Magic fetish figure Ex Leonard Kahan - Teke peoples, DRC / Congo, Africa. Leonard Kahan Gallery, NY. Provenance: - Ex. Sol and Josephine Levitt Collection, NY.
- Large Baga Bird Bansonyi Sculpture Wood Guinea African Art - From the 14th to the early 20th century they were repeatedly invaded by the Nalu, Susu, Djalonke, Maninka, and the Fulbe among others. In the late 19th century, French domination led to colonization.
- Mbole Standing Female Figure Wood Congo African Art - People Mbole. Type of Object Carving. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Senufo Pounder Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art Early 20th Century - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Dan Female OLD Liberia African Art - They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. It depicts a standingfemale with arms at her side, and baby on her back.
- Lobi Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Fon Wood Figure With Encrustation Nigeria African Art - Materials Wood, vegetable fibers, unknown encrustation. People Fon. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Songye Nkishi Power Figure Congo African Art - These individuals of great spiritual strength and inductive abilities use the rituals, secret formulae and sculptures to heal and prevent the activities of malevolent forces. People Songye. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Yoruba Female Maternity Wood Figure - Yoruba art encompasses a wide range of art forms, including sculpture, mask-making, textiles, beadwork, and pottery. The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse.
- Tabwa Standing Phallic Figure Congo Custom Base African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Maurer E.M., A.F. Roberts, TABWA THE RISING OF NEW MOON, 1985. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Mambila Standing Figure Wood Tadep Cameroon African Art - Descendants of the Bantu have expanded across Africa to the eastern coast and south to the Cape in the years since that split occurred. The Mambila themselves moved slightly southwards as a result of Fulani pressure from the North in the 17th and 18th centuries.
- Dogon Metal Headrest Mali - The identity between the Nommo and the blacksmith creates a bond and an identity that gives the blacksmith special powers which include the ability to call down rain so important in Dogon's life. This sculpture reflects the artistry, power, and authority of the Dogon blacksmith, as it was he who also carved the well-known wooden sculptures used by the Dogon.
- A Very Rare old Hemba Singiti Ancestor Ex Galiner - Provenance: Ex. Ex collection ~ G. Galinier, Toulouse, France. fair, well worn.
- Monumental Bangwa Maternity Shrine Sculpture Ex Allan Stone - Provenance: Ex Allan Stone Collection, New York.
- Ex Sotheby's ~ A Rare Ovimbundu Staff , Ex Irwin Hersey - Ovimbundu peoples, Angola, West Central Africa. Provenance: Irwin and Marcia Hersey, New York.
- A Monumental Igbo Parade Crest - Igbo peoples, Nigeria, Africa. fair, well weathered, loss to end of nose.
- A Fine Baule Male Sculpture - A very fine old carved wooden Shrine idol from the Baule peoples of the Ivory Coast, West Africa. The anatomy and decorations of this male example epitomize the Baule ideal of human beauty.
- A Rare Dan Kran Spoon Collected prior to 1965 - A highly stylized carved wooden ladle with ancestral face on top and wonderful overall form.
- A Rare Toma Female Idol Ex Allan Stone Collection - Such images of female ancestral spirits are not common among the Toma peoples. Provenance: The Allan Stone Collection, New York.
- Vintage West African Ashanti Upper Volta Brass Tribal Musician Figures - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- A Rare Gurunsi Ceremonial Spoon - Gurunsi peoples, Ghana/ Burkina faso, West Africa.
- A Finely carved Chokwe Chikunza Shrine Idol ~Ex Levitt - Chokwe peoples, Angola, Africa. Provenance: - Ex. Sol and Josephine Levitt Collection, NY, Ex. Alfred Schienberg, NY.
- Ex Sotheby's Bakota Reliquary Sculpture 1972 - A very old Bakota Reliquary guardian sculpture with openwork diamond shape body, slender neck, large flattened head with projections adorned with brass wire. There is a primitive face incised into the opposite side.
- Bongo Standing Female Figure Wood Ngya Central Africa African Art - In the past the Bongo people comprised a large ethnic grouping numbering in the hundreds of thousands living in central Africa during the middle of the nineteenth century. People Bongo. Country of Origin Central Africa.
- Yoruba Female Lifting Breasts Figure Nigeria - Adorned with rituel red powder, could be considered a traditional representation of a typical religious devotee found on many shrines among the Yoruba of central and southern Nigeria. Placed in a shrine she could be a devotee of either Eshu or Shango, major deities in the Yoruba pantheon.
- Baule Female Miniature Figure Cote D'Ivoire - People Baule. Through representing bush spirits, the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire, Ivory Coast. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- 230518 - African Double Bakongo nail mask - Congo. - The Kongo may number about three million people.Present in three countries – the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola and the Congo Republic – the Kongo occupy the region at the mouth of the Congo River.
- Punu Lumbo Mask Carved Wooden Gabon Africa Old Primitive Tribal African Art - A Fine Tribal carved Punu Lumbo Wooden Mask. from the Punu tribe of Africa. The Berber from North Africa have a rich history and are known for their weaving and music, while the Himba from Namibia are known for their distinctive red ochre body paint.
- Large BASIKASINGO Ancestor Figure Congo Sikasingo Kasingo Statue Pre Bembe 0342 - Sikasingo, Kasingo. ETHNICAL GROUP: Basikasingo, Pre-Bembe. Like the Hemba, (and the Boyo), their ancestor effigies are famous. The Basinkasingo live in eastern Congo, north-west of Lake Tanganyka, in the Province of South Kivu, in the Territory of Fizi, and more precisely in the Sector of Lulenge.
- Beautiful &Large Metoko Mask Mituku Congo African Tribal Art 0729 - ORIGINE: Democratic Republic of Congo. DRC (ex Belgian Congo, ex Zaïre). TYPE OF OBJECT: Mask. - 100 peoples of Zaïre and their sculpture. The handbook for collectors, scholars and students, Marc Leo Felix, Bruxelles: Zaïre Basin Art History Research Foundation, 1987.
- 12in Antique/Vintage African Tribal Made Handcarved Bete Mask c/a early 1900 #3 - This 12in Antique/Vintage African Tribal Made Handcarved Bete Mask #2 c/a early 1900's and is approximately 12in x 7in x 2in....it is in fair condition....the picture's will show all flaws...when the buyer purcases.the item it will be taken to the local post office then shipped Priority Mail....the item then is shipped it to the buyer fully insured..... Emergencies excluded,next day should be expected.....
- 8in Antique/Vintage African Tribal Made Handcarved Bete Mask c/a early 1900's - This 8in Antique/Vintage African Tribal Made Handcarved Bete Mask c/a early 1900's and is 8in x 4 1/2in x 3in....it is in good condition....the picture's will show all flaws...when the buyer purcases.the item it will be taken to the local post office then shipped Priority Mail....the item then is shipped it to the buyer fully insured..... Emergencies excluded,next day service should be expected....
- Rare Antique Hemba mask Suku Tribe Southwest DRC c/a1920's 18x11x13in 29mm thick - This rare Antique Hemba mask Suku Tribe Southwest DRC c/a 1920's 18x11x13in walls are 29mm thick and it is fair condition...there are cracks and bumps and brushes I'm the wood both big and small pn the Mask...it shows its age which is early in the 20th centery... .the picture's will show all flaws...when the buyer purchases the mask it will be taken to the local post office then shipped Priority Mail....the item then is shipped it to the buyer fully insured..... Emergencies excluded,next day service should be expected. ..
- Vintage African Bronze Sculpture Figurine Kinetic Balancing Mother Child & Man - VINTAGE AFRICAN BRONZE SCULPTURE FIGURINE KINETIC BALANCING LADY WITH CHILD Sweet estate find was displayed for years smoke free pet free home
- A Rare Kulongo Male sculpture, African Art - An original example from the Kulongo peoples of Cote de Ivoire, Lagoons region, West Africa.
- Bamana Antelope Chi Wara Headcrest Pair Mali - Knowledge of agriculture practices is transmitted from generation to generation through the Ci-wara (or Chiwara, Tyi Wara) society. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. The masquerade ceremonies occur during planting and harvesting seasons in the fields and the village palace.
- Ekoi Ejagham Head With Hair Nigeria African Art - Crest masks such as this one were worn on the top of the head attached to a basketry cap. This is a classic well-used mask that would add a bold presence to a collection. People Ejagham (Ekoi). Country of Origin Nigeria.
- Bamana Figure Mali African Art - For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Tellem Statue Female Mali African Art - The Dogon, numbering around a quarter of a million, are one of most remarkable cultures in the world. Due to centuries of cultural isolation, Dogon art remains remarkably unaffected. People Dogon. Country of Origin Mali.
- Makonde Shetani Wood Carving Custom Base Tanzania African Art - Both animal and human characterstics are commonly represented in Makonde carvings, representing the traditions and myths of Makonde culture. The majority of Makonde carvers use African Blackwood, known locally as.
- Kuba Seated Figure Wood Carving Congo - In the 16th century, the Kuba peoples migrated from the distant north to their current location along the Sankuru River. When they arrived, however, they found that the Twa already lived there. The height of the Kingdom was during the mid-19th century.
- Bozo Female Maternity Figure Wood Mali African Art - One of these is Jenaama, the language of the Sorogoye Bozo people. The Bozo tribes live mostly in the Mopti region in the interior delta but also live in other parts of Mali and other West-African countries where there are rivers and dams.
- Tabwa Standing Male Figure Wood Congo African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Maurer E.M., A.F. Roberts, TABWA THE RISING OF NEW MOON, 1985. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Baule Spirit Spouse Figure on Base Congo - People Baule. This particular piece may represent the spirit of ancestor. This shrine sculpture honors the ancestors. Type of Object Carving. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Djimini Standing Figure Wood Do Society Ghana African Art - The Djimini Senufo of Cote d’Ivoire, numbering 175,000, are Engaged yet Unreached. They are part of the Gur people cluster within the Sub-Saharan African affinity bloc. This people group is only found in Cote d’Ivoire.
- Dogon Tellem Figural Sculpture Dense Mali - The Dogon, numbering around a quarter of a million, are one of most remarkable cultures in the world. Due to centuries of cultural isolation, Dogon art remains remarkably unaffected. People Dogon. Country of Origin Mali.
- Dogon Miniature Figure Mali African Art - People Dogon. Guggenheim, H. “Dogon Art”. Helene Leloup. Roy, C. “The Dogon of Mali and Upper Volta”. Bob Pearson began collecting African art later in his life. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Fair.
- Ngbaka Miniature Figure Congo African Art - The shaping of the details of the body are truly a study and sculptural inventiveness. Burssens, H. Sculptures in the Ngbandi Style. Kongo Overzee. Cornet, J. Art of Africa. Maes, J., Les Ngbaka.
- Baule Standing Female Wood Figure Cote d'Ivoire - The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. Three hundred years ago the Baule people migrated westward from Ghana when the Asante rose to power. The tale of how they broke away from the Asante has been preserved in their oral traditions.
- Nupe Seated Figure Wood Custom Base Nigeria African Art - The Nupe have always lived near the confluence of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers. They are a group of about 500,000 people. They live mainly in Niger. Though often associated with the Hausa, the Nupe are not related to them in any way, only neighbors.
- Teke Standing Figure Post Wood Congo African Art - People Teke. Materials Wood, encrustation. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. ‘A Personal. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Baule Seated Female Spirit Spouse Ivory Coast African Art - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Ghana. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Standing Bassa Female Wood Figure - The Bassa people are a West African ethnic group primarily native to Liberia. They form a majority or a significant minority in Liberia’s Grand Bassa, Rivercess, Margibi and Montserrado counties. In Liberia’s capital of Monrovia, they are the largest ethnic group.
- Seated Fon Fettish Wood Figure Early 20th Century - Materials Wood, vegetable fibers, unknown encrustation. People Fon. Approximate Age Early 20th century. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Attye Figural Cane Walking Stick Custom Stand African Art - These canes are traditionally used as walking sticks, but they also have ceremonial and symbolic significance in many African cultures. The canes are typically made from hardwood, such as ebony or mahogany, and are carved using a variety of techniques.
- Kumu Komo Figural Carving Congo Miniature - The Kumu live on the western edges of the Ituri Rainforest, one of the few remaining virgin ecosystems left on earth. Ituri lies just to the west of the Great Lakes Region and the countries of Uganda and Tanzania.
- Asante Maternity Figure on Stool Ghana African On Base - The child looks straight out at the viewer. They also excel at small gold-weights; elaborate chairs and stools, and other utilitarian objects. The sculpture illustrated here depicts a mother about to nurse her two children.
- Attye Figural Cane Walking Stick Custom Stand African Art - These canes are traditionally used as walking sticks, but they also have ceremonial and symbolic significance in many African cultures. The canes are typically made from hardwood, such as ebony or mahogany, and are carved using a variety of techniques.
- Yoruba Maternity Figure with Child Nigeria - Yoruba art encompasses a wide range of art forms, including sculpture, mask-making, textiles, beadwork, and pottery. The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse.
- Ndengese Male Miniature Congo African Art - They share cultural and artistic similarities with the Mongo and the Kuba. Upon the investiture of a Kuba king, the Kuba must go to the Ndengese to get the sacred earth, even in this century. The Ndengese are patriline.
- Chamba Standing Male Wood Figure Nigeria - Jem practices are directed to the life issues of disease, death, and misfortune, which they can cause and cure. People Chamba. Country of Origin Nigeria. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good.
- Yoruba Divination Wood Plate Nigeria - The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse. The Fulani invasion pushed many Yoruba to the south where the towns of Ibadan and Abeokuta were founded.
- Nyamwezi Pair of Thin Figures Brown Tanzania - The Nyamwezi are known for their carving that is at best roughly executed and relatively sparsely described in the literature of East African art. Among the Nyamwezi powerful forces known as ‘. People Nyamwezi.
- Bembe Standing Male Figure - People Bembe. The Democratic Republic of Congo is one of the most ethnically diverse countries in the world. An estimated 215 native languages are spoken in the country alongside French, which is the official language of the country.
- Bakongo Villi Kneeling Miniature Figure on Custom Base Congo - People Bakongo, Villi. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Approximate Age Late 19th to Early 20th Century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dan Figural Container Liberia - The 350,000 Dan live mostly in the western part of Côte d’Ivoire and into Liberia, where the land is forested in the south and bordered by a savannah in the north. They make their living by farming cocoa, coffee, rice, and manioc.
- Lega Miniature Figure Iginga Stand Congo African Art - In Lega art, the use of Bwami symbols is highly prominent. Lega art is characterized by its highly stylized and abstract forms, which are often used in the creation of masks, statues, and other ritual objects.
- Oromo Ethiopian Wood Spoon - They are not only practical kitchen tools but also works of art that showcase the beauty and symbolism of Oromo culture. One of the most common wood products produced by the Oromo people is the wooden spoon, which is used for cooking and serving food.
- Oromo Ethiopian Wood Spoon - People Oromo. Beautifully carved Oromo wood spoon. Materials Wood. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice. Approximate Age Early 20th century.
- Teke Standing Figure Congo - People Teke. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of the Congo. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Kuba Miniature Figural Wood Carving - In the 16th century, the Kuba people migrated from the distant north to their current location along the Sankuru River. When they arrived, however, they found that the Twa already lived there. The height of the Kingdom was during the mid-19th century.
- Mumuye Wood Figural Sculpture - This is a well-carved and highly finished example of Mumuye carving that would stand well in any collection. People Mumuye. Materials Wood. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice.
- Nyamwezi Figural Comb African Art - Over the years Nyamwezi culture has both influenced and been influenced by the cultures of neighboring African societies as well as the national Tanzanian culture. People Nyamwezi. Type of Object Comb.
- Nyamwezi Figural Wood Comb - Over the years Nyamwezi culture has both influenced and been influenced by the cultures of neighboring African societies as well as the national Tanzanian culture. People Nyamwezi. Type of Object Comb.
- Nyamwezi Figural Comb African Art - Over the years Nyamwezi culture has both influenced and been influenced by the cultures of neighboring African societies as well as the national Tanzanian culture. People Nyamwezi. Type of Object Comb.
- Nyamwezi Figural Comb African Art - Over the years Nyamwezi culture has both influenced and been influenced by the cultures of neighboring African societies as well as the national Tanzanian culture. People Nyamwezi. Type of Object Comb.
- Queen Head Iyoba Bini Edo Bronze African Benin Art Mask Antique
- Ebony wood Tribal Totem carving - Ebony wood Tribal Totem carving. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail. Item comes from a collector's estate please see pictures for best description if you would like additional pictures or have any questions please ask. Selling as is
- African Yaruba Medicine Purse Nupe Bronze Pouch Container - African Bronze Benin Tribe.
- Nyamwezi Geometric Comb Tanzania - Over the years Nyamwezi culture has both influenced and been influenced by the cultures of neighboring African societies as well as the national Tanzanian culture. People Nyamwezi. Type of Object Comb.
- Yoruba Ibeji Female Miniature Figure Nigeria - The carving of the Ere Ibeji is commissioned under the guidance of an Ifa diviner, a Babalowo, whom the parents consult in selecting the particular artist who will do the work. The sculpture itself represents a deceased infant but is carved with the features and attributes of an adult.
- 400 year old cross Saved many people from Hell Rare - 16th century Ethiopian hand cross museum quality piece. Good luck God bless.
- Vintage African Igbo Ikenga Carved Wooden Figure Sculpture Statue 17.75” - Vintage African Igbo Ikenga Carved Wooden Figure Sculpture Nigeria 17.75”Labeled on the base: MOKS 2015 081 (May have been from a museum or someone’s personal collection)Some cracks in the wood from age/use: see photos
- Belle Africain Bronze Sculpture " Porteuse D'Eau " Broncefigur 32cm
- Bamana Antelope Chi Wara Wood Headcrest Mali - Knowledge of agriculture practices is transmitted from generation to generation through the Ci-wara (or Chiwara, Tyi Wara) society. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice.
- Teke Fetish Miniature Figure Nkiba DR Congo African - A fine Janus carving in classic Teke style. Dem Republic of the Congo/Republic of Congo. People Teke. Country of Origin DR Congo. -C. Clarke, D. Binkley, B. Freyer and D. Newton. Overall Condition Good.
- Hemba Maternity Female Figure on Custom Base Congo - Hemba number around 80,000 and live on the right bank of the Lualaba River west of Lake Tanganyika. They have been heavily influenced by their neighbors to the south, the Luba. It is only in the last quarter century that their art has been identified as distinct from that of the Luba.
- Miniature Tabwa Standing Female Figure Congo - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Senufo Female Figure With Base Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Makonde Wooden Rhino Staff Tanzania African Art - Immigration from Mozambique to Tanzania has resulted in a blurring of ethnic identities and a sharing of certain ideas. The coastal location of the Makonde, however, indicates that they were involved with Swahili slave traders for centuries.
- Fang Standing Wood Figure with Movable Arms - They are principally hunters but also agriculturists. Their social structure is based on a clan, a group of individuals with a common ancestor. The ensemble of Fang peoples practice a cult devoted to ancestor lineages, the bieri, whose aim is to both protect themselves from the deceased and to recruit and aid in matters of daily life.
- Hemba Standing Male Wood Figure Congo - In the 1800s under the direction of Niembo and his son, Myhiya, the Hemba moved into their current location along the Congo River. The Luba unsuccessfully tried to incorporate the Southern Hemba into their growing kingdom.
- Bassa Fly Whisk Sierra Leone African Art - They form a majority or a significant minority in Liberia’s Grand Bassa, Rivercess, Margibi and Montserrado counties. In Liberia’s capital of Monrovia, they are the largest ethnic group. With an overall population of about 0.57 million, they are the second largest ethnic group in Liberia (13.4%), after the Kpelle people (20.3%).
- Hand Carved Hemba Standing Male Figure Congo African Art - In the 1800s under the direction of Niembo and his son, Myhiya, the Hemba moved into their current location along the Congo River. The Luba unsuccessfully tried to incorporate the Southern Hemba into their growing kingdom.
- Fang Seated Male Figure Gabon African Art - They are principally hunters but also agriculturists. Their social structure is based on a clan, a group of individuals with a common ancestor. The ensemble of Fang peoples practice a cult devoted to ancestor lineages, the bieri, whose aim is to both protect themselves from the deceased and to recruit and aid in matters of daily life.
- Temne Seated Figure Sierra Leone African Art - People Temne. Type of Object Carving. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age Early 20th century.
- Large Baga Bird Bansonyi Sculpture Wood Guinea African Art - From the 14th to the early 20th century they were repeatedly invaded by the Nalu, Susu, Djalonke, Maninka, and the Fulbe among others. In the late 19th century, French domination led to colonization.
- Mossi Wood Male Figure African Art - Ancestors are highly honored with elaborate funerals and the appearance of masked dancers with masks representing the social rank and identity of the deceased. Various spirits of the ‘bush’ recognized by the Mossi are also given form in the masks and their character proved in the dances.
- Bamana Male Figure African Art Early 20th Century - For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. People Bamana. Approximate Age Mid 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Hermaphrodite Figure Senufo Gurunsi 48 Inch African Art - For the Senufo the bird plays an important role during initiations, planting ceremonies and funerals. People Senufo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Tellem Statue Mali African Art - The Dogon, numbering around a quarter of a million, are one of most remarkable cultures in the world. Due to centuries of cultural isolation, Dogon art remains remarkably unaffected. People Dogon. Country of Origin Mali.
- Baule Female Maternity Figure African Art Cote d'Ivoire - The Baule people is one of the largest ethnic group in the Côte d'Ivoire. They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
- Mossi Seated Figure Burkina African Art - Among the Mossi elders are highly honored with elaborate funerals and the appearance of masked dancers with masks representing ancestors and various spirits and forces of Nature in dramatic and often vigorous dances.
- Dogon Male Seated Power Figure African Art Early 20th century - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Anyi Attye Maternity Figure With Children on Stool Cote d'Ivoire African Art - People Anyi or Attye. About the middle of the 18th century most of the Anyi were expelled from Ghana by the Asante and migrated westward. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana. Overall Condition Good.
- Attye Standing Female Figural Sculpture - Having an area about the size of Germany, Côte d'Ivoire is bordered on the south by the Atlantic Ocean, on the west by Liberia and Guinea, to the north by Mali and Burkina Faso, and on the east by Ghana.
- Fang Seated Figure Wood Gabon African Art - They are principally hunters but also agriculturists. Their social structure is based on a clan, a group of individuals with a common ancestor. The ensemble of Fang peoples practice a cult devoted to ancestor lineages, the bieri, whose aim is to both protect themselves from the deceased and to recruit and aid in matters of daily life.
- Songye Divination Katatora Congo African Art - People Songye. Similar to other divination objects, the oracle was believed to be a receptacle of spiritual energy and endowed with secret powers. The small head that surmounts the ring has features quite typical of the Songye.
- Bete Standing Wood Figure Cote d'Ivoire on Custom Base - People Bete. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. Approximate Age 20th Century. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bozo Marionette Female Figure Wood Cloth Mali African Art - People Bozo. The puppets will satirize social and personal behavior of the local and national politicians, the braggart, the loose woman, the miser and the foreigner. In opposition to most African sculpture these puppets are seen wearing cloth.
- Baule Mbra Monkey Smoking Pipe Cote d'Ivoire African Art - This is the one rare occasion where an Mbra can be seen to everybody. People Baule. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. Approximate Age 20th century. Materials Wood. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Senufo Figural Three Chamber Container With Horse Wood Côte D'ivoire African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. People Senufo. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good.
- Songye Katatora Divination Oracle Wood Congo African Art - People Songye. Similar to other divination objects, the oracle was believed to be a receptacle of spiritual energy and endowed with secret powers. Type of Object Divination object. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Nyamwezi Male Beaded Figure Tanzania African Art - The Nyamwezi are known for their carving that is at best roughly executed and relatively sparsely described in the literature of East African art. Among the Nyamwezi powerful forces known as ‘. People Nyamwezi.
- Tribal West African Vintage Fetish Ancestor Figure Carved Wood Sculpture Art - The Berber from North Africa have a rich history and are known for their weaving and music, while the Himba from Namibia are known for their distinctive red ochre body paint. The Tuareg from the Sahara Desert are known for their traditional clothing and skill in silverwork, while the Mursi from Ethiopia are known for their lip plates.
- Luba Hemba Female Congo Miniature Figure African Art - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Baule Male Spirit Spouse Wood Figure Cote D'Ivoire - People Baule. Through representing bush spirits, the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire, Ivory Coast. Approximate Age 20th Century. Materials Wood.
- Kuba Ndop Seated Figure Congo African Art - When the ruling king was close to death, his ndop was brought to his bed to absorb his soul and vital force. The new Nyim slept in isolation with the deceased king’s ndop to absorb the essence from his predecessor’s ndop.
- Lobi Pregnant Female Miniature African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Ndengese Dengese Female Maternity Wood Figure Congo - They share cultural and artistic similarities with the Mongo and the Kuba. Upon the investiture of a Kuba king, the Kuba must go to the Ndengese to get the sacred earth, even in this century. The Ndengese are patriline.
- Dogon Wooden Figure Mali African Art - They emigrated west to northern Burkina Faso, where local histories describe them as kibsi. Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary.
- Dogon Miniature Figure Mali African Art - People Dogon. Guggenheim, H. “Dogon Art”. Helene Leloup. Roy, C. “The Dogon of Mali and Upper Volta”. Bob Pearson began collecting African art later in his life. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good.
- Senufo Farming Figure Côte D'ivoire Miniature African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. The angular jaw and exagerated hairstyle are the hallmarks of the Senufo form. People Senufo.
- Senufo Pounder Wood Figure Côte D'ivoire - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. The angular jaw and exagerated hairstyle are the hallmarks of the Senufo form. People Senufo.
- Baule Standing Female Figure Ivory Coast African Art - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and CulturalValues, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia,1980).
- Luba Sitting Female Figure Congo African Art - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Baule Standing Female Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Three hundred years ago the Baule people migrated westward from Ghana when the Asante rose to power. The tale of how they broke away from the Asante has been preserved in their oral traditions. During the Asante rise to power, the Baule queen, Aura Poku, was in direct competition with the current Asante king.
- Chokwe Figure Mother and Child African Art - The most prominent of these peoples are the Chokwe but also includes the Ovimbundu, Lunda, Lwena, Luvala, Minungu, Mbwela, Songo, and Imbangala. Jordan, M. ed., Chokwe, Art and Initiation Among Chokwe and Related peoples.
- Luba Hemba Maternity Wood Figure Congo - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Wood Ibibio Standing Wood Figure Nigeria - The Ibibio actively resisted colonial invasions, and it was not until after the end of World War I that the British were able to gain a strong foothold in the region. People Ibibio. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Fang Byeri Reliquary Wood Figure Gabon African Art - Fernandez, J. 'La statuaire Fang-Gabon', African Arts, 8, No.1, (1974). Fernandez, J. W. and R. L. 'Fang Reliquary Art: Its Quantities and Qualities.'. Cahiers d'etudes africaines, 15, No. 5. Perrois, L. Statuaire fang, Paris.
- Makonde Standing Figure Wood Tanzania Custom Base African Art - Immigration from Mozambique to Tanzania has resulted in a blurring of ethnic identities and a sharing of certain ideas. The coastal location of the Makonde, however, indicates that they were involved with Swahili slave traders for centuries.
- Baule Gorilla Wood Figure Cote d'Ivoire - People Baule. This is the one rare occasion where an Mbra can be seen by everybody. When not in use, Mbra is displayed on a shrine. Egg is an important component of the divination process among the Baule.
- Luba Standing Figure with Custom Base Congo African Art - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. The female spirit taking care of her lineage.
- Dogon One-Armed Kneeling Figure Mali - They emigrated west to northern Burkina Faso, where local histories describe them as kibsi. Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary.
- Dogon Kneeling Figure Wood Mali African Art - Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary. Those Dogon who did not flee were incorporated into Mossi society and were known as the.
- Lobi Miniature African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Hemba Standing Male Figure Congo Custom Base African Art - Their art has been heavily influenced by their larger and more famous neighbors, the Luba. In fact, in the last quarter of a century many "Luba" masterpieces have had to be reclassified as Hemba, though there continues to be confusion and extensive scholarly debate over individual pieces.
- Fon Vodun Boccio Fetish Statue Encrusted Benin Togo African Art - The practice of "voodoo" in the Caribbean and the United States is, of course, an African import, brought across the Atlantic by would-be slaves. Vodun is a uniquely African path: to peace with the unknown, with nature, and with other people.".
- Chokwe Figure Mother and Child Wood African Art - The most prominent of these peoples are the Chokwe but also includes the Ovimbundu, Lunda, Lwena, Luvala, Minungu, Mbwela, Songo and Imbangala. Jordan, M. ed., Chokwe, Art and Initiation Among Chokwe and Related peoples.
- Yoruba Wooden Crown Headpiece Nigeria African Art Collection - Yoruba art encompasses a wide range of art forms, including sculpture, mask-making, textiles, beadwork, and pottery. The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse.
- Eket Female Figure Wood Nigeria African Art Collection - People Eket. They live to the west of the Ibibio near the Cross River. Like most cultures from this area, they have an extensive pantheon of cults and rituals, with the "Ekpo" society the dominant arbiter of social and ritual life.
- Luba Female Figure Custom Stand Congo African Art - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. The female spirit taking care of her lineage.
- Igala Miniature Wood Figure Cross River - To complicate the matter the Igala also share a number of artistic traditions with their neighbors the Basa-Nge, Isoko, and Idoma, northern Igbo and a number of people living along the lower Niger. People Igala/Idoma, Cross Rivers Region.
- Dida Wooden Rattle Ivory Coast African Art - People Dida. Type of Object Rattle. Country of Origin Ivory Coast. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Nyamwezi Bird Figural Comb African Art - One of the most distinctive forms of Nyamwezi art is the comb, a type of decorative hair comb that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The comb is typically made from wood, and is carved with intricate patterns and designs that reflect the Nyamwezi people's cultural beliefs and values.
- Zaramo Marriage Stick Wood Mwana Hiti African Art - Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. People Zaramo.
- Kuba Miniature Figure Wood Carving Congo African Art - In the 16th century, the Kuba people migrated from the distant north to their current location along the Sankuru River. When they arrived, however, they found that the Twa already lived there. The height of the Kingdom was during the mid-19th century.
- Luba Hemba Female Congo Miniature Figure African Art - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Makonde Rhino Staff Post Wood Tanzania African Art - Immigration from Mozambique to Tanzania has resulted in a blurring of ethnic identities and a sharing of certain ideas. The coastal location of the Makonde, however, indicates that they were involved with Swahili slave traders for centuries.
- Bamana Figure Jonyeleni or Malinke Mali African 42 Inch - For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. People Bamana. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Vintage Hand Carved Ebony Wood Kenya African Female Sculpture Figurine 14.5” - Vintage Hand Carved Ebony Wood Kenya African Female Sculpture Figurine 14.5”. See photos for condition Very dark hard to photograph
- Igbo Standing Fetish Figure Custom Base Nigeria African Art - The alusi spirits symbolize principles of good and evil as well as ancestors and culture heroes who insure the well being of the family and village. appropriate manner. People Igbo. Further Reading: Cole, H.M. and C. C. Aniankor,’ Igbo Arts, Community and Cosmos.
- Senufo Standing Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Antique African Benin Bronze Warrior With Spear Figure. - Wonderful Benin bronze statue is a fantastic piece of artwork. It features a soldier with a sword, and beautiful intricate detail throughout his uniform. AN AMAZING PRICE! Here is a perfect accent piece for any shelf or counter top.
- Bamana Chi Wara Headcrest Mali Wood African Art - Knowledge of agriculture practices is transmitted from generation to generation through the Ci-wara (or Chiwara, Tyi Wara) society. The masquerade ceremonies occur during planting and harvesting seasons in the fields and the village palace.
- Nyamwezi Standing Figure Wood Tanzania Custom Base African Art - People Nyamwezi. The Nyamwezi people are an ethnic group that inhabits the central region of Tanzania, particularly the Tabora and Singida regions. They are renowned for their intricate wood carvings, which are often used as decorative pieces or for functional purposes.
- Lega Warega Miniature Figure With Hair Congo African Art - People Lega, Warega. In Lega art, the use of Bwami symbols is highly prominent. Lega art is characterized by its highly stylized and abstract forms, which are often used in the creation of masks, statues, and other ritual objects.
- 19734 African Authentic Yoruba King's Crown Nigeria - Authentic African Yoruba King's Crown Nigeria. Weight: 0.5kg.
- African Wood Carved Antelope Gazelle Headdress Top Chiwara Bambara Mali Antique - Bambara Bamana. No head basket (it was falling apart from age.).
- Dogon Horse Rider Carving Mali African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. People Dogon. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Bamun Divination Bowl with Figures Cameroon African Art - People Bamileke or Bamun, Bamum. Bamum doctors practice divination by interpreting the earth spider’s manipulation of marked leaves. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Makonde Wooden Lion Staff Tanzania African Art - Immigration from Mozambique to Tanzania has resulted in a blurring of ethnic identities and a sharing of certain ideas. The coastal location of the Makonde, however, indicates that they were involved with Swahili slave traders for centuries.
- Mumuye Miniature Wood Pair of Figures - This is a well-carved and highly finished example of Mumuye carving that would stand well in any collection. People Mumuye. Materials Wood. Country of Origin Northern Nigeria. Overall Condition Good.
- Baule Standing Female Figure Cote d'Ivoire - The Baule people is one of the largest ethnic group in the Côte d'Ivoire. They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
- Yoruba Divination Plate Wood Nigeria - The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse. The Fulani invasion pushed many Yoruba to the south where the towns of Ibadan and Abeokuta were founded.
- Mbole Standing Male Figure Wood Mali African Art - People Mbole. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Bakongo Nkisi Power Nail Fetish Figure Congo - People Bakongo (Kongo). In fact the practitioner, priest, or diviner known as an nganga would fill the cavity in the belly with magical substances and would cover them with a mirror. Country of Origin Democractic Republic of Congo.
- Bamana Female Figure African Art - For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. People Bamana. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- RARE PUNU KING STATUE 24" African Carving!! - Rare queen statue with highly desired kaolin face, foot re-attached. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- RARE PUNU QUEEN STATUE 24" African Carving!! - PUNU QUEEN. Rare queen statue with highly desired kaolin face. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- Pare Miniature Figure Tanzania African Art - People Pare. There are still superb pieces coming out of rural areas. The best resource on Tanzanian art is Marc Felix's MWANA Hiti. Its owners (or the specialist who advised them) encircled it with a cloth to bind spiritually powerful materials to its torso.the East African equivalent of the nkisi of the Congo people.".
- Early Hemba Luba Standing Male Figure Singiti Congo - Provenance: Estate of Raymond G. Handley.
- Antique African Necklace + Bells Bronze. 47in GREAT VINTAGE CONDITION - 47in long.
- Antique African Necklace Bronze with Pendant+ Rings - 29.in +3.5inch pendant
- Antique African Necklace Bronze with Handcrafted Pattern - 6.25 inches Wide
- Antique African Necklace Bronze with Handcrafted Pattern - 7.25in Wide Choker
- Chokwe Tobacco Holder Wood Angola Staff African Art - Chokwe carvings refer to the traditional wood carvings made by the Chokwe people, who are a Bantu-speaking ethnic group mainly found in Angola, Zambia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Chokwe carvings are known for their intricate designs and are used for both decorative and functional purposes.
- Fon Iron And Wood Phallus Symbol of Fertility Dahomey Nigeria African Art - Type of Object Cast Phallus. People Fon. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Songye Male Wood Figure on Custom Stand Nkishi - They have a long history of migration and cultural interchange especially with the Luba from whom they are said to have originated. People Songye. Type of Object Carving, fetish. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Lega Figural Post with Face Wood Bwami Society Congo African Art - People Lega. Country of Origin Congo. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Tribal Baule Wooden Fetish Sculpture Ancestor Figure West Africa Primitive Art - A fine Baule African Fetish tribal Sculpture from west Africa. The Berber from North Africa have a rich history and are known for their weaving and music, while the Himba from Namibia are known for their distinctive red ochre body paint.
- Art African tribal First Figure Bronze Fon Yoruba Benin bronze copper filled? #9 - These have a nice weight to them. They are about 7" x 2" x 2". These would make great museum pieces! The one does have a 'cast' or 'fix' in the leg as pictured. Overall, these are truly amazing historical artifact displays.
- Vtg Geo L Trevino MCM Brass Bust Figural Bessel African Tribal Woman Bust 6 3/8" - Vtg Geo L Trevino MCM Brass Bust Figural Bessel African Tribal Woman Bust 6 3/8".
- Ghana Akuba Fertility Doll Dark Wood C1970. W Africa Ashanti Tribe Hand Carved - Ghana Akuba Fertility Doll Dark Wood C1970. W AfricaAshanti TribeHand Carved Dark wood.There are nicks and dings.This is an older trade itemIts been around for decades.
- African Painted Clay Double Female Fertility Doll Samburu Kenya Unique - Vintage Samburu double female fertility doll clay with fabric unique. Measures 5 1/2" tall.
- Large Antique African Baule Tribe Carved Wood Seated Figure, 31" tall. - 31” tall including 1” wood stand. Heavy at 10lbs.
- Kuba Ndop Seated Figure Congo African Art - Kuba Ndop Kneeling Figure Congo African Art. Congo People with Kuba Wood Materials.Height 16 inches on base.Beautiful display piece on crafted museum quality base. In the 16th century, the Kuba peoples migrated from the distant north to their current location along the Sankuru River. When they arrived, however, they found that the Twa already lived there. The Twa were eventually absorbed into the Kuba Kingdom, but retained some independent cultural characteristics.
- Kuba Miniature Figure Wood Carving Congo African Art - When they arrived, however, they found that the Twa already lived there. The height of the Kingdom was during the mid-19th century. The Nsapo invaded during the late 19th century, and the Kingdom was broken up to a large extent.
- Zaramo Marriage Stick Wood Mwana Hiti African Art - Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. People Zaramo.
- Zaramo Marriage Stick Wood Mwana Hiti African Art - Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. People Zaramo.
- Mambila Standing Figure Tadep Miniature Cameroon African Art - Descendants of the Bantu have expanded across Africa to the eastern coast and south to the Cape in the years since that split occurred. The Mambila themselves moved slightly southwards as a result of Fulani pressure from the North in the 17th and 18th centuries.
- Zaramo Marriage Stick Wood Mwana Hiti African Art - Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. People Zaramo.
- Vintage African Man Brass Bronze Statue Figurine Sculpture 11.5” Tall - Vintage African Man Brass Bronze Statue Figurine Sculpture 11.5” Tall. We closely inspected for any flaws or issues. This piece is in excellent condition. Please look closely at our high resolution photos, and we encourage you to ask any questions you might have. It is our goal that all customers are extremely happy with their purchase :-) We package all items very carefully using bubble wrap and double boxing when necessary. You can trust in our 20+ years of shipping delicate and fragile items. We ship most items via USPS priority mail or Federal Express, depending on which service will be faster to you.
- Turkana Hand Carved Wood Bowl Kenya African Art - Many Turkana families are now engaged in agriculture and fishing. While there are a quite few art-producing peoples of Kenyan origin who have contributed significantly to the recognition of East African art, the Turkana, along with their closely related neighbors the Maasai, are arguably among the most important of them all.
- Baule Sitting Miniature Figure Ivory Coast - People Baule. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Ghana. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Mambila Guardian Figure Tadep Custom Stand Cameroon African Art - This is a protective ancestor known as a "Tadep" and served for the Mambila focal point of ritual activity associated with the ancestor cult. The body is very disproportionate. People Mambila. They are primarily agriculturalists whose lives are directed by the seasons and the bounty of their fields.
- Luba Katatora Divination Carving Congo African Art - Among the core Luba divination is known as Kashekesheke but is also identified among their Songye neighbors as Katatora. This sculpture would be held by the diviner and the patient who would rub it on the board or possibly on a mat or even on the ground.
- Bearded Bakongo Kneeling Male Wood Figure - People Bakongo (Kongo). Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Standing Figure Couple Wood Mali African Art - Dogon family dwellings, as well as their shrines and granaries, are constructed in a uniquely haunting way, leaving even the most jaded observer spellbound, in what can only be described as a magic kingdom.
- Baule Standing Female Figure Wood Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Three hundred years ago the Baule people migrated westward from Ghana when the Asante rose to power. The tale of how they broke away from the Asante has been preserved in their oral traditions. During the Asante rise to power, the Baule queen, Aura Poku, was in direct competition with the current Asante king.
- Lengola Standing Figure Wood Congo African Art Collection - Living on the left bank of the Zaire River are the Lengola people, who number 100,000. They make their living from banana farming and hunting. The Butoka society regulates their social, political and economic activities.
- Yoruba Maternity Figure with Child Adjere Nigeria - Yoruba art encompasses a wide range of art forms, including sculpture, mask-making, textiles, beadwork, and pottery. The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse.
- Igala Idoma Figure Male Stocky Nigeria African Art - To complicate the matter the Igala also share a number of artistic traditions with their neighbors the Basa-Nge, Isoko, and Idoma, northern Igbo and a number of people living along the lower Niger. People Igala or Idoma.
- Hemba Memorial Female Figure Congo - Hemba number around 80,000 and live on the right bank of the Lualaba River west of Lake Tanganyika. They have been heavily influenced by their neighbors to the south, the Luba. It is only in the last quarter century that their art has been identified as distinct from that of the Luba.
- Tabwa Female Figure Scarified Body Congo African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200, 000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. A hole at the top of the head probably once housed a horn. Maurer E.M., A.F. Roberts, TABWA THE RISING OF NEW MOON, 1985.
- Dogon Tellem Dense Wood Figure Mali on Custom Base - The Dogon, numbering around a quarter of a million, are one of most remarkable cultures in the world. Due to centuries of cultural isolation, Dogon art remains remarkably unaffected. People Dogon. Country of Origin Mali.
- Lega Divination Figure Custom Stand Congo African Art - In Lega art, the use of Bwami symbols is highly prominent. Lega art is characterized by its highly stylized and abstract forms, which are often used in the creation of masks, statues, and other ritual objects.
- Tabwa Standing Male on Custom Base Congo Miniature - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democractic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good.
- Afo Seated Female Nigeria African Art 32 Inch - The surface shows traces of extensive use and good age. This sculpture carefully carved recalls the style of the Afo people who live in the north of Nigeria. The Afo style is recognized here by the incision or striations on the woman's face and body.
- Dogon Tellem Statue Mali - The Dogon, numbering around a quarter of a million, are one of most remarkable cultures in the world. Due to centuries of cultural isolation, Dogon art remains remarkably unaffected. People Dogon. Country of Origin Mali.
- Senufo Seated Female Maternity Figure Cote D'Ivoire - The children are compared to the Poro initiates. And Kan Tyeleo has the ultimate role to "spiritually" nourish the initiates and also protect the community. Kan Tyeleo is also a guarantor of the community unit.
- Songye Shield with Kifwebe Mask Icon African Art - Wooden Shield decorated with a Kifwebe mask in the center. The shield has a wooden handle in the back. Wooden shields like this were common across the Songye region during the colonial period and even a few years before the independence of the Congo.
- Fon Legba Phallic Carving Togo African Art - People Fon. Country of Origin Togo. Depth (in) 38.
- Kuba Phallic Carving Congo African Art On Base - People Kuba. Country of Origin Congo. In fact, Tibet has long been a cultural hub and is known worldwide for its astonishing jewelry. My friend's house and warehouse have Tibetan prayer flags in the courtyard.
- Oromo Ethiopian Wood Spoon - They are not only practical kitchen tools but also works of art that showcase the beauty and symbolism of Oromo culture. One of the most common wood products produced by the Oromo people is the wooden spoon, which is used for cooking and serving food.
- Antique African Asante Hand Carved Wooden Maternity Sculpture 21 Inch Priesthood - An antique African Asante hand carved wooden Maternity sculpture. Depicting a woman of prestige in the community, breastfeeding what appears to be her baby boy. The priests are barefooted, as this woman is, suggesting that her prestige is from being part of the priesthood class and not the chiefdom class.
- 19 Th C. Mintadi-Ntadi Yombe Boma Steatite Grave Stone R.d.congo - STEATITE STONE. 19TH CENTURY.
- Cute Mbala maternity sculpture female african figure wooden Congo - Cute decorative maternity sculpture.
- African Art Beautiful Bembe wooden Helmet Mask Congo drc - The base is not included!
- African Art Beautiful KOMO KUMU or neighboring tribe wooden Mask Congo drc - Beautiful wooden mask - KUMU or neighboring tribe - Congo Drc. The base is not included!
- African Art Beautiful LEGA wooden Mask Congo drc - Beautiful wooden mask - LEGA tribe - Congo Drc. The base is not included!
- Carved Black Ebony? Wood African Woman Figure 13 1/2" Tall-Condition good - I'm offering a Carved Black Ebony? Wood African Woman Figure 13 1/2" Tall-Condition good. Unfortunately I have no info on this item other then it was in my late Father's things. I sell all my items as is and all sales are final please feel free to ask questions and view my pictures.
- Antique DOGON MOSSI Hand-carved African Tribal Ancestral Door Panel-Mali, 1900's - Up For Consideration: Antique DOGON MOSSI Hand-carved African Tribal Ancestral Door Panel-Mali, 1900's. Condition: Nice, older Dogon Wood Panel Door Left Half--Hand-carved in good pre-owned condition.
- African Stool Lobi Wood Vintage Stool Burkina Faso - This Lobi stool is carved from single block of wood. This stool is aged beautifully by use and exposure. Stools were a prized personal possession of prestige and social status. This is a wonderful Lobi stools that would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
- African Stool Lobi Wood Vintage Stool Burkina Faso - This Lobi stool is carved from single block of wood. This stool is aged beautifully by use and exposure. Stools were a prized personal possession of prestige and social status. This is a wonderful Lobi stools that would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
- African Statue Bronze NGI initiation Gorilla - BULU - AFRICAN VINTAGE TRIBAL ART - Ngi is the gorilla, a fearful animal, with whom the candidate identifies after he has been accepted into the association. This bronze statue is made around a vulcanic rock. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- African Statue Copper Plated Ancestor Reliquary - AMBETE - VINTAGE TRIBAL ART - The statue is covered and decorated with very fine brass and copper plates. Sorry for the inconvenience. Have a good look at the pictures.
- African Kotoko PEOPLE CHAD Warrior Bronze Brass Horseman Tribal Statue Miniature - The Weight For Each One of The Horseman is 3.05 OZ. African Tribal Art Brass /Bronze Horse Riders Statue. MY BEST DESCRIPTON IS THE PICTURES.
- Beautiful Bakongo Yombe or Vili Power Figure Nails sculpture Congo DRC - Wood, nails, vegetal fibers, glass.
- African BLOLO BLA Male Spouse Statue - BAULE - West Africa, VINTAGE TRIBAL ART - A man will own his spouse, the blolo bian, and a woman her spouse, the blolo bla. The Baule believe that before they were born into the world they existed in a spirit world, where each one had a mate.
- Cute decorative Senufo standing figure wooden african sculpture - Cute decorative sculpture. Average condition.
- Cute decorative Luba female standing figure wooden african sculpture Congo - Cute decorative sculpture.
- KUBA Palm Wine Cup wooden african sculpture Congo - KUBA Palm Wine Cup. Average condition.
- KUBA anthropomorphic Palm Wine Cup wooden african sculpture Congo - KUBA anthropomorphic Palm Wine Cup. Average condition.
- Cute decorative KUBA Ndop King figure wooden african sculpture Congo - Cute decorative sculpture.
- Cute decorative Luba female standing figure wooden african sculpture Congo - Cute decorative sculpture.
- Cute decorative Luba female kneeling power figure wooden african sculpture Congo - Cute decorative sculpture.
- Cute decorative Hemba figure wooden african sculpture Congo - Cute decorative sculpture. Average condition.
- Nice & Impressive 29" figure sculpture Bena Lulua Chief Luluwa Congo Drc
- African 23.6" Chief Scepter, SHANGO Staff, YORUBA Nigeria, VINTAGE TRIBAL ART - African SHANGO Chief Scepter, Staff of the Yoruba tribe from Nigeria. Stand not included. This scepter does not stand by it self, it is best to make a pedestal for it. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- African 22" Chief Scepter, SHANGO Staff, YORUBA Nigeria, VINTAGE TRIBAL ART - African SHANGO Chief Scepter, Staff of the Yoruba tribe from Nigeria. Stand not included. This scepter does not stand by it self, it is best to make a pedestal for it. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- African Statue Bronze BATEBA Spirit Ancestor - LOBI - AFRICAN VINTAGE TRIBAL ART - This statue has a typical pose, it stands wide and depicts an dancing Ancestor with tribal attributes on the arms and anklets. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- African BENIN Bronze IFE Royal Court Messenger - Nigeria TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Beautifully made, with plenty of details, tribal crown on the head. This statue is of high quality and was made with the - cire perdue technique-, and is therefore unique in it's kind. Beautifully finished off in detail.
- Ancient African Bura culture Relic, Head Fragment 600-800 Years Old
- African Female Form CONGO Mounted on KUBA Cloth in Plexi Box Early 20th Century - African Female Form CONGO mounted on KUBA Cloth in plexiglass Early 20th Century. Antique wood figure displayed in plexiglass box with KUBA Cloth Museum quality display ready to hang.Size: 12.25” x 7.25 x 3” Plexi Box size.Please see photos as they are part of the description.
- Senufo Horse Riding Figure Cote D'Ivoire African Art - The children are compared to the Poro initiates. And Kan Tyeleo has the ultimate role to "spiritually" nourish the initiates and also protect the community. Kan Tyeleo is also a guarantor of the community unit.
- Moroccan Antique Wooden Shoe with Metal Cleats Africa - People Moroccan. Type of Object Wooden shoe. Overall Condition Fair to Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th Century.
- Yoruba Maternity Female Odo Shango Shrine Piece African Art - The devotees who are carved are female, but the orisha is male, and is associated with thunder and lightening. This joined stone tool symbolizes shango's lightning and his dualities as creator and destroyer, and recalls the Shango symbol associated with thunder and lightening.
- Hemba Memorial Female Stand Congo African Art - Hemba number around 80,000 and live on the right bank of the Lualaba River west of Lake Tanganyika. They have been heavily influenced by their neighbors to the south, the Luba. It is only in the last quarter century that their art has been identified as distinct from that of the Luba.
- Senufo Female Figure With Base Cote d'Ivoire - Soon after artists and others of the avant-garde began collecting Senufo art. People Senufo. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire, Mali. Approximate Age 20th century. Height (in) 19. Overall Condition Good.
- Djimini Wooden Stool Seat With Handle Do Society Ivory Coast African Art - The Djimini Senufo of Cote d’Ivoire, numbering 175,000, are Engaged yet Unreached. They are part of the Gur people cluster within the Sub-Saharan African affinity bloc. This people group is only found in Cote d’Ivoire.
- Luba Sitting Pair Figures Congo African Art - The Luba excel at the veneration of feminine beauty and motherhood, and much of their skillfully crafted artworks reflect this ideal. At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika.
- Pygmy Miniature Figure African Art - Known collectively as the Bambuti (Mbuti), they are probably the earliest inhabitants of the region. Virtually all Pygmy peoples are hunters and gatherers, practicing neither agriculture nor cattle raising.
- Makonde Shetani Wood Carving African Art - Makonde are widely well known for their wood carvings. Both animal and human characterstics are commonly represented in Makonde carvings, representing the traditions and myths of Makonde culture. The majority of Makonde carvers use African Blackwood, known locally as.
- Yoruba Wooden Helmet Cloth Mask Nigeria African Art Collection - Yoruba art encompasses a wide range of art forms, including sculpture, mask-making, textiles, beadwork, and pottery. The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse.
- Tabwa Male Horse Rider Wood Congo African Art - The peoples who currently identify themselves as Tabwa were once a series of smaller villages with different histories. Most Tabwa migrated to this area from east central Africa looking for fertile land or to escape warfare.
- Hemba Standing Male Congo Miniature African Art - Their art has been heavily influenced by their larger and more famous neighbors, the Luba. In fact, in the last quarter of a century, many "Luba" masterpieces have had to be reclassified as Hemba, though there continues to be confusion and extensive scholarly debate over individual pieces.
- Old Benin Gong Nigeria - Old Benin Gong Nigeria.
- Bembe Standing Female Figure Wood on Custom Stand - Bembe African art refers to the art produced by the Bembe people, an ethnic group located in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, and Burundi. The Bembe have a rich artistic tradition that includes sculpture, mask-making, and other forms of visual art.
- Songye Power or Fetish Figure Nkishi Congo African Art - These individuals of great spiritual strength and inductive abilities use the rituals, secret formulae and sculptures to heal and prevent the activities of malevolent forces. People Songye. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- 230505 - African Bakongo nail statue - Congo. - The Kongo may number about three million people. Present in three countries – the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola and the Congo Republic – the Kongo occupy the region at the mouth of the Congo River.
- Lulua Maternity Figure with Infant Congo African Art - The Lulua, also known as the Luluwa, live in the Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, which produces an enormous number of statues and prestige objects, related both in style and use. The proximity to two huge old kingdoms, the Kuba and the Luba, has influenced almost all of the smaller cultures living in the region.
- Dogon Ladder Burkina Faso African Art 21 Inch - Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary. Those Dogon who did not flee were incorporated into Mossi society and were known as the.
- Nyamwezi Beaded Doll Wood Tanzania Custom Stand African Art - The Nyamwezi are known for their carving that is at best roughly executed and relatively sparsely described in the literature of East African art. Among the Nyamwezi powerful forces known as ‘. People Nyamwezi.
- African Tribal Art Brass Carved statue tribal African , Brass Senufo Bird-4819 - Bird figures are among the many art forms associated with Poro, a group of initiated Senufo men. Poro functions as a system of governmental and economic control, preparing young men for their roles as adults and serving as a channel for the worship of ancestors and of Ancient Mother, one of the two principal Senufo deities. Within the society there is a series of grades though which groups of initiates pass at six- or seven-year intervals. Poro activities center around initiations of new members, the elevation of members to higher grades, and also funerals..
- Chokwe Figure Mother and Children Zambia African Art - The most prominent of these peoples are the Chokwe but also includes the Ovimbundu, Lunda, Lwena, Luvala, Minungu, Mbwela, Songo and Imbangala. Jordan, M. ed., Chokwe, Art and Initiation Among Chokwe and Related peoples.
- 20867 A Large Authentic African Bamileke Bowl Statue Cameroon
- 2PCS EXTREMELY RARE VINTAGE ROYAL TABWA PUPPETS 20" African Carving Statue LG!! - ROYAL TABWA PUPPETS. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- Igala Seated Wood Figure Cross River Dense - To complicate the matter the Igala also share a number of artistic traditions with their neighbors the Basa-Nge, Isoko, and Idoma, northern Igbo and a number of people living along the lower Niger. Heavy piece!
- STUNNING ROYAL TSHOGO KING 22" African Carving Statue LG POLYCHROME!! - ROYAL TSHOGO. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- VTG Tribal African Carved Kuba Ndop Seated Figure Congo African bp4 - I AM NOT TRYING TO MISS REPRESENT THE ITEM. SEE PICTURES.
- Ambete Memorial Figure Rear Cavity Gabon Reliquary Figure - People Ambete. The strong body has small parallel arms as well as slightly modeled legs and feet and no sex is shown. An open box for relics in the back is filled with nails. Country of Origin Gabon, Republic of Congo.
- Antique African (Zaire) Lega Figure - Antique African (Zaire) Lega Figure. 12.25 inches high3.75 inches wide3 inches deepAge appropriate wear per pics
- Rare Bronze Figureine 1940’s African Design Statue 15" (z24) - Rare Bronze Figureine 1940’s African Design Statue 15" (z24).
- Dogon Tellem Figure African Art Early 20th Century - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Lobi Two-Headed Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Guro Standing Elephant Figure Ivory Coast African Art - Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire, Ivory Coast. SEE ART OF AFRICA by Kerchache et al, and Susan Vogel, BAULE. AFRICAN ART WESTERN EYES. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Vintage African Fertility Doll, Akuaba/Akwaaba African Art 16" X 1 " Art Deco - Authentic African dolls, whether for play or for magic have been created and used for centuries. Among the most famous of these dolls are the Akua’ba dolls of the Ashanti people in Ghana. Pictures are exact representations of the item.
- Vintage XL 26" African Makonde Tree of Life Art African Tribal Mask Wood Carving - ESTATE SALE RESCUE! The Makonde or “Wamakonde” tribe is an ethnic group situated in the southeast of Tanzania. The tree of life locally known as “Ujamaa”, is a depiction of unity and the strength of many.
- Rare Vintage African Bronze Necklace, Baule or Yoruba? - Rare Vintage African Bronze Necklace, Baule or Yoruba?A fine bronze necklace featuring two face masks. Comes from the Estate of artist Dan Flavin.The spiral discs are typical of several African tribes including the Ashanti.Old bronze patina.8.3” x 6.2”L2.4” neck openingCirca early 20th century
- 27” African statue totem zitan? Wood rare HTF carved sculpture - Large 24” African statue totem zitan? Wood 5.5 Lbs rare HTF carved sculpture.
- Luba Miniature Female Bowl Bearer Congo African Art - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Large 38” African totem Wood rare HTF carved Crocodile mask Shield Sculpture! - Large 38” African statue totem Wood rare HTF carved Crocodile Mask Shield sculpture! Listing for an amazing African wood carving Mask Shield totem sculpture highly detailed andintricatecarving. It measures 37.25 inches tall by 11 inches wide by 6 inches deep. It weighs 6.25 pounds by itself without any packing materials. It is in good condition overall with a few nicks and scuffs and wear and fading. I’m not familiar as to which tribe it belongs. Please see my other rare African wood carved collection listings.
- 20 Th century African Crocodile carved wood with inlaid eyes
- Hand Carved Hemba Standing Male Figure Congo African Art - In the 1800s under the direction of Niembo and his son, Myhiya, the Hemba moved into their current location along the Congo River. The Luba unsuccessfully tried to incorporate the Southern Hemba into their growing kingdom.
- Vintage African Folklore Fertility Wood Statue Figure Hand Carved 15” Tall EUC - Vintage African Wood Statue Figure Hand Carved 15” Tall EUC. In Excellent used condition. No chips no cracks, rustic Hand Carved . African Folklore .Please see pictures before making a final decision. No returns accepted on this item. Measurements: 15” x 5”
- Large Authentic 2' Tall Antique African Tribal Fertility Wood Carving Statue
- A Yoruba Couple of Shrine Figures - Nigeria - The Yoruba people are an African ethnic group that inhabits western Africa, mainly Nigeria and Benin. Yoruba culture consists of cultural philosophy, religion and folktales. 8,9 high (3.50"); grams 82,7 (2.92 oz.).
- Songye Divination Katatora Congo African Art - People Songye. Similar to other divination objects, the oracle was believed to be a receptacle of spiritual energy and endowed with secret powers. The small head that surmounts the ring has features quite typical of the Songye.
- Luba Standing Female Figure Custom Base Congo African Art - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. The female spirit taking care of her lineage.
- Yoruba Shango Figure With Drum Kneeling Indigo Nigeria African Art - The devotees who are carved are female, but the orisha is male, and is associated with thunder and lightening. This joined stone tool symbolizes shango's lightning and his dualities as creator and destroyer, and recalls the Shango symbol associated with thunder and lightening.
- Yaka Kneeling Wood Figure Congo - Their neighbors are the the Kongo, Teke, Zombo, Nkanu, Suku,Pindi, Mbala, Hugann, Holo,Chokwe, and so forth. They have a highly developed artistic sense---and they instill beauty and drama in even mundane objects.
- Mossi Post with Horns Burkina Faso African Art - People Mossi. The Mossi make both political art and spiritual art. The several mask styles reflect the diversity of the population before the 15th century invasion. Long tall masks in the north are made by the descendants of the conquered Dogon population, while red, white, and black animal masks in the southwest are made by descendants of the conquered Gurunsi peoples.
- Lobi Wood Figure Miniature African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Dan Female Figure On Custom Base Liberia 32 Inch - They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. Country of Origin Liberia or Ivory Coast. People Dan.
- Senufo Figural Wine Ladle Custom Stand Côte D'ivoire African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. People Senufo. Crack at bottom of bowl. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Baule Mbra Monkey Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - This is the one rare occasion where an Mbra can be seen to everybody. People Baule. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Zande Female Figure on Stand Congo African - People Zande Azande. Her belly button portrudes, indicating her fertility. Her round and robust coiffure is also indicative of the hand of a talented Azande carver. Zande sculpture was also thought to be related to that of their neighbors the Mangbetu, Ngbaka, and the Ngbandi.
- Dogon Seated Figure Mali African Art Collection - People Dogon. Bob Pearson began collecting African art later in his life. Country of Origin Mali. Approximate Age 20th century. From the Collection of Robert Pearson, Denver, Colorado.
- Igala Idoma Female Figure Nigeria African Art - People Igala or Idoma. To complicate the matter the Igala also share a number of artistic traditions with their neighbors the Basa-Nge, Isoko, and Idoma, northern Igbo and a number of people living along the lower Niger.
- Luba Bowl Bearer Kneeling Female with Bowl Congo African on Stand - The Luba excel at the veneration of feminine beauty and motherhood, and much of their skillfully crafted artworks, like this exquisite headrest, reflect this ideal. At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika.
- Baga Nimba Seated Wood Figure Guinea - The Baga have lived in their current location since the 14th century. From the 14th to the early 20th century they were repeatedly invaded by the Nalu, Susu, Djalonke, Maninka, and the Fulbe among others.
- Holo Male Figure Upraised Arms RARE Congo African Art - It must be also kept in mind that Holo sculpture takes much from its Yaka and Suku and Chokwe neighbors. The stance and facial shaping argue a possible source among the Holo. The Holo are a smaller grouping of people numbering between 6-10,000 living in close proximity to the Yaka, Suku, Chokwe and Pende people.
- Dan Standing Dancer Figure Liberia Africa Art - The 350,000 Dan live mostly in the western part of the Côte d’Ivoire and into Liberia, where the land is forested in the south and bordered by a savannah in the north. They make their living from farming cocoa, coffee, rice and manioc.
- Senufo Maternity Wood Figure on Custom Base Ivory Coast - She has classic Senufo features enhanced by complex scarification on her face and the front and back of her body and wears a well-defined coiffure. Her hairstyle is typical Senufo and represents a stylized bird, one of the five primordial creatures in the Senufo pantheon.
- Bamana Maternity Seated Figure Jomoori Gwandusu Mali - Sculpture among the Bamana of Mali gives rise to a wide range of styles sharing certain identifying characteristics. Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys.
- Moba Shrine Togo Figure Wood African Art - The Moba live in the north of Togo spreading over into the area of Burkina Faso and a few in the north of Ghana. People Moba. Country of Origin Togo. Overall Condition Poor. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Chamba Abstract Wood Figure Nigeria African Art - Jem practices are directed to the life issues of disease, death, and misfortune, which they can cause and cure. People Chamba. Sieber, Roy. Sculpture of Northern Nigeria, 1961. Country of Origin Nigeria.
- Yaka Female Kneeling Wood Figure Congo - Their neighbors are the the Kongo, Teke, Zombo, Nkanu, Suku,Pindi, Mbala, Hugann, Holo,Chokwe, and so forth. They have a highly developed artistic sense---and they instill beauty and drama in even mundane objects.
- Bronze Dogon ethnic Mali couple statue, relief metal work
- Lobi Doll Figure Miniature African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Sukuma Pregnant Sitting Female Statue Tanzania African Art - People Sukuma. The pregnant woman form is common in Sukuma art, but the characteristics are varied in this statue. Though the ethnic diversity in the region is complex that they often share sculptural styles and forms.
- Bobo Miniature Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art Early 20th century - Living in a region of dry savannas where harvests depend on rainfall, the Bobo instituted a series of purification rituals in order to reconcile themselves with nature. All of them incarnate the forces of fertility, fecundity, and growth.
- Hermaphrodite Figure Senufo Gurunsi 50 Inch African Art - For the Senufo the bird plays an important role during initiations, planting ceremonies and funerals. People Senufo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Luba Medicine Bowl Congo African Art - They continued to flourish as a major regional power until late in the 19th century.Though no longer a powerful kingdom, Luba art continues to enchant and inspire art lovers around the globe. People Luba.
- Ibibio Headcrest Mask Nigeria African Art Collection - This secret society in based upon a cult of ancestors who advise, direct, and guide the Ibibio in all facets of their lives. Such masks danced by the exclusively male Ekpo Society are known as Idiok, Ifiok is said to be an ugly mask that represents the dead, who are seen as wandering spirits that are potentially evil and have dark powers.
- Holo Standing Bird Figure Wood Carving Congo African Art Collection - The Holo are a smaller grouping of people numbering between 6-10,000 living in close proximity to the Yaka, Suku, Chokwe and Pende people. Therefore objects either pre-date this event or were hidden during the destruction that took place.
- Baga Bird Bansonyi Sculpture Wood Guinea African Art - From the 14th to the early 20th century they were repeatedly invaded by the Nalu, Susu, Djalonke, Maninka, and the Fulbe among others. In the late 19th century, French domination led to colonization.
- Lega Standing Figure Three Heads Bwami Congo African Art - Lega art is characterized by its highly stylized and abstract forms, which are often used in the creation of masks, statues, and other ritual objects. One of the most famous and distinctive features of Lega art is the use of a unique system of symbols known as Bwami.
- Asante Standing Doll Figure Ghana African Art - Priests and priestesses during rituals associated to their shrine will cover their bodies with white powder to celebrate the gods. Female representations are important in the Asante culture as the female ancestor or Queen-Mother is the center of familial and community life and the center of political life.
- Luba Hemba Maternity Figure Large Wood Congo African Art - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Bassa Seated Female Figure Liberia - The Bassa have several female and male societies, including chu-den-zo, to whom gela (geh-naw). The Bassa are relatives of the Dan, who live to their northeast, mostly in Cote d'Ivoire. They have absorbed much from Dan culture, including the usage and appearance of their arts.
- Azande Standing Figure Wood Carving Congo African Art - Little is known of their history prior to this period. People Azande, zande. The Azande people are an ethnic group that primarily inhabit parts of Central Africa, including parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic.
- Attye Standing Female Figure Lagoon African Art - Having an area about the size of Germany, Côte d'Ivoire is bordered on the south by the Atlantic Ocean, on the west by Liberia and Guinea, to the north by Mali and Burkina Faso, and on the east by Ghana.
- Songye Power or Fetish Bust Nkishi Congo African Art - The linguistic traditions of these neighboring peoples are intertwined as well. The Lomani River divides Songye territory and marks the boundary of the areas invaded by the Luba. People Songye. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Fante Standing Wood Figure African Art - People Fante. The Asante confederacy was dissolved by the British in 1900 and colonized in 1901. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Zaramo Marriage Stick Wood Mwana Hiti African Art - Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. People Zaramo.
- Antique Yoruba Ifé Ere Ibeji Pair Twins Handcarved Statue - Each is well worn and carved from a single piece of wood. Male: Height 9.5", depth 2.75", width 3".
- Beautiful Singiti HEMBA ancestor figure statue Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1706 - The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east. Their territory is articulated around the Luika river which delimits the Hemba of the north and those of the south.
- Beautiful Singiti HEMBA ancestor figure statue Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1557 - The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east. Their territory is articulated around the Luika river which delimits the Hemba of the north and those of the south.
- Hand-Carved African Wood Effigy Doll 8" - The condition has small loss on the chest area. Almost all of my pieces are handmade, so they will not be perfect. If an item is improperly described it would not be intentional.
- Handmade Double sided Cowhide Drum peoples ritual drum war drum shaman prayer dr - This drum is beautiful, handmade and has 2 different tones for playing on each side. 10% of these proceeds will go to The Utah Food Bank, to help feed those less fortunate. Thank you for helping us to give back.
- African Akan Brass Goldweights Set Of 3, antique - African Akan Brass Goldweights Set Of 3, antique. In good condition, measures up to 3"/item#WH-008
- Ngoni Mrewa - Abstract Sculpture Zimbabwe Verdite Shona Green Stone Art African - Ngoni Mrewa - Abstract Sculpture Zimbabwe Verdite Shona Green Stone African Art. COLOR: Green, mix of blue gray orange and red MEASUREMENTS: 8" Tall CONDITION: Pre-owned, Very Good. 📸 PLEASE SEE PHOTOS FOR APPEARANCE AND CONDITION 📸 📦 FAST SHIPPING 📦 If you have any questions or need additional information feel free to contact us anytime!
- Tabwa Standing Female Figure Congo African Art - People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good to Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Tabwa Standing Female Figure Congo African Art - People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age Early 20th century.
- Songye Katatora Divination Oracle Congo African Art - People Songye. Similar to other divination objects, the oracle was believed to be a receptacle of spiritual energy and endowed with secret powers. The small head that surmounts the ring has featured is quite typical of the Songye.
- Luba Figural Beaded Container Congo African Art - They continued to flourish as a major regional power until late in the 19th century. Though no longer a powerful kingdom, Luba art continues to enchant and inspire art lovers around the globe. People Luba.
- Senufo Carved Bird Figure With Base Cote d'Ivoire - The Senufo people are known for their intricate wood carvings, which often have religious or spiritual significance. It is often used in religious ceremonies and rituals and is considered a powerful symbol of protection and guidance.
- Nyamwezi Beaded Doll Wood Tanzania Custom Stand African Art - The Nyamwezi are known for their carving that is at best roughly executed and relatively sparsely described in the literature of East African art. Among the Nyamwezi powerful forces known as ‘. People Nyamwezi.
- Bamana Maternity Figure Jomoori Gwandusu Mali - Sculpture among the Bamana of Mali gives rise to a wide range of styles sharing certain identifying characteristics. Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys.
- Fang Miniature Seated Figure Wood Gabon African Art - They are principally hunters but also agriculturists. Their social structure is based on a clan, a group of individuals with a common ancestor. The ensemble of Fang peoples practices a cult devoted to ancestor lineages, the Bieri, whose aim is to both protect themselves from the deceased and to recruit and aid in matters of daily life.
- Zaramo Marriage Stick Wood Mwana Hiti African Art - Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. People Zaramo.
- Dogon Knife Mali African Tool - Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary. Those Dogon who did not flee were incorporated into Mossi society and were known as the.
- Zaramo Marriage Stick Wood Mwana Hiti African Art - Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. People Zaramo.
- Zaramo Marriage Stick Wood Mwana Hiti African Art - Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. People Zaramo.
- Chamba Abstract Wooden Figure Nigeria African Art - Jem practices are directed to the life issues of disease, death, and misfortune, which they can cause and cure. People Chamba. Sieber, Roy. Sculpture of Northern Nigeria, 1961. Country of Origin Nigeria.
- Tabwa Female Figure Congo African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Beautiful figure probably KUYU KOUYOU Congo or Gabon African tribal Art 1712 - Beautiful Statue, probably KOUYOU (KUYU). The Kuyu live in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Republic of the Congo and Gabon. ETHNICAL GROUP: Kuyu ?. CONGO DRC, Rep of CONGO or Gabon. ORIGINE: Democratic Republic of Congo,Republic of Congo or Gabon.
- Dogon Wood Headrest Mali African Art - The identity between the Nommo and the blacksmith creates a bond and an identity that gives the blacksmith special powers which include the ability to call down rain so important in Dogon's life. This sculpture reflects the artistry, power, and authority of the Dogon blacksmith, as it was he who also carved the well-known wooden sculptures used by the Dogon.
- African Bronze Sculpture Seated Queen - This auction features a very nice, original bronze African sculpture, Benin? It is rustic with a few flaws, as seen in the photos, that were a result of casting in the field. Solid and heavy, it measures 17 1/2 inches tall.
- CHOKWE Congo chibida Ilunga figure Tshokwe African Tribal Art statue 0888 - Tshibinda Ilunga, prince and hunter Luba who married a Lunda princess is considered as the most important mythical hero of the Tshokwe. Beautiful sculpture representing the mythical hero of the Tshokwe people.
- SHI Rare Powerful & Impressive Mask neighbors Lega Congo African Tribal Art 0900 - They are neighbors of Lega. Rare SHI Mask. 21 3/4 with the beard. ETHNICAL GROUP : Shi - Bashi. TRIBALART BE - AFRICAN TRIBAL ART GALLERY - BELGIUM. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN : Democratic Republic Congo. (ex Zaire, ex Belgian Congo).
- Fine LUBA old cult figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1275 - The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP:Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaïre, François NEYT, Editions du Musée Dapper, 1993. - LUBA, Visions d'Afrique, Editions 5 Continents, Mary Nooter Roberts et Allen F. Roberts, 2006.
- Rare LEGA Ngeze Figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1185 - "I will go and ask for food at Ngeze (small rodent), (but) I will not eat any ripe bananas (because Ngeze will have eaten everything)". Represents Ngeze. Ngeze personifies an individual who wants to achieve a higher initiation but fails in his preparations.
- Powerful Singiti HEMBA ancestor figure statue Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1527 - The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east. Their territory is articulated around the Luika river which delimits the Hemba of the north and those of the south.
- Fine LUBA Classical Cult Figure Statue Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1276 - The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. This visibly ancient statue is typically in the style of the Eastern Luba. As often, in Luba art, a piece that exudes great serenity. ETHNICAL GROUP:Luba Baluba.
- Congo Drc Rare Anthropomorphic Tabwa wooden Face Mask African Tribal Art 0982 - TABWA ANTHROPOMORPHIC MASK. The Tabwa are a people living in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. ETHNICAL GROUP : Tabwa. MASQUE ANTHROPOMORPHE TABWA. LES TABWA SONT UN PEUPLE VIVANT DANS L’EST DE LA REPUBLIQUEDEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO ET EN ZAMBIE, SUR LE LAC TANGANYKA.
- Beautiful LUBA female figure 13" statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1703 - As often in Luba art, the statuette exudes a great serenity. Very nice sculpture, neatly crafted, typical of the central Luba, probably from the Malemba Nkulu area. The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC.
- SENUFO or Kulango Bronze pendant Senoufo Ivory Coast African Tribal Art 0845 - SENUFO or Kulango. ETHNICAL GROUP : Senufo or Kulango. IVORY COAST. ORIGINE : Ivory Coast. Bronze Pendant. TYPE OF OBJECT : Pendant. (Technically it is brass). MATERIAL : " Bronze".
- RARE ! HEMBA Cute Anthropomorphic Face Mask Congo DRC African Tribal Art 0939 - The Hemba are a people living in the province of Katanga (Congo Rdc) between the Congo River and Lake Tanganyika. ETHNICAL GROUP : Hemba, Bahemba. LA GRANDE STATUAIRE HEMBA DU ZAIRE, FRANCOIS NEYT, 1977.
- Superb SONGYE Kifwebe Power Figure Fetish Congo Drc African Tribal Art 1137 - Beautiful little fetish, finely carved, the head is a male Kifwebe mask. ETHNICAL GROUP: Songye – Basongye – Songe. Bibliographie - Bibliography Songye. TYPE OF OBJECT: Fetish (Nkisi). COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Democratic Republic Congo.
- Powerful Singiti HEMBA ancestor figure Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1459 - The Hemba are a people living in the province of Katanga (Congo Rdc) between the Congo River and the Lake Tanganyika.They are geographically and culturally close to the Luba. ETHNICAL GROUP: Hemba, Bahemba.
- Burkina Faso LOBI anthropomorphic figure African Tribal Art 0659 - ETHNICAL GROUP : Lobi. BURKINA FASO. ORIGINE : Burkina Faso.
- Cute SONGYE miniature Power figure e statue Congo African Tribal Art 1820 - ETHNICAL GROUP: Songye – Basongye – Songe. Bibliographie - Bibliography Songye. Nice little statue, well stylized. (ex Zaïre, ex Belgian Congo). COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Democratic Republic Congo. TYPE OF OBJECT: Fetish (Nkisi).
- West Africa BAULE Cute figure statue sculpture African Art Baoule 1013 - BAULE – BAOULE. ETHNICAL GROUP : Baule – Baoule. About 13 1/4 with the base. MATÉRIAL: Wood.
- LUBA Shankadi female cult figure statue sculpture Congo Drc African Tribal 1321 - The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP:Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT. ORIGINE: Congo Drc. Their caryatid seats, their cup holders, chiefs' sticks, arrow holders, adzes and ancestral statues are very famous and among the most valued objects in African Art.
- Cute LEGA Figure Iginga statue Bwami Cult Congo Drc African Tribal Art 1509 - VIVIANE BAEKE. SANS DATE. MUSEE ROYAL DE L'AFRIQUE CENTRALE. The Lega are a Bantu forest people of Central Africa, established in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), in the provinces of South Kivu and Maniema.
- Large Mangbetu figure statue sculpture Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1758 - ETHNICAL GROUP : Mangbetu. ORIGINE : Congo Drc.
- Singiti HEMBA ancestor figure statue Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1632 - The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east. Their territory is articulated around the Luika river which delimits the Hemba of the north and those of the south.
- LUBA Shankadi cariatid stool seat figure statue Congo African Tribal Art 1330 - Beautiful LUBA Shankadi caryatid stool. Very nice seat of the central Luba People, recognizable by the famous cascading hairstyle, popular by the Shankadi. - Cariatides Luba Hemba, pour une histoire de l'art des sièges à cariatides des styles Luba et Lubaisés, Bernard de Grunne, catalogue d'exposition Parcours des Mondes, Paris, 2017.
- BEMBE Ancestor Figure from the East Congo Drc statue African Tribal Art 1473 - The Bembe are based in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, north of Lake Tanganyika. They see themselves as the descendants of the Lega of which they are culturally close. The Bwamé of the Bembe has much in common with the Bwami of the Lega.
- SONGYE Kifwebe power figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1464 - ETHNICAL GROUP: Songye – Basongye – Songe. Songye Bibliography. TRIBALART BE - AFRICAN TRIBAL ART GALLERY - BELGIUM. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Democratic Republic Congo. (ex Zaïre, ex Belgian Congo). TYPE OF OBJECT: Fetish (Nkisi).
- LEGA wood double head Figure statue Bwami Congo African Tribal Art 1608 - VIVIANE BAEKE. SANS DATE. MUSEE ROYAL DE L'AFRIQUE CENTRALE. The Lega are a forest people Bantu of Central Africa, established in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), in the provinces of South Kivu and Maniema.
- The Judge LEGA Kasungalala Figure statue Bwami Congo Drc African Tribal Art 1661 - This carving ilustrate the kindi's privilege of serving as arbiter in quarrels and feuds. (Biebuyck, Lega culture plate66). VIVIANE BAEKE. SANS DATE. MUSEE ROYAL DE L'AFRIQUE CENTRALE. The Lega are a Bantu forest people of Central Africa, established in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), in the provinces of South Kivu and Maniema.
- Superb LEGA idimu Wood Mask Cult of the Bwami Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1123 - Superb LEGA idimu Bwami mask. Idimu masks are significantly larger than Lukwakongo masks, but stylistically very close. These are collective masks used during ceremonies for high-ranking people of the Bwami, an association that organized the social structure and ensured the stability of the Lega community.
- LEGA cute Lukwakongo Mask cult of the Bwami Congo Drc African Tribal Art 1130 - LEGA cute Lukwakongo mask. This type of mask was used in the cult of the Bwami, a level society whose rites were reserved for the initiatesThis association organized the social structure and ensuredthe stability of the Lega community.
- Singiti Statue HEMBA Ancestor Figure Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1705 - The Hemba are people living in the province of Katanga (Congo Rdc) between. ETHNICAL GROUP : Hemba, Bahemba. - LA GRANDE STATUAIRE HEMBA DU ZAIRE, FRANCOIS NEYT, 1977. DRC (ex Belgian Congo, ex Zaire).
- Bukota cult LENGOLA Figure statue African Tribal Art Congo MC1939 - ETHNICAL GROUP: Lengola. ORIGINE: Democratic Republic of Congo. DRC (ex Belgian Congo, ex Zaïre).
- Singiti HEMBA Ancestor Figure Statue Sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1631 - The Hemba are people living in the province of Katanga (Congo Rdc) between. ETHNICAL GROUP : Hemba, Bahemba. - LA GRANDE STATUAIRE HEMBA DU ZAIRE, FRANCOIS NEYT, 1977. They represent the deceased leaders and, venerated by the entire tribe, they help their successors to legitimize their political power.
- Cute LUBA female classic figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1554 - As often, in Luba art, a piece that exudes great serenity. The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP:Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT. Very cute classic sculpture.
- Stunning PENDE Palm Wine Cup Congo Drc no Kuba African Tribal Art 0773 - ETHNICAL GROUP : Pende, Bapende. TRIBALART BE - AFRICAN TRIBAL ART GALLERY - BELGIUM. Superb and rare cephalomorphic palm wine cup. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Democratic Republic Congo. (ex Zaire ex Belgian Congo).
- Large HEMBA Monkey Chimpanzee Soko Motu Mask Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1462 - LARGE HEMBA. The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east. Their territory is articulated around the Luika river which delimits the Hemba of the north and those of the south.
- LEGA Janus Head Figure statue Bwami Congo Drc African Tribal Art 1518 - VIVIANE BAEKE. SANS DATE. MUSEE ROYAL DE L'AFRIQUE CENTRALE. The Lega are a Bantu forest people of Central Africa, established in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), in the provinces of South Kivu and Maniema.
- Fine Metoko Figure Mituku sculpture statue Congo African Tribal Art 1305 - Like the Lega, their political and social life is organized around a semi-secret initiatory association, the BUKOTA, which can be compared to the BWAMI of their ancestors. ORIGINE: Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Beautiful HEMBA Kabeja figure janus Statue Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1634 - KABEJA HEMBA. It was used in all Hemba ceremonies, as well as in court decisions. Jean-Baptiste Bacquard suggests that the Kabeja would represent spirits. And protects the clan. The cavity at the top of the head contained magic substances.
- BAMANA Cute Female Figure wood statue BAMBARA African Tribal Art 0822 - Bamana - Bambara. ETHNICAL GROUP: Bamana - Bambara. MATERIAL: Wood.
- Rare beautiful LUBA male figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1561 - As often, in Luba art, a piece that exudes great serenity. The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP:Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT. ORIGINE: Congo Drc. Their caryatid seats, their cup holders, chiefs' sticks, arrow holders, adzes and ancestral statues are very famous and among the most valued objects in African Art.
- BAULE Beautiful Blolo Bian or Asie Usu statue figure African Art Baoule 1401 - Most represent the spouses of the afterlife, "Blala bla" who represents the spirit-bride and "Blolo Bian", the spirit-husband who respectively illustrate the feminine ideal and the masculine ideal. ETHNICAL GROUP :Baoule - Baule.
- Large BASIKASINGO Ancestor Figure Congo Sikasingo Kasingo Statue Pre Bembe 1300 - Sikasingo, Kasingo. Who are the Basikasingo?. ETHNICAL GROUP: Basikasingo, Pre-Bembe. Like the Hemba, (and the Boyo), their ancestor effigies are famous. The Basinkasingo live in eastern Congo, north-west of Lake Tanganyka, in the Province of South Kivu, in the Territory of Fizi, and more precisely in the Sector of Lulenge.
- LEGA Nice idimu Mask cult of the Bwami Congo Drc African Tribal Art 1076 - Nice LEGA idimu mask. This type of mask was used as part of the cult of the Bwami, an association that organized the social structure and ensured the stability of the Lega community. VIVIANE BAEKE. SANS DATE.
- LUBA cariatid stool tabouret statue Congo African Tribal Art MC1789 - Cariatides Luba Hemba, pour une histoire de l'art des sièges à cariatides des styles Luba et Lubaisés, Bernard de Grunne, catalogue d'exposition Parcours des Mondes, Paris, 2017. LUBA caryatid stool - Congo DRC.
- Beautiful LUBA female figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1701 - Typical of the Eastern Luba. The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP:Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT. A statue with very similar architecture is published in Bacquart, page 159, presented as Upemba-style.
- Old BASIKASINGO Ancestor Figure Congo Sikasingo Kasingo Statue Pre Bembe 1350 - Sikasingo, Kasingo. ETHNICAL GROUP: Basikasingo, Pre-Bembe. Like the Hemba, (and the Boyo), their ancestor effigies are famous. The Basinkasingo live in eastern Congo, north-west of Lake Tanganyka, in the Province of South Kivu, in the Territory of Fizi, and more precisely in the Sector of Lulenge.
- Yoruba Maternity Female Odo Shango Shrine Piece - Yoruba art encompasses a wide range of art forms, including sculpture, mask-making, textiles, beadwork, and pottery. The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse.
- Superb janus LEGA Two-headed Figure Bwami Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1692 - The Bwami is a hierarchical association by ranks which organizes the social structure and ensures the stability of the Lega community. The aim is to formulate and to interpret in multiple symbolic ways principles, moral and philosophical values and rules of bwami, to each and inculcate them, and to bestow upon the initiates the paraphernalia pertinent to their grade level together with their symbolic references, and to convey the resulting power, prestige and privileges.
- Nice LUBA Kifwebe Wood Mask Congo DRC Baluba African Tribal Art Songye 0980 - CUTE LITTLE BALUBA KIFWEBE MASK. With their streaks that characterize them, the Kifwebe masks of the Luba and Songye have many similarities. Kifwebe Luba masks have a protective role against diseases, while those of Songye used to impress and police.
- Cute SONGYE Power figure sculpture statue Congo African Tribal Art 1648 - ETHNICAL GROUP: Songye – Basongye – Songe. Bibliographie - Bibliography Songye. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Democratic Republic Congo. (ex Zaïre, ex Belgian Congo). TYPE OF OBJECT: Fetish (Nkisi).
- Congo Drc NIce Anthropomorphic NGBAKA wooden Face Mask African Tribal Art 1641 - NGBAKA ANTHROPOMORPHIC MASK. The Ngbaka or Bwaka live in the north of the Congo, in the Ubangi area (or Ubangi). ETHNICAL GROUP: Ngbaka or neighboring people of Ubangi. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Congo DRC. TRIBALART BE - AFRICAN TRIBAL ART GALLERY - BELGIUM.
- Superb Singiti Statue ! HEMBA Ancestor Figure Congo DRC African Tribal Art 0877 - SUPERBE STATUE D'ANCETRE " SINGITI " HEMBA. LEURS EFFIGIES D'ANCETRES ( SINGITI ) SONT CELEBRES. The Hemba are people living in the province of Katanga (Congo Rdc) between. ETHNICAL GROUP : Hemba, Bahemba.
- Sakimatwematwe LEGA Three-headed Figure Bwami Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1607 - The Bwami is a hierarchical association by ranks which organizes the social structure and ensures the stability of the Lega community. The aim is to formulate and to interpret in multiple symbolic ways principles, moral and philosophical values and rules of bwami, to each and inculcate them, and to bestow upon the initiates the paraphernalia pertinent to their grade level together with their symbolic references, and to convey the resulting power, prestige and privileges.
- Sakimatwematwe LEGA Three-headed Figure Bwami Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1606 - The Bwami is a hierarchical association by ranks which organizes the social structure and ensures the stability of the Lega community. The aim is to formulate and to interpret in multiple symbolic ways principles, moral and philosophical values and rules of bwami, to each and inculcate them, and to bestow upon the initiates the paraphernalia pertinent to their grade level together with their symbolic references, and to convey the resulting power, prestige and privileges.
- Little Singiti HEMBA ancestor figure statue Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1333 - The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east. Their territory is articulated around the Luika river which delimits the Hemba of the north and those of the south.
- Zoomorphic bird whistle probably Chokwe Tshokwe Angola African Tribal Art 1804 - Probably Chokwe. ETHNICAL GROUP: Chokwe ?. Zoomorphic Bird whistle. TYPE OF OBJECT: whistle. ORIGINE: Angola. MATERIAL: Wood.
- HEMBA Thumb Piano lamellophone sanza Mbira African Tribal Luba Musical Art 1307 - Quite rare, sanza are less common among the Hemba than among the Luba and Tabwa. HEMBA THUMB PIANO ( SANZA ). The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east.
- Rare SONGYE Tempa Power figure sculpture statue Congo African Tribal Art 1735 - Beautiful sculpture of the Songye Tempa (Sankuru- Lubefu Area). ETHNICAL GROUP: Songye – Basongye – Songe. Bibliographie - Bibliography Songye. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Democratic Republic Congo. (ex Zaïre, ex Belgian Congo).
- Beautiful Metoko Mask Mituku Congo African Tribal Art 1797 - Like the Lega, their political and social life is organized by an association, the BUKOTA, which can be compared to the BWAMI of their ancestors. ORIGINE: Democratic Republic of Congo. DRC (ex Belgian Congo, ex Zaïre).
- Superb Singiti head of HEMBA Ancestor Figure Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1139 - The Hemba are a people living in the province of Katanga (Congo Rdc) between the Congo River and the Lake Tanganyika. They are geographically and culturally close to the Luba. ETHNICAL GROUP: Hemba, Bahemba.
- LUBA Beautiful female figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal 1617 - The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP: Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT. ORIGINE: Congo Drc. Their caryatid seats, their cup holders, chiefs' sticks, arrow holders, adzes and ancestral statues are very famous and among the most valued objects in African Art.
- Anthropomorphic whistle Chokwe Tshokwe Angola African Tribal Art 1717 - Chokwe whistle. ETHNICAL GROUP: Chokwe. TYPE OF OBJECT: whistle. ORIGINE: Angola. MATERIAL: Wood.
- Miniature LUBA female figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art MC1921 - The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP: Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT. ORIGINE: Congo Drc. Their caryatid seats, their cup holders, chiefs' sticks, arrow holders, adzes and ancestral statues are very famous and among the most valued objects in African Art.
- CONGO DRC HEMBA janiform chief's staff scepter African Tribal Art 1854 - HEMBA janiform chief's staff. The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east. Their territory is articulated around the Luika river which delimits the Hemba of the north and those of the south.
- Singiti Statue HEMBA Ancestor Figure Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1823 - This singiti simply has partial baldness. The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east. Their territory is articulated around the Luika river which delimits the Hemba of the north and those of the south.
- LUBA Kibango Chief's Staff Scepter Congo Drc African Tribal Art Regalia 1282 - SUPERB LUBA CHIEF'S STAFF - SCEPTER - CANE ( KIBANGO ). The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP: Luba, Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaïre, François NEYT, Editions du Musée Dapper, 1993.
- Beautiful ancestor figure Singiti HEMBA statue Congo DRC African Tribal 1481 - The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east. Their territory is articulated around the Luika river which delimits the Hemba of the north and those of the south.
- Large "Ubanga Nyama" LENGOLA Figure 63" African Tribal Art Congo 1522 - The Lengola are a Bantu forest people of Central Africa, settled in the center-east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Like them, they practice the cult of Bukota, a semi-secret society which organizes the social structure and ensures the stability of the community.
- Fine LUBA Classical Cult Figure Statue Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1043 - The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. SUPERB LUBA. Beautiful classic Luba style statue (probably from the Middle Luvua area). ETHNICAL GROUP : Luba Baluba. ORIGINE : Congo DRC.
- LEGA anthropomorphic figure statue Bwami Cult Congo Drc African Tribal Art 0523 - Bwami is a society whose secret rites were reserved for initiates. This association organized the social structure and ensured the stability of the Lega community. VIVIANE BAEKE. SANS DATE. MUSEE ROYAL DE L'AFRIQUE CENTRALE.
- LUBA Kibango Chief's Staff Scepter Congo Drc African Tribal Art Regalia 1134 - SUPERB LUBA CHIEF'S STAFF - SCEPTER - CANE. The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. LES LUBA SONT UN GRAND PEUPLE DE LA RDC. Chief's staffs, symbols of authority (regalia), were reserved for leaders, village chiefs or important dignitaries.
- Cute Singiti HEMBA ancestor figure Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1458 - The Hemba are a people living in the province of Katanga (Congo Rdc) between the Congo River and the Lake Tanganyika.They are geographically and culturally close to the Luba. ETHNICAL GROUP: Hemba, Bahemba.
- LUBA cult figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1277 - The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP: Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT. ORIGINE: Congo Drc. Their caryatid seats, their cup holders, chiefs' sticks, arrow holders, adzes and ancestral statues are very famous and among the most valued objects in African Art.
- 54" LUBA Kibango Chief's Staff Scepter Congo Drc African Tribal Art Regalia 1615 - BEAUTIFUL LUBA CHIEF'S STAFF - SCEPTER - CANE. The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP : ,Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaïre, François NEYT, Editions du Musée Dapper, 1993. - LUBA, Visions d'Afrique, Editions 5 Continents, Mary Nooter Roberts et Allen F. Roberts, 2006.
- Extremly Rare & Powerful SHI plank wood Mask Congo Lega African Tribal Art 1184 - They are neighbors of Lega. Rare SHI Plank Mask. TRIBALART BE - AFRICAN TRIBAL ART GALLERY - BELGIUM. ETHNICAL GROUP : Shi - Bashi. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN : Democratic Republic Congo. (ex Zaire, ex Belgian Congo).
- LUBA Kanyok Cariatid Stool Seat figure Statue Tabouret African Tribal Art 0860 - Beautiful stool with cariatid. TYPE OF OBJECT: Cariatid Stool. LUBA KANYOK. Beautiful seat, typical of Kanyok sculpture, generous forms. ETHNICAL GROUP: Luba Kanyok. - Cariatides Luba Hemba, pour une histoire de l'art des sièges à cariatides des styles Luba et Lubaisés, Bernard de Grunne, catalogue d'exposition Parcours des Mondes, Paris, 2017.
- Statue Ofika (hanged criminal) MBOLE 77cm figure African Tribal Art Congo 1529 - The Ofika are representations of a hanged prisoner. Their art is best known for the famous "OFIKA", sculptures of hanged criminals, masks are more rare. ETHNICAL GROUP: Mbole (Bambole) or Yela. TYPE OF OBJECT: Statue.
- Teke Standing Miniature Figure Custom Stand Wood Congo African Art - People Teke. Materials Wood, encrustation. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. ‘A Personal. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Fang Byeri Reliquary Figure Wood Gabon African Art - Fernandez, J. 'La statuaire Fang-Gabon', African Arts, 8, No.1, (1974). Fernandez, J. W. and R. L. 'Fang Reliquary Art: Its Quantities and Qualities.'. Cahiers d'etudes africaines, 15, No. 5. Perrois, L. Statuaire fang, Paris.
- Pende Dance Figure Wood Doll Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Yoruba Shango Kneeling Wood Figure With Wand Nigeria - The devotees who are carved are female, but the orisha is male, and is associated with thunder and lightening. This joined stone tool symbolizes shango's lightning and his dualities as creator and destroyer, and recalls the Shango symbol associated with thunder and lightening.
- Beautiful Metoko Figure Mituku sculpture statue Congo African Tribal Art 1630 - ORIGINE: Democratic Republic of Congo. (ex Belgian Congo, ex Zaïre).
- Powerful LUBA Bowl Bearer figure Master of Buli style African Tribal Art 1739 - Style of the Master of Buli. Old and atypical bowl bearer made in the style of the Master of Buli. Rare LUBA Bowl Bearer. The famous “Bowl bearers” of the Luba are sacralized sculptures, representing a seated, kneeling (or much more rarely standing) woman holding with her two hands (or more rarely on the head) a container.
- Cute BOYO BUYU Ancestor Figure Congo Statue Sculpture African Tribal Art 1755 - The Boyo, or Buyu live in eastern Congo. ETHNICAL GROUP: Boyo, Buyu. ORIGINE: Democratic Republic of Congo. DRC (ex Belgian Congo, ex Zaïre).
- Beautiful BOYO BUYU Ancestor Figure Congo Statue African Tribal Art 1722 - The Boyo, or Buyu live in eastern Congo. ETHNICAL GROUP: Boyo, Buyu. ORIGINE: Democratic Republic of Congo. DRC (ex Belgian Congo, ex Zaïre). Beautiful sculpture.
- Nice BASIKASINGO Ancestor Figure Congo Sikasingo Kasingo Statue Pre Bembe 1351 - Sikasingo, Kasingo. Who are the Basikasingo?. ETHNICAL GROUP: Basikasingo, Pre-Bembe. Like the Hemba, (and the Boyo), their ancestor effigies are famous. The Basinkasingo live in eastern Congo, north-west of Lake Tanganyka, in the Province of South Kivu, in the Territory of Fizi, and more precisely in the Sector of Lulenge.
- Nice LUBA Shankadi figure 13" statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1681 - LUBA SHANKADI STATUE. Beautiful sculpture, with the "cascade" hairstyle typical of the Luba Shankadi. The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP:Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT.
- LUBA Shankadi female figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1618 - The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP:Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT. I like this atypical statue. ORIGINE: Congo Drc.
- Congo Drc Large Anthropomorphic NGBAKA wooden Face Mask African Tribal Art 1526 - NGBAKA ANTHROPOMORPHIC MASK. The Ngbaka or Bwaka live in the north of the Congo, in the Ubangi area (or Ubangi). ETHNICAL GROUP: ngbaka. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Congo DRC. TRIBALART BE - AFRICAN TRIBAL ART GALLERY - BELGIUM.
- Large Mangbetu figural Terra Cotta Vessel Pot Congo African Tribal Art 1547 - MANGBETU TERRACOTTA VESSEL. ETHNICAL GROUP: Mangbetu. TYPE OF OBJECT: Vessel, jug, vase. ORIGINE: Congo Drc. MATÉRIAL: Terracotta.
- Large LUBA cult figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art 1335 - The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP: Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT. ORIGINE: Congo Drc. Their caryatid seats, their cup holders, chiefs' sticks, arrow holders, adzes and ancestral statues are very famous and among the most valued objects in African Art.
- Large Whistle flute Burkina Faso Gurunsi or Mossi Bwaou Nuna flûte african 1800 - Mossi, Nuna, Bwa or Gurunsi. ETHNICAL GROUP:Gurunsi, Mossi, Bwa or Nuna. Large whistle - flute. TYPE OF OBJECT: whistle, flute. BURKINA FASO. ORIGINE: Burkina Faso. MATERIAL: Wood.
- Senufo Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Colonial period Asante Maternity Figure on Stool Ghana African - 11” Tall - Colonial period Asante Maternity Figure on Stool Ghana African - 11” Tall. Bought 15 years ago from private gallery. Very good example not artificially aged. There fingers damage before purchase as shown not really noticeable.
- LEGA Bwami iginga Figure Congo DRC African Tribal Art 1796 - The Bwami is a hierarchical association by ranks which organizes the social structure and ensures the stability of the Lega community. The aim is to formulate and to interpret in multiple symbolic ways principles, moral and philosophical values and rules of bwami, to each and inculcate them, and to bestow upon the initiates the paraphernalia pertinent to their grade level together with their symbolic references, and to convey the resulting power, prestige and privileges.
- Burkina Faso cute NUNA or GURUNSI Slingshot zoomorphic African Tribal Art 0478 - Cute NUNA or GURUNSI zoomorphic Slingshot. ETHNICAL GROUP : Nuna or Gurunsi. TYPE OF OBJECT: slingshot. BURKINA FASO. ORIGINE : Burkina Faso.
- Burkina Faso cute LOBI Anthropomorphic Slingshot sculpture African Art 0217 - Cute LOBI anthropo morphic Slingshot. ETHNICAL GROUP : Lobi. TYPE OF OBJECT: slingshot. BURKINA FASO. ORIGINE : Burkina Faso.
- KUBA Kasai Velvet Raffia Shoowa Bushoong textile Congo African Tribal Art 1810 - OLD KUBA SHOOWA Kasai Velvet. ETHNICAL GROUP: Kuba Bakuba. TYPE OF OBJECT: Textile. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Democratic Republic Congo. (ex Zaïre ex Belgian Congo). MATERIAL: textile.
- African Statue Ebony Wood Carved Male Warrior Statue 18 3/8" - African Statue Ebony Wood Carved Male Warrior Statue 18 3/8".
- Vintage African Statue Colonial Figure West Africa Tall 12.5” Hand Carved - Vintage African Statue Colonial Figure West Africa Tall 12.5” Hand Carved. Cool piece
- Antique African Tribal Benin Metal Sculpture - 3.5in tall base approx 1.5x3inches. i'm ignorant with these types of items, so i won't pretend to know what i don't. i cannot guarantee the authenticity either, going off from the gentleman whom i've gotten this from awhile back. very cool decorative piece and displays very well on your knick knack shelf!!
- 19932 An Authentic African Nkisi Protective Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- Tabwa Standing Male Wooden Figure With Custom Base Congo African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Maurer E.M., A.F. Roberts, TABWA THE RISING OF NEW MOON, 1985. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Dan Figure, ex. US collection - A charming figure from the Dan people of Liberia and Côte d’Ivoire. I believe the figure is an early export piece, carved in culture—it’s quite similar to a number of examples at Harvard’s Peabody Museum, all collected by George Way Harley in the 1930s and noted by the museum as made for the tourist trade. Please see the last photo in the listing for one of the Harley collected examples. The figure is carved from a light wood and measures approximately 19” high. The proper left hand has been reglued and is missing one finger. The proper right hand is missing one finger as well. Glue repairs to both feet.
- African Hand Carved Fertility Statue Tribe Ghana Tribal Arts Crafts Wood
- Bembe Standing Female Figure Wood Custom Stand African Art - Bembe African art refers to the art produced by the Bembe people, an ethnic group located in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, and Burundi. The Bembe have a rich artistic tradition that includes sculpture, mask-making, and other forms of visual art.
- Songye Katatora Divination African Art Collection - People Songye. The wood itself is supposed to be magical. The small head that surmounts the room has features quite typical of the Songye. Type of Object Divination object. Dr. Bob Pearson began collecting African art later in his life.
- Guro Standing Figure Ivory Coast African Art - Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire, Ivory Coast. SEE ART OF AFRICA by Kerchache et al, and Susan Vogel, BAULE. AFRICAN ART WESTERN EYES. Type of Object Portrait Mask. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Male Power Miniature Figure African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogoninteractst with the other major art-producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, a keel-shaped head, and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Bamana Female Figure Jonyeleni African Art Early 20th Century - For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. People Bamana. Approximate Age Early 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Baule Standing Female Figure Ivory Coast African Art Early 20th Century - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and CulturalValues, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia,1980).
- Bamana Female Figure Jonyele Mali African Art - The sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dan Standing Female Figure Liberia Africa Art Early 20th Century - The 350,000 Dan live mostly in the western part of Côte d’Ivoire and into Liberia, where the land is forested in the south and bordered by a savannah in the north. They make their living by farming cocoa, coffee, rice, and manioc.
- Mama Mangam Head Crest Nigeria African Art - The mask represents a bush cow with open extended mouth and with marvelously sculpted horns that extend upwards in a continuous single line to be joined at their ends. When worn it is carried on the top of the dancer's head who is surrounded with a ruff of grasses extending from the bottom of the mask that hides the dancer.
- Dogon Figural Staff or Post Mali African Art - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Figural Yoruba Divination Wood Bowl Nigeria - The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse. The Fulani invasion pushed many Yoruba to the south where the towns of Ibadan and Abeokuta were founded.
- Bamileke Carved Wood Figure Cameroon - People Bamileke or Bamun, Bamum. Kaarta and Segou are Bamana city-states, which were established in the 17th century and continued to have political influence throughout the western central Africa states into the 19th century.
- Baule Mbra Monkey Cote d'Ivoire - This is the one rare occasion where an Mbra can be seen to everybody. People Baule. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. Approximate Age Early 19th century. Height (in) 19. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Yoruba Standing Male Figure - People Yoruba. Shango is known as the “Thunder God” who caused lightning to flash and was responsible for the many early stone tools (era eEdun found in the region that people believed fell to the earth when Shango cast llightningbolts downwards to earth. ).
- African Mask Bozo Marionette Puppet - This is a colorful and fun Painted Female Wood Marionette or Puppet Mask from the Niger and Bani rivers in the region of Segou of Mali. Shows age and Natural Wear.
- 230462 - Antique Terracotta Nok statue - Nigeria - Nok people may have developed terracotta sculptures, through large-scale economic production, as part of a complex funerary culture that may have included practices such as feasting. The earliest Nok terracotta sculptures may have developed in 900 BCE.
- Vintage Handmade Mende BUNDU Original African Artwork from Sierra Leone - We acquired it from a local estate with a great story. This was gifted to her while she was working in Sierra Leone. It isn’t a cheap tourist piece, as she did not buy those. It shows wear and dings from many moves across the country once she settled back in the US.
- Beautiful Statue of Woman Standing Original African Artwork - We acquired it from a local estate with a great story. This was gifted to her, but we do not know where (there was no note). It isn’t a cheap tourist piece, as she did not buy those. It shows wear and dings from many moves across the country once she settled back in the US.
- Dogon Maternity Female Wood Figure Nommo Mali 20"X3" X2.5" African Art - Beautiful maternity of the Dogon ethnic group, from Mali. A woman holding her child and showing her breast depicting feminine nature. Such depictions symbolize fertility-related rites.
- African Lobi Wood Fetish Statue Female Burkina Faso Ceremonial Lobi Statue - This is a wonderful Carved Wood Lobi Fetish Statue from Burkina Faso. Bateba or Bouthiba are considered alive and sacred beings. Fetish dolls are used as a link between the visible and invisible world.
- African Lobi Wood Fetish Statue Female Burkina Faso Ceremonial Lobi Statue - This is a wonderful Carved Wood Lobi Fetish Statue from Burkina Faso. Bateba or Bouthiba are considered alive and sacred beings. Fetish dolls are used as a link between the visible and invisible world.
- African Lobi Wood Fetish Statue Female Burkina Faso Ceremonial Lobi Statue - This is a wonderful Carved Wood Lobi Fetish Statue from Burkina Faso. Bateba or Bouthiba are considered alive and sacred beings. Fetish dolls are used as a link between the visible and invisible world.
- African Lobi Wood Fetish Statue Female Burkina Faso Ceremonial Lobi Statue - This is a wonderful Carved Wood Lobi Fetish Statue from Burkina Faso. Bateba or Bouthiba are considered alive and sacred beings. Fetish dolls are used as a link between the visible and invisible world.
- African Lobi Wood Fetish Statue Female Burkina Faso Ceremonial Lobi Statue - This is a wonderful Carved Wood Lobi Fetish Statue from Burkina Faso. Bateba or Bouthiba are considered alive and sacred beings. Fetish dolls are used as a link between the visible and invisible world.
- African Lobi Wood Fetish Statue Female Burkina Faso Ceremonial Lobi Statue - This is a wonderful Carved Wood Lobi Fetish Statue from Burkina Faso. Bateba or Bouthiba are considered alive and sacred beings. Fetish dolls are used as a link between the visible and invisible world.
- African Female Bust Ebony Wood Tanzania - This is a wonderful Ebony Wood Carving of a Female bust from Tanzania. Shows age and Natural Wear.
- African Lobi Carved Wood Whistle Burkina Faso - This an old Hand Carved African Lobi Whistle from Burkina Faso.
- African Lobi Wood Fetish Statue Burkina Faso - This is a wonderful Carved Wood Unique Male Square Lobi Fetish Statue from Burkina Faso. Bateba or Bouthiba are considered alive and sacred beings. Fetish dolls are used as a link between the visible and invisible world.
- Africa Mask Dan Carved Wood Burnished Dan Mask - Famous for their masks, the Dan believe that spirits, known as "Du," live in the forests and manifest themselves to humans in masks and masquerades, instructing and sustaining the Dan in life. When during a dream a male was instructed by Du to dance a mask, he would commission a carver to make a mask for him.
- Antique African Stone Carving - This example is made of a stone material that I’m not familiar with. Condition: very good.
- Antique African Luba Tribal Statue from the Democratic Republic of Congo - Antique African Luba Tribal Statue from the Democratic Republic of Congo ActiveThis gorgeous hand carved wooden statue represents the women from the Congo skillfully displaying their many abilities. This solid wooden state from Congo stands 36” tall, and is 8” wide and 9” deep. Overall she is in good condition showing small slits, scrapes.and cracks as part of its original patina due to the age and use. Just so much quality and detail to this piece. Please see pictures for verification.The history of the Luba tribe can be traced back for 500 years. Just a brilliant carving. Free shipping. Please message me with any questions.
- Baule Standing Figure Ivory Coast African Art - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and CulturalValues, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia,1980).
- Luba Maternity Carving Congo Custom Base African Art - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. The female spirit taking care of her lineage.
- Hand Carved Makonde Standing Wood Figure on Custom Base Tanzania - The Makonde of Tanzania and Mozambique are separarted by the Rovuma River and are culturally distinct. Immigration from Mozambique to Tanzania has resulted in a blurring of ethnic identities and a sharing of certain ideas.
- Lobi Pregnant Female Figure Wood African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Yoruba Ibeji Doll Nigeria Custom Stand African - The Ere Ibeji will be fed, washed, clothed and treated as though it were alive and present. Ere Ibeji are also identified with the Yoruba Thunder God Shango who is known by red beads around the waist or ankles and often by the application of blue indigo to the hair.
- African Bronze Tribal Bell With Statue Benin Tribe From Nigeria
- Book: Tribal Arts Guide Vol 4 Western North America Museums Galleries Canada NW - In good condition. 8 1/2 x 5 1/2".
- Yoruba Ibeji Twin Female Nigeria African Art - The facial markings of the one ere ibeji reflect localized clan markings. At one point twins, known as Ibeji, were thought by the Yoruba to be evil and were quickly killed as they were considered to be monsters and abnormal.
- A Pende Female Ancestor Panel - A Pende Female Ancestor Panel. Hand carved wooden panel depicting a female and sister with enlarged eyes stylized cashier linear designs on the shoulders and decker development around the edge of the panel. The panel measures 23 x 8“ and shows obvious signs of weathering in where and what remains is stable. Pende peoples, Congo, central Africa.
- Antique Nkondi Protection Wooden Male Statue African Nail Fetish CONGO, Africa - Antique Nkondi Protective Wooden Male Statue African Nail Fetish CONGO, Africa.
- African Ebony Wood Carving, Lower Uganda Near Rwanda Boarder, Exquisite Details - The item you see is made of solid ebony. The carving is quite wonderful. It's a very heavy sculpture as ebony wood is one of the most dense woods on the planet. Take note of the ear lobes and the dress of the lady.
- Ashanti African Antique Bronze Gold Weight Woman Working, 3-3/4x1-3/4",2.5oz 68g - Ashanti African Antique Bronze. Weight:2.5oz 68g. Gold Weight Woman Working. In Good to Very Good Condition.
- Attye Standing Female with Barrel Lagoon Custom Stand African Art - Having an area about the size of Germany, Côte d'Ivoire is bordered on the south by the Atlantic Ocean, on the west by Liberia and Guinea, to the north by Mali and Burkina Faso, and on the east by Ghana.
- Yoruba Divination Wood Plate Nigeria - The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse. The Fulani invasion pushed many Yoruba to the south where the towns of Ibadan and Abeokuta were founded.
- Mambila Guardian Miniature Figure Tadep Cameroon - Like many pieces from this part of Africa, it is not really possible to know why it was made. People Mambila. Its unique design and cultural significance make it a fascinating and valuable addition to any collection of African art.
- Dogon Power Figure African Art 19th Century - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Bulu Gorilla Figure, Encrusted Patina, Cameroon Africa - People Bulu. The simian sculptures of the equatorial forests of West Africa have intrigued scholars and attracted collectors for years. The animals have long been feared throughout their range, though there is scant evidence of attacks on humans.
- Lobi Bateba Thil Shrine Wood Figure - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. People Lobi. Materials Wood, acrylic base. Approximate Age Mid 20th century. Overall Condition Poor.
- Oromo Ethiopian Wood Spoon - People Oromo. Beautifully carved Oromo wood spoon. Materials Wood. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice. Approximate Age Early 20th Century.
- Hemba Standing Male Figure Congo African Art - In the 1800s under the direction of Niembo and his son, Myhiya, the Hemba moved into their current location along the Congo River. The Luba unsuccessfully tried to incorporate the Southern Hemba into their growing kingdom.
- Hand Carved African Fertility Doll Akuaba Ashanti Sculpture with Metal Accents - Very interesting mottled, hard wood sculpture in excellent condition. Nice display piece for collectors.
- Large African Dogon Tobacco Box Mali Horse Heads - Nice vintage Benin tobacco box container. 31 " long. 10" high. 6" wide
- Lega Divination Figure With Custom Stand Congo - In Lega art, the use of Bwami symbols is highly prominent. Lega art is characterized by its highly stylized and abstract forms, which are often used in the creation of masks, statues, and other ritual objects.
- 230448 - Old African Boli Bamana - Zoomorphic Sculpture - Mail. - Used as altars or worn during dance performances, they are intricate creations created from esoteric ingredients. The creature a Boli represents is unidentifiable, but many take on a zoomorphic form while others may be anthropomorphic.
- African Bronze Lobi Tribe Fetish Figure - This is a beautiful African Bronze Lobi Tribe Fetish Statue.
- African Stool Lobi Wood Vintage Stool Burkina Faso - This Lobi stool is carved from single block of wood. This stool is aged beautifully by use and exposure. Stools were a prized personal possession of prestige and social status. This is a wonderful Lobi stools that would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
- African Stool Lobi Wood Vintage Stool Burkina Faso - This Lobi stool is carved from single block of wood. This stool is aged beautifully by use and exposure. Stools were a prized personal possession of prestige and social status. This is a wonderful Lobi stools that would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
- African Stool Lobi Wood Vintage Stool Burkina Faso - This Lobi stool is carved from single block of wood. This stool is aged beautifully by use and exposure. Stools were a prized personal possession of prestige and social status. This is a wonderful Lobi stools that would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
- African Stool Lobi Wood Vintage Stool Burkina Faso - This Lobi stool is carved from single block of wood. This stool is aged beautifully by use and exposure. Stools were a prized personal possession of prestige and social status. This is a wonderful Lobi stools that would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
- African Stool Lobi Wood Vintage Stool Burkina Faso - This Lobi stool is carved from single block of wood. This stool is aged beautifully by use and exposure. Stools were a prized personal possession of prestige and social status. This is a wonderful Lobi stools that would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
- African Stool Lobi Wood Vintage Stool Burkina Faso - This Lobi stool is carved from single block of wood. This stool is aged beautifully by use and exposure. Stools were a prized personal possession of prestige and social status. This is a wonderful Lobi stools that would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
- African Stool Lobi Wood Vintage Stool Burkina Faso - This Lobi stool is carved from single block of wood. This stool is aged beautifully by use and exposure. Stools were a prized personal possession of prestige and social status. This is a wonderful Lobi stools that would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
- Kulongo Female Figure Wood Carving Cote d'Ivoire African Art - People Kulongo. Kulango people live in central Cote d'Ivoire near Bonduku and the Bron-Ahafo region of Ghana. Kulango sculpture shares influences from neighbors to the east of them the Senufo and the Baule from the coastal area.
- Songye Divination Katatora Congo African Art - People Songye. Similar to other divination objects, the oracle was believed to be a receptacle of spiritual energy and endowed with secret powers. The small head that surmounts the ring has features quite typical of the Songye.
- Vintage Wooden Slingshot Carved Wood African Art Decor Female with Neck Rings
- Vintage Wooden Hand Carved African Woman Figurine Statue Sculpture '98 plus Map - Vintage Wooden Hand Carved African Woman Figurine Statue Sculpture '98 plus Map.
- Bassa Seated Female Wood Figure Liberia - The Bassa people are a West African ethnic group primarily native to Liberia. They form a majority or a significant minority in Liberia’s Grand Bassa, Rivercess, Margibi and Montserrado counties. In Liberia’s capital of Monrovia, they are the largest ethnic group.
- Tanzania Zaramo Male Beaded Figure Tanzania African Art - For similar pieces, see Bacquart, Jean-Baptist, Tribal Arts of Africa, 1998, fig. a, p. 223. See also Kerchache, Jacques, and Al. Art of Africa, 1988, figs. 807-808. Country of Origin Tanzania. The Peoples of Greater Unyamwezi, Tanzania.
- Dogon Male Power Figure African Art Early 20th century - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interacts with the other major art-producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, a keel-shaped head, and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- African Ancestor 3 Figures Bench Statue - BACONGO, D.R.Congo TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Very nice statue with lots of details. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- ANTIQUE 19thc WROUGHT IRON Wall Sculpture of an AFRICAN LANDSCAPE with ANIMALS - This exquisite wrought iron wall sculpture or relief presents an African landscape with trees and wild animals in their natural habitat. I have no idea of the maker or exactly when it was made but by the pitting and wear to the iron it is at least 19th century, possibly much older.
- Makonde Lion Staff Post Wood Tanzania African Art - The Makonde of Tanzania and Mozambique are separated by the Rovuma River and are culturally distinct. Immigration from Mozambique to Tanzania has resulted in a blurring of ethnic identities and a sharing of certain ideas.
- Lobi Maternity Bronze Figure - A female bronze sculpture. Old tribal piece of the Lobi tribe. The Lobi live in Burkina Faso and Ghana. They have a very rich culture made of wood and bronze carvings.and.
- Lobi Bronze Head Figure - This is a tribal piece scarved in bronze. By a Lobi community of Burkina Faso.and.
- African Mossi Tribal Female Statue - A Mossi tribal original statue. African art from Burkina Faso. Great piece for your house!and.
- Bamana Female Figure Jonyele Mali African Art - The sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Zaramo Comb Figural Wood Mwana Hiti African Art - Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. People Zaramo.
- Kenya Figural Wood Bust - A Kenyan wood-carved bust is a sculpture made from a single piece of wood by skilled Kenyan artisans. These busts are typically carved out of hardwood, such as ebony or mahogany, and are known for their intricate details and realistic features.
- Large Luba Beaded Container Wood Congo African Art - They continued to flourish as a major regional power until late in the 19th century. Though no longer a powerful kingdom, Luba art continues to enchant and inspire art lovers around the globe. People Luba.
- African Initiation Snake, Serpent Headdress BAGA tribe Guinea TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - The Bansonyi is involved in protecting male initiates at circumcision; it is used during. Sorry for the inconvenience. Have a good look at the pictures.
- African Seated BENIN Bronze IFE Royal Court Messenger - Nigeria TRIBAL ART - Beautifully made, with plenty of details, tribal crown on the head and tribal atributes in the hands and on the body. This statue is of high quality and was made with the - cire perdue technique-, and is therefore unique in its kind.
- Old Abron Fertility Doll - Akua Ba - Ghana - Abron is one of the largest ethnic group of Akan and are matrilineal people. In the late fifteenth century, the Abron people founded the Gyaaman kingdom in what is now Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. Akua Ba are wooden ritual fertility dolls from Ivory Coast, Ghana and nearby areas.
- Lobi Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Country of Origin Burkina Faso, Ghana.
- Early 20Th C African Antique Hnd Crvd Sm Wd Alligator Head Architectural Element - Good to Very Good overall antique condition. Weight: 1 lb.
- Outstanding Old Mossi Fertility Doll - BIGA - Burkina Faso - When a child is born, the ‘biga’ dolls are either placed on house altars, or passed on to the next generation, or even given to the girls as a toy.
- Terracotta statue NOK 29 cm Nigeria African Art - The Nok culture appeared in central Nigeria around 1500 BCE. Terracottas are hollow, made in the coiling technique, using coarse-grained clay. The objects are hollow, to facilitate cooking and drying.
- 230435 - Terracotta Djenne kneeling statue - Mali - Terracotta Djenne kneeling statue - Mali. In this region of Mali, the ancient city of Jenne-jeno (“Old Jenne”) flourished as a center for agriculture, trade, and art from the middle of the first millennium until about 1600.
- 20075 African Old Gurunsi Chameleon Figure/Figure Burkina Faso - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- Dogon Maternity Wood Figure With Child Mali - Dogon family dwellings, as well as their shrines and granaries, are constructed in a uniquely haunting way, leaving even the most jaded observer spellbound, in what can only be described as a magic kingdom.
- Bamana Figure Jonyeleni or Malinke Mali African Art - For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. People Bamana. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bembe Standing Male Figure Wood Custom Stand African Art - Bembe African art refers to the art produced by the Bembe people, an ethnic group located in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, and Burundi. The Bembe have a rich artistic tradition that includes sculpture, mask-making, and other forms of visual art.
- Rare Isoko Maternity Fetish - Ex. Lombrail - Teucquam Auction - Rare Isoko Maternity Fetish - Ex. Lombrail - Teucquam Auction, Alain Dufour, Auction Expert. A well patinated maternity fetish with a wrapped and accumulated abdomen. Comes with a stand. Shipped using UPS and protective packaging.
- Antique African Bakongo Nkisi Nkondi Statue Nail Fetish Congo Africa oddity - Antique African Bakongo Nkisi Nkondi Statue Nail Fetish Congo Africa oddity. 12" tall
- antique African Figurine Hand made lead Tribal Art - Material / (lead and wood ). In any case. This is a lovely item to own or to give as a special gift. Basic information.
- Songye Fetish Axe, Congo Africa
- Zandé Figure Congo Zaire Central Africa Fetish Wood Carving - This piece is very unique and beautiful. This piece would look amazing in any African Arts collection. Great accent piece or centerpiece! Interior collector pieces!
- Antique Tribal African Wooden Spoon Ceremonial Ladle Spoon c. 19th Century - Antique Tribal African Wooden Spoon Ceremonial Ladle Spoon c. 19th Century. Came from. NYC Brownstone EstateWas catalogued with Date & Origin as Dan TribeMeasures 8”L x 2.5”
- Hand Carved African Tribal Woman Head Wood Statue Bust - Hand Carved African Tribal Woman Head Wood Statue Bust. Beautiful hand carved African american woman statue. In great condition. On one side of her head there seems to be a small crackline but this piece is intact and stunning. Great addition to your wood collection and ethnic cultural exhibition!This item is heavy for its size. Great quality.
- Fine Lobi Amulet - Chameleons - Burkina Faso - The Mouhoun is important in Lobi myth and symbolizes a dividing line between this world and the next, similar to the River Styx of Roman mythology. The Lobi crossed the Mounhoun centuries ago from east to west and settled in the lands and brought with them deep animist beliefs and superstition.
- Lovely Benin (W African) Applique Piece w/ Animals from Dahomey or Fon People. - It is now my turn to pass it on The colors are lovely and still very vivid. Many different animals are represented. It is 5' 2.25" X 2' 7".
- 230427 - Antique fragmentary terracotta Bura sculpture - Niger - The greater Volta area is a region of vast cultural, ethno-historical and archeological significance. Their utilitarian vessels are usually plain, while other “containers” - the function of which is not understood - are often decorated with incised and stamped patterns.
- Vintage African? Folk Art Carved Wood Double Sided Head Face Sculpture Figure - Vintage African? Folk Art Carved Wood Double Sided Head Face Sculpture Figure. My guess is that this sculpture is some kind of deity, although this is just an assumption on my part as I am not an expert in this area.This beautiful, hand carved piece is in very good vintage condition with some light chipping to the raised portions which can be seen in my posted photos.Dimensions:10 1/2" tall with a base measurement of 4" by 3 1/2".Make me an offer!
- Buyu (Boyo) Male Miniature Square Shoulders Congo African Art - Reflecting this cultural complexity the Boyo are compromised of six distinct but related clans that share similar shapes but retain individual styles of art. People likely Buyu. Biebuyck, D. Statuary from the Pre-Bembe Hunters; Tervuren Royal Museum of Central Africa,1981.
- Bobo Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Living in a region of dry savannas where harvests depend on rainfall, the Bobo instituted a series of purification rituals in order to reconcile themselves with nature. All of them incarnate the forces of fertility, fecundity, and growth.
- Nyamwezi Beaded Doll Wood Tanzania Custom Stand African Art - The Nyamwezi are known for their carving that is at best roughly executed and relatively sparsely described in the literature of East African art. Among the Nyamwezi powerful forces known as ‘. People Nyamwezi.
- Senufo Miniature Pounder Figure Côte D'ivoire African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. The angular jaw and exagerated hairstyle are the hallmarks of the Senufo form. People Senufo.
- ANTIQUE AFRICAN YARUBA MEDICINE PURSE Nupe Cast Bronze Purse Container - ANTIQUE AFRICAN YARUBA MEDICINE PURSE Nupe Cast Bronze Purse Container. Measures: 12.5" Tall X 7" WIDE X 4" Deep Weighs 3 lbs. 10.9 oz One crack not on the front facade
- Dogon Male Figure Wood Nommo Mali African Art - Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary. Those Dogon who did not flee were incorporated into Mossi society and were known as the.
- African Baule Slingshot Carved Wood Figure Ivory Coast - Slingshots are popular throughout Africa. They are usually associated with the major carving cultures of Baule.
- African Baule Slingshot Carved Wood Figure Ivory Coast - Slingshots are popular throughout Africa. They are usually associated with the major carving cultures of Baule.
- African Zulu Beaded Angel South Africa - The Zulu Tribe of South Africa are world renowned for their hand beaded work. This beaded angel would be a wonderful cause to support.
- Ife Bronze Head of Oni Nigeria African Art 11'X3"X3 - Ife is considered to be the center and origin of the Yoruba people.
- Fang Reliquary Figure Gabon 16" X 2.5"X2" African Art
- African Tribal Warrior Bronze Statues - Out of my fathers collection that he has owned for over 60yrs.
- Authentic African Luba Headrest Congo - Authentic African Luba Headrest Congo. Well patinated with signs of traditional use.17 x 13 x 14 cm263 grams
- Yoruba Ibeji Female Nigeria African Art Miniature - The Ere Ibeji will be fed, washed, clothed and treated as though it were alive and present. Ere Ibeji are also identified with the Yoruba Thunder God Shango who is known by red beads around the waist or ankles and often by the application of blue indigo to the hair.
- Rare African Tribal Pipe, Wooden Hand Carved, Antique, Vintage Museum Quality - It has been in my family possession for at least 65 or 70 years. Yep, the most money I ever seen. Later sold the leather pouch but kept the pipe. The pouch was well made and had pencil holder slots on the front under the flap.
- African Bronze Brass Sculpture Tribal Chief Umbrella Tribesmen Instruments
- African Bronze Ancestor Figure on a Jar Pot - DOGON Mali, AFRICAN TRIBAL ART - I present to you this ancient jar from the Dogon tribe of Mali. These symbols are highly regarded and symbolize wealth, strength and power. Material / (Bronze). In any case. I will do my very best to resolve any problem.
- Antique lot Spiritual Habhab Carved Face &Talisman in stone خاتم هبهاب مطلسهم - Antique Spiritual Habhab Carved Face &Talisman in stone خاتم هبهاب مطلسهم. However, sincethis is a beautiful lovely Pre-Owned item, it is unique. And it issatisfactory to use.
- Old Fang Female Figure On Post - Old Fang Female Figure On Post. Beautiful Fang female reliquary guardian figure. Positioned on a post for carrying. These figures were guardians of the enshrined relics of important ancestors. Rich signs of age and use.23 inches high6 inches wide5.75 inches deepA nearly identical figure is listed on Charish for $6,480.00 (see pic)
- SENOUFO maternity statuette 34 cm Ivory Coast African Art - Very beautiful hardwood statuette of a kneeling woman with bare breasts, carrying a cup filled with fruit.
- Antique Yoruba Diviner's Glass Beaded Ceremony Apo Bag Nigeria, Africa - Real nice shape and old, not a new one. ELDERLY LADY HAD A TABLE OF AFRICAN ANTIQUES, I PAID UP FOR THIS BAG. 1/3 of most pieces of the age.
- Terracotta Statue NOK 43 cm Nigeria African Art - The Nok culture appeared in central Nigeria around 1500 BCE. Terracottas are hollow, made in the coiling technique, using coarse-grained clay. The objects are hollow, to facilitate cooking and drying.
- MAMBILA terracotta vase 22 cm Nigeria African Art - This vase perfectly illustrates the ancestral tradition of producing terracotta vessels in the "Grassland" region.
- Tabwa Female Figure Congo Miniature African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Asante Standing Doll Figure Ghana African Art - Priests and priestesses during rituals associated to their shrine will cover their bodies with white powder to celebrate the gods. Female representations are important in the Asante culture as the female ancestor or Queen-Mother is the center of familial and community life and the center of political life.
- Baule Standing Female Wood Figure Ivory Coast - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Ghana. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century.
- African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown - This is a fabulous Yoruba Multi Colored Beaded Crown With Colored Birds from Nigeria. The bird represents Okin the royal Bird, and the faces are thought to represent Oduduwa, the ancestor of all crowned Kings, or Obalufon the god that created beads.
- African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown - This is a fabulous Yoruba Multi Colored Beaded Crown With Colored Birds from Nigeria. The bird represents Okin the royal Bird, and the faces are thought to represent Oduduwa, the ancestor of all crowned Kings, or Obalufon the god that created beads.
- African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown - This is a fabulous Yoruba Multi Colored Beaded Crown With Colored Birds from Nigeria. The bird represents Okin the royal Bird, and the faces are thought to represent Oduduwa, the ancestor of all crowned Kings, or Obalufon the god that created beads.
- African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown - This is a fabulous Yoruba Multi Colored Beaded Crown With Colored Birds from Nigeria. The bird represents Okin the royal Bird, and the faces are thought to represent Oduduwa, the ancestor of all crowned Kings, or Obalufon the god that created beads.
- West African Art Wood Carving Antelope Horns Mali Bamana Chi Wara Ci Wara - West African Art Wood Carving Antelope Horns Mali Bamana Chi Wara Ci Wara. 45 inches tall and weighs 2 lbs less estimate. Very light weight. Great piece for home decor and a great conversation piece. No condition issues on this old beautiful piece. Any questions please ask and I will do my best to answer them. Make a offer and make this piece of history yours.
- Vintage Lobi Stool with Side Openings. Burkina Faso. - Lobi Stool. Each family head possessed a hand carved stool and carried it with them when they traveled. These stools are symbols of status. Burkina Faso. Seat is a rich brown natural finish. Legs and underside colored black.
- Senufo Female Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Tabwa Seated Male Figure - Tabwa art is a form of traditional African art that is native to the Tabwa people of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Zambia, and Tanzania. Tabwa art has been created for centuries, and its origins can be traced back to the 17th century, when the Tabwa people first began to settle in the southeastern region of the Congo.
- Bena Lulua Miniature Maternity Figure - Numbering around 300,000, the Lulua have an interesting hierarchical social structure resembling the caste system in India. The Bena Lulua have produced an enormous number of statues and prestige objects, related both in style and use.
- Miniature Pende Male Figure Congo - They showcase the skill and creativity of Pende artisans and serve as a reminder of the importance of preserving cultural traditions and practices. The Pende tribe is a Bantu-speaking people who reside in the southeastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Luba Standing Miniature Figure Congo - The Luba excel at the veneration of feminine beauty and motherhood, and much of their skillfully crafted artworks, like this exquisite carving, reflect this ideal. At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika.
- EXTREMELY RARE MAMBILA TERRACOTTA VESSEL African Carving Statue!! - RARE Mambila made in terracotta. Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. TERRACOTTA VESSEL. Beautifully designed with kaolin face, nub knicks. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- RARE MALE TIKAR TERRACOTTA Virility Male Statue African Carving!! - RARE Tikar male made in terracotta. Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. TERRACOTTA MALE. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- EXTREMELY RARE TERRACOTTA TIKAR Fertility Virility Statue 2 African Carving XLg! - TIKAR STATUE. RARE Tikar made in terracotta. Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. Representing both male and femaie. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- Mid 20th Century African Abstract Adan Figure - An unusual abstract carving from the Adan people of Ghana. Wonderful tribally used piece. Mounted on contemporary base.
- EXTREMELY RARE TERRACOTTA TIKAR Fertility Virility Statue 1 African Carving!! - TIKAR STATUE. RARE Tikar made in terracotta. Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. Representing male and femaie. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- Nyamwezi Beaded Wood Doll Tanzania - The Nyamwezi are known for their carving that is at best roughly executed and relatively sparsely described in the literature of East African art. Among the Nyamwezi powerful forces known as ‘. People Nyamwezi.
- Lobi Standing Twisted Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Dogon Female Figural Sculpture - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Bena Lulua Maternity Miniature Congo African Art - Numbering around 300,000, the Lulua have an interesting hierarchical social structure resembling the caste system in India. The Bena Lulua have produced an enormous number of statues and prestige objects, related both in style and use.
- EXTREMELY RARE TERRACOTTA KOUYOU KUYU Virility Male Statue African Carving!! - RARE Kuyu made in terracotta. Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. KOUYOU STATUE. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- EXTREMELY RARE TERRACOTTA KOUYOU KUYU Fertility Female Statue African Carving!! - RARE Kuyu made in terracotta. Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. KOUYOU STATUE. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- Pende Standing Female Miniature Congo African Art - They showcase the skill and creativity of Pende artisans and serve as a reminder of the importance of preserving cultural traditions and practices. The Pende tribe is a Bantu-speaking people who reside in the southeastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Kwere Standing Female with Custom Base Tanzania African Art - People Kwere. Though the ethnic diversity in the region is complex that they often share sculptural styles and forms. Country of Origin Tanzania. Type of Object Carving. Tanzanian tribal art is less researched and published than Western and Central art.
- Statue Bronze Rare Primitive African Woman at Market Figure - The detail is amazing! Unsure of age but I would guess at least 300 years old if not older. The statue does not sit upright, leans to the back. You'll find wear in baskets and by her feet. A must have for any collector!
- Vintage African Woman Bucket Tribal Statue Wood Carved Folk Art Figure Sculpture - African Woman with a Bucket on her head. Wood Carved.
- Miniature Dogon Mali Wood Figure African Art - They emigrated west to northern Burkina Faso, where local histories describe them as kibsi. Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary.
- Antique African? Art hand carved wood woman with rabbit ears / tail S. Hall RARE - Extremely unique sculpture with the name S. Hall carved in the bottom of the base. See photos for description, sold as is.
- 20457 An Authentic African Grebo Head Statue Liberia - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 20978 An Old Authentic African Igbo Head Statue Nigeria
- 19732 African Authentic Yoruba King's Crown Nigeria - Authentic African Yoruba King's Crown Nigeria. Weight: 0.5kg.
- 21460 African Authentic IFA voodoo container Yoruba Nigeria - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- RARE TERRACOTTA TIKAR Fertility Virility Statue POLYCHROME African Carving!! - RARE Tikar vessel made in terracotta. Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. TERRACOTTA VESSEL. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- 4 BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI GOLD WEIGHTS 1700-1900 AD Tribal Men Figures 25-38g No65 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- Haitian Joseph Louis Juste Vintage Metal Drum Sculpture Folk Art - He has exhibited internationally in places such as the Frost Museum and the Grand Palais. It is part of the permanent collection of the Huntington Museum of Art, the Loew Museum, the Waterloo Museum, the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Art Center.
- 2 BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI GOLD WEIGHTS 1700-1900 AD Tribal Men Figures 34-36g No64 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- 2 BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI GOLD WEIGHTS 1700-1900 AD Tribal Men Figures 29-41g No63 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- 3 BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI GOLD WEIGHTS 1700-1900 AD Tribal Men Figures 22-25g No62 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- 3 BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI GOLD WEIGHTS 1700-1900 AD Tribal Men Figures 20-35g No61 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- Songye Nkisi Power Figure Congo African Art - They have a long history of migration and cultural interchange, especially with the Luba from whom they are said to have originated. People Songye. Type of Object Carving, Fetish. Country of Origin Democractic Republic of Congo.
- Dogon Maternity Figure With Child Wood Mali African Art - Dogon family dwellings, as well as their shrines and granaries, are constructed in a uniquely haunting way, leaving even the most jaded observer spellbound, in what can only be described as a magic kingdom.
- Large Bamana Female Figure Jonyele Mali African Art - The sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Pende Standing Male Colonial Figure Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Igbo Female Figure Presenting Breasts Nigeria African Art - Compromising one of the largest ethnic groupings in Nigeria the Igbo are well known for their sculptural tradition and vibrant masking performances. Much of their art is open to public view where the Igbo are reminded of their ancestors and of the various spirits of the Igbo pantheon of gods.
- Senufo Rhythm Pounder Wood Figure African Art - People Senufo. Unlike their neighbors to the north, they have remained relatively sheltered from intrusive cultures including the Songhai and Hausa. Although they have certainly borrowed knowledge from their neighbors, they have not had to fear constant attacks and social upheaval.
- Dogon Male Power Figure African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Mangbetu Standing Male Figure Wood Scarification Congo African Art Collection - As they moved southward they encountered Bantu migrations moving northward. This area had been occupied by the Mbuti. When the Belgians arrived they expelled the slavers. People Mangbetu. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Vintage African Tribal Art Bronze Benin Plaque, Framed - Date of production is unknown. There are areas of corrosion throughout the plaque as well as other signs of wear on the plaque.
- Dogon Kneeling Female Figure African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Luba Kneeling Female on Base with Bowl Congo African - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Zaramo Comb Figural Wood Mwana Hiti African Art - Linguistic evidence supports this history. Trade and slave caravans in the 18th century passed through Zaramo territory on their way to Lake Tanganyika, bringing Islam along with them. People Zaramo.
- VINTAGE Maasai Ebony Carved male and female statues
- Beaded Wire Giraffe Donkey African Art Sculpture Figure Unique 9” multicolor - Beaded Wire Giraffe Donkey African Art Sculpture Figure Unique 9” multicolor.
- Vintage Hand Carved Ebony Wood in Kenya Genuine Besmo Female Figurine 13" Tall - Condition is Used.
- Large Antique African Wood Ritual Cup not Statue - A large central African wood ritual cup.
- Rare Early-Mid 20Th C African Nobility Dogon Horse Lost Wax Bronze Metal Figure - Without any breaks, material loss, stains or other depreciating issues. LEGS, PAINTEDwith GOLD. Weight: 1 lb.
- ETHNIC SCULPTURE african wood Ujamaa ART Makonde Mozambique AFRICA Shetani style - PORCELAINS, CERAMICS, TERRACOTTE, BRONZE, PAINTINGS, FURNITURE, GLASS AND MUCH MORE AS, FOR EXAMPLE Double box with a lot of bubble wrap around the object and a lot of soft material in the large cavities on all sides between the two boxes.
- African Hand Carved Wood Statue of Mother and Child Thin Figure.
- Orisha art Shango crown Shango art
- 3174 An Authentic African Yoruba Female Statue with Offering Bowl Nigeria
- Rare Begin 20 Th C. Ubangi Magical Figure R.d.congo - HOLE IN THE HEAD AND STOMACH FOR MAGICAL SUBSTANCES. BEGIN 20 TH CENTURY.
- 19934 An Authentic African Nkisi Protective Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- Baule Mbra Gbekere Monkey Figure - Aroused - Stylized Features - Splashed Patina - The head and face are an interesting interplay of angles and lines, with abstract facial features including eyes and nostrils.
- Yombe Male Congo on Custom Stand African Art - People Yombe. Country of Origin DR Congo. Among the Kongo people, woman is considered as the chief of the family. Thus, female ancestor is the guarantor of the fecundity and continuity of the clan or family.
- Dogon Male Power Figure - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Senufo Rhythm Pounder Wood Figure African Art - People Senufo. Unlike their neighbors to the north they have remained relatively sheltered from intrusive cultures including the Songhai and Hausa. Although they have certainly borrowed knowledge from their neighbors, they have not had to fear constant attacks and social upheaval.
- Fang Reliquary Head Gabon African Art - Byeri reliquary held the bones of ancestors and were venerated through annual ceremonies at which they were present in the form of the sculptures. Photographed as early as 1907 (Tessmann 1913/1972, vol. ).
- Dan Standing Female Figure Liberia Africa Art - The 350,000 Dan live mostly in the western part of the Côte d’Ivoire and into Liberia, where the land is forested in the south and bordered by a savannah in the north. They make their living from farming cocoa, coffee, rice and manioc.
- Hemba Miniature Standing Male Figure on Custom Base Congo - Their art has been heavily influenced by their larger and more famous neighbors, the Luba. In fact, in the last quarter of a century many "Luba" masterpieces have had to be reclassified as Hemba, though there continues to be confusion and extensive scholarly debate over individual pieces.
- Bobo Standing Wood Female Figure Burkina Faso African Art - The Bobo people have a rich history that dates back to the 15th century. They are known for their traditional way of life, which centers around agriculture and hunting. Bobo carvings are deeply rooted in this way of life and often depict scenes from daily life, such as farming, hunting, and religious ceremonies.
- Pende Dancer Figure Wood Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Fang Byeri Reliquary Wood Figure Gabon - People Fang. Their militant nature allowed them to sieze land from their weaker neighbors as they moved in. Country of Origin Gabon, Equatorial Guinea. Type of Object Carving. Approximate Age Mid 20th century.
- Urhobo Shrine Wood Figure Nigeria - Liittle is known about objects of this type. People Urhobo. It would be a good addition to any collection. Country of Origin Nigeria. Approximate Age Mid 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Lobi Figural Post Wood Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Bamana Chi Wara Antelope Headcrest Pair Mali - Knowledge of agriculture practices is transmitted from generation to generation through the Ci-wara (or Chiwara, Tyi Wara) society. People Bamana. A wonderful and stylized pair of Chi Wara carvings from the hand of a talented carver.
- Miniature Bena Lulua Maternity Figure Congo - Numbering around 300,000, the Lulua have an interesting hierarchical social structure resembling the caste system in India. The Bena Lulua have produced an enormous number of statues and prestige objects, related both in style and use.
- Yoruba Twin Figure - WEST AFRICA - Early 20th Century - Yoruba peoples have one of the highest incidents of twin births in the world. As a result, twins are regarded as extraordinary beings protected by Sango, the deity of thunder. Ere ibeji invariably represent their subjects with mature adult physiognomies, and are often crowned with elaborate hairdos.
- Fine Pair of Yoruba Twins - WEST AFRICA - Early 20th Century - Yoruba peoples have one of the highest incidents of twin births in the world. As a result, twins are regarded as extraordinary beings protected by Sango, the deity of thunder. Ere ibeji invariably represent their subjects with mature adult physiognomies, and are often crowned with elaborate hairdos.
- Dinka Figural Headrest/Stool with Metal Studs South Central Africa African Art - The Dinka are a herder Nilotic group which is a group of peoples from the Nile Basin speaking Nilo-Saharan languages, which are part of the northwestern Congo, Western Ethiopia, Southern Uganda and Kenya, northern Tanzania, and southern central africa.
- Senufo Horse Riding Figure African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and across the border into Mali. People Senufo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bamana Bozo Figure Jonyele Mali African Art - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bulu Gorilla Figure Encrusted Patina Cameroon African Art - People Bulu. The simian sculptures of the equatorial forests of West Africa have intrigued scholars and attracted collectors for years. The animals have long been feared throughout their range, though there is scant evidence of attacks on humans.
- Baga Snake Bansonyi Sculpture Guinea African Art - People Baga. Ninkinanka is involved in curing infertility and droughts, bringing prosperity, wealth, and rain. During the initiation of young boys, the serpent mask is involved in protecting boys at circumcision.
- Grebo Standing Wood Figure - People Grebo. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Igbo Female Wood Figure Presenting Breasts Nigeria - Compromising one of the largest ethnic groupings in Nigeria the Igbo are well known for their sculptural tradition and vibrant masking performances. Much of their art is open to public view where the Igbo are reminded of their ancestors and of the various spirits of the Igbo pantheon of gods.
- Lobi Turtle Figure Miniature Sculpture - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Bamana Horsemen Figure Jonyele Mali African Art - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Fair to Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bozo Female Figure Wood Mali African Art - One of these is Jenaama, the language of the Sorogoye Bozo people. The Bozo tribes live mostly in the Mopti region in the interior delta but also live in other parts of Mali and other West-African countries where there are rivers and dams.
- Luba Female Figure Congo African Art - They are arguably one of the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa and most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba. It is through woman that the ancestor reveals himself anew in the child.
- Igbo ceremonial stool - Collected in Nigeria; mid-twentieth century.
- Vintage Anamorphic Lobi Stool - Lobi Stool. Anamorphic form. Each family head possessed a hand carved stool and carried it with them when they traveled. These stools are symbols of status. Condition: Excellent. Smooth to the touch and very sturdy.
- Beautiful Large Pygmy Carved Wood Statue Figure African Art Cameroon 38cm - Beautiful piece of African Pygmy tribal art.
- Wonderful Bambara-Bamana Head Mali Mid 20 Th C. - MID 20 TH CENTURY.
- Dogon Male Power Miniature Figure African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Tabwa Female Figure Congo Miniature African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Baule Female Spirit Spouse Figure Cote D'Ivoire African Art Miniature - People Baule. Through representing bush spirits, the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire, Ivory Coast. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Luba Beaded Container Congo African Art - They continued to flourish as a major regional power until late in the 19th century. Though no longer a powerful kingdom, Luba art continues to enchant and inspire art lovers around the globe. People Luba.
- Chokwe Figural Whistle Flute Congo African Art - This cluster is composed of a number of distinct but related peoples, the most prominent of which are the Chokwe, but the cluster also includes the Lunda, Ovimbundu, Lwena, Luvala, Mbwela, and Imbangala.
- 230421 - African Mangbetu TERRACOTTA statue - Congo. - Water pots or palm wine containers were often given anthropomorphic shapes or were abstracted with complex necks ad bodies. Well known sculpted ceramics are found among the Mangbetu, the Zande, the Bari and Bale and especially among a number of Luba, Chokwe related peoples including the Lwena, Lwale, Luchazi and Lungu.
- African figurine disc holder. Vintage Wood Disc Stand. Height 53 cm - Height 53 cm.
- Metoko Figure Miniature African Art - They are heavily influenced by their larger populated neighbors the Lega and the Lengola. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Granary Door Shutter With Scorpion Lizard & Male Figure African Tribal Art - Estate fresh! Model Dogon Bronze Granary door shutter on base, accented With Scorpion, Lizard And Male Figures, pretty cool African Tribal Art. In great condition, it measures approximately, 4 1/2" W x 1 1/2" D x 7 1/2" H, see photos.
- Baule Figure Ivory Coast Miniature African Art - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and CulturalValues, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia,1980).
- Songye Katatora Divination Oracle Congo African Art - People Songye. Similar to other divination objects, the oracle was believed to be a receptacle of spiritual energy and endowed with secret powers. The small head that surmounts the ring has featured is quite typical of the Songye.
- Dan Female Figure On Stand Liberia African Art - They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. It depicts a standingfemale with arms at her side.
- Lobi Male Miniature African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Dogon Figure Wood Mali African Art - Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary. Those Dogon who did not flee were incorporated into Mossi society and were known as the.
- Dogon Miniature Helmeted Soldier Figure Wood Mali African Art - Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary. Those Dogon who did not flee were incorporated into Mossi society and were known as the.
- Senufo Miniature Pounder Figure Côte D'ivoire African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. The angular jaw and exagerated hairstyle are the hallmarks of the Senufo form. People Senufo.
- Bakongo Wooden Pipe Figure With Metal Sheeting African Art - People Bakongo (Kongo). Type of Object Pipe. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Kikuyu Wooden Staff Lion Kenya on Custom Base - People Kikuyu. They have enriched the country through social, economic, political, and cultural activities, each with its own unique stories. Country of Origin Kenya. Type of Object Staff. Overall Condition Good.
- Hemba Figural Sceptre Congo African Art - People Hemba. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Type of Object Carving. The Tabwa number is more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority.
- Hemba Standing Figure Congo Custom Base African Art - Their art has been heavily influenced by their larger and more famous neighbors, the Luba. In fact, in the last quarter of a century many "Luba" masterpieces have had to be reclassified as Hemba, though there continues to be confusion and extensive scholarly debate over individual pieces.
- Bete Standing Figure Wood Cote d'Ivoire African Art - People Bete. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th Century.
- Azande Standing Figure Wood Carving Congo African Art Collection - Little is known of their history prior to this period. People Azande, zande. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Pende Wood Plank With figure Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Hemba Standing Male Figure on Custom Base Congo - In the 1800s under the direction of Niembo and his son, Myhiya, the Hemba moved into their current location along the Congo River. The Luba unsuccessfully tried to incorporate the Southern Hemba into their growing kingdom.
- Hemba Standing Female Figure Congo African Art - In the 1800s under the direction of Niembo and his son, Myhiya, the Hemba moved into their current location along the Congo River. The Luba unsuccessfully tried to incorporate the Southern Hemba into their growing kingdom.
- Bongo Dinka Funerary Figural Trumpet African Art 51 Inch - Type of Object Funerary Trumpet. pp. 97-98. The round abstracted shape defining the body with two platter like forms defining the separation between neck and body. The Bongo lived in the southern part of the province of Bahr-el-Ghazal in the grasslands of south central Africa.
- Fon Legba Phallic Carving Togo - People Fon. Country of Origin Togo. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice.
- Yela Maternity Figure DR Congo African - The yela as well as the Mbole, Komo, Jonga. Like for their northern neighbors, the Mbole, the art among the Yela are centered around Lilwa association. Very few is known about the use and function of the masks among the Yela.
- Senufo Rhythm Pounder Wood Figure African Art - People Senufo. Unlike their neighbors to the north they have remained relatively sheltered from intrusive cultures including the Songhai and Hausa. Although they have certainly borrowed knowledge from their neighbors, they have not had to fear constant attacks and social upheaval.
- Luba Figural Post Staff Wood Congo African Art - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Nyamwezi Body Mask Wood Tanzania African Art - People Nyamwezi. The Nyamwezi people are an ethnic group that inhabits the central region of Tanzania, particularly the Tabora and Singida regions. They are renowned for their intricate wood carvings, which are often used as decorative pieces or for functional purposes.
- Luba Beaded Container DR Congo African Art - They continued to flourish as a major regional power until late in the 19th century. Though no longer a powerful kingdom, Luba art continues to enchant and inspire art lovers around the globe. People Luba.
- Senufo Figural Wine Ladle Custom Stand Côte D'ivoire African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. People Senufo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bakongo Villi Fetish Miniature Wood African Art - People Bakongo (Kongo). Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Depth (in) 2. Width (in) 2.
- Punu Door Figural Panel Wood Maiden Spirit African Art - Although not much is known about the history of the Punu, linguistic evidence suggests that they moved into their current location from an area to the north, possibly driven southward by the Kota and Fang who moved into the area just north of Punu territory in recent centuries.
- Tabwa Standing Female Figure Custom Stand Congo African Art - People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Tabwa Standing Phallic Figure Wood Congo Custom Base - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Maurer E.M., A.F. Roberts, TABWA THE RISING OF NEW MOON, 1985. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Songye Nkishi Power Figure Congo African Art 27 Inch - These individuals of great spiritual strength and inductive abilities use the rituals, secret formulae and sculptures to heal and prevent the activities of malevolent forces. People Songye. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Moba Shrine Figure Togo Custom Base African Art - People Moba. Country of Origin Togo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Hemba Janus Couple Wood Figure Congo - Their art has been heavily influenced by their larger and more famous neighbors, the Luba. In fact, in the last quarter of a century many "Luba" masterpieces have had to be reclassified as Hemba, though there continues to be confusion and extensive scholarly debate over individual pieces.
- Songye Nkishi Power Figure Congo African Art 28 Inch - These individuals of great spiritual strength and inductive abilities use the rituals, secret formulae and sculptures to heal and prevent the activities of malevolent forces. The facial features are carved in classic a Songye style of cubist proportions and strong lines.
- Eket Female Figure On Custom Stand Nigeria - People Eket. The Eket are a large sub-group of the Ibibio and number around 1,000,000. They live to the west of the Ibibio near the Cross River. Like most cultures from this area, they have an extensive pantheon of cults and rituals, with the "Ekpo" society the dominant arbiter of social and ritual life.
- Senufo Animal Pair African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and across the border into Mali. People Senufo. For similar pieces see Jacques Kerchache, ART OF AFRICA, figs 318-320. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dan Female with Cloth Skirt Liberia African Art - They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. It depicts a standingfemale with arms at her side, and baby on her back.
- Fon Iron And Wood Phallus Symbol of Fertility Dahomey Nigeria African Art - Type of Object Cast Phallus. People Fon. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Superb Congo Colon Maternity Figure R.d.congo - MID 20 TH CENTURY. TOP CARVING !
- Ndengese Dengese Female Figure With Custom Stand Congo - The Ndengese are related to Nkutshu who are also mongo descent. They share cultural and artistic similarities with the Mongo and the Kuba. Upon the investiture of a Kuba king, the Kuba must go to the Ndengese to get the sacred earth, even in this century.
- Chamba Standing Figure Nigeria Miniature - Jem practices are directed to the life issues of disease, death, and misfortune, which they can cause and cure. The Chamba are a small group living south of the Benue River in Northern Nigeria in an area of mixed art and influences.
- Gaboa Female Figure DR Congo African Collection - People Gaboa. Dr. Bob Pearson began collecting African art later in his life. Country of Origin DR Congo. Type of Object Mask. Overall Condition Good to fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Ashanti ceremonial wood stool West Africa, Ghana - Ashanti ceremonial wood stool West Africa, Ghana.
- Senufo Standing Bull Wood Figure Côte d'Ivoire - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. People Senufo. Approximate Age Early 20th Century. Materials Wood. Height (in) 23. Overall Condition Good.
- Pair Of African Chiwara Antelope Headress Sculptures Mail Bamana Ci Wara - This is a pair of antelope figures from the Bamana people of Mali, West Africa. They are both about 29" tall and in good condition,(they show age and wear). See pics. The eyes are pegs and there is some surface incising on both figures. Not sure if the painted surface is original or not. They appear to have been carved by the same hand. Email questions.
- Geo L Trevino MCM Brass Bust African Tribal Woman Bust 6 3/8" Patina is Lovely! - Geo L Trevino MCM Brass Bust African Tribal Woman Bust 6 3/8".
- Old Tribal African Carved Kuba Ndop Seated Figure Congo African Art Mask Statue - Probably not not an authentic piece of art.
- Authentic Beni Lulua maternity figure - Authentic Beni Lulua maternity figure. Beautiful patina, heavy dense wood, 84 x 21 x 12 cm4,8 kg
- Vintage African Carved Wood Doll 14" High Free Standing Black/Gold Giiana - Handcrafted in Giiana.
- Yoruba Standing Wood Figure Nigeria 13 Inch - Yoruba art encompasses a wide range of art forms, including sculpture, mask-making, textiles, beadwork, and pottery. The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse.
- Dogon Figure Mali African Art 15 Inch - They emigrated west to northern Burkina Faso, where local histories describe them as kibsi. Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary.
- 12048AK Bronze: An Authentic African Benin Dignitary Statue Nigeria - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- RARE TIKAR TERRACOTTA VESSEL Fertility Virility Statue African Carving!! - RARE Tikar vessel made in terracotta. Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. TERRACOTTA VESSEL. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- 11793 An Authentic African Ibeji Female Statue Nigeria - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- RARE MAMBILA SCULPTURE African Carving Statue!! - MAMBILA STATUE. Nice Mambila with elongated face and classic curved belly, crack. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- RARE TERRACOTTA KOTOKO SAO SOLDIERS Chad Sudan Bedouin African Carving Statue!! - TERRACOTTA KOTOKO SOLDIERS. Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been. Brightly colored trade beads representing the classic hues of the desert tribes.
- RARE TERRACOTTA BENIN KING African Carving Statue!! - Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. TERRACOTTA BENIN. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been. Heavily adorned in full regalia and crown, chipped foot.
- RARE TERRACOTTA MAMBILA SCULPTURE African Carving Statue!! - TERRACOTTA MAMBILA. Terracotta sculpture seldom survives the ages. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been. Beautiful unique hairstyle with classic curved belly, groove under arm, missing nub, custom stand.
- 19933 An Authentic African Nkisi Protective Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- Woven Apron Mossi Burkina Faso African Art - People Mossi or Moshi. Type of Object Apron Cache Sexe. Country of Origin Burkina Faso. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Figural Staff or Post Mali African Art - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Bobo Standing Wood Female Figure Mali African Art - They number 130,000. They live in eastern Burkina Faso, and also in Mali. Their lives are regulated by a council of elders. The first man created was a blacksmith. Dwo, a son of the Wuro was responsible for helping humankind.
- Teke Standing Figure Wood Congo African Art - People Teke. Materials Wood, encrustation, fabric. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Afo Standing Female Figure Wood Nigeria African Art - Nigerian art takes you into a world, where stone, wood and glass carvings, pottery, wire works, and paintings are heavily explored. The average Nigerian sees his/her countries art as deep, distinctive, and Afrocentric.
- Attye Standing Female with Barrel Lagoon Custom Stand African Art - Having an area about the size of Germany, Côte d'Ivoire is bordered on the south by the Atlantic Ocean, on the west by Liberia and Guinea, to the north by Mali and Burkina Faso, and on the east by Ghana.
- Dogon Ladder Miniature Mali African Art - Large wooden ladders are utilitarian objects used by the Dogon and other peoples in West Africa. Most importantly they were placed against the ritual pot where resides the spirit of the family's head.The Dogon believe that this ladder is of great important because their chiefs of the family would have to climb this ladder in order to reach the ancestor world.
- Senufo Female Maternity Figure With Base Cote d'Ivoire - Soon after artists and others of the avant-garde began collecting Senufo art. People Senufo. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire, Mali. Approximate Age 20th century. Height (in) 18. Overall Condition Poor.
- Pende Dance Figure Wood Doll Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Yoruba Ere Ibeji Twin Doll Figure Nigeria African Art - The Ere Ibeji will be fed, washed, clothed and treated as though it were alive and present. Ere Ibeji are also identified with the Yoruba Thunder God Shango who is known by red beads around the waist or ankles and often by the application of blue indigo to the hair.
- Senufo Female Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Baule Spirit Spouse Female Congo African Art - People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and Cultural Values, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia, 1980). S. M. Vogel, Baule, African Art, Western Eyes.
- Fon Legba Small Hand Scepter Carving Togo - People Fon. Country of Origin Togo. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice. Width (in) 2.
- Lobi Miniature Figure Wood African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Baule Spirit Spouse Standing Female Ivory Coast African Art - People Baule. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Ghana. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Marionette Figure Horse Rider Wood Mali African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Luba Hemba Female Congo African Art - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Fang Bieri Reliquary Figure Feathers Equatorial Guinea African Art Collection - Often, the byeri reliquary held the bones of ancestors and were venerated through annual ceremonies at which they were present in the form of the sculptures. People Fang. Country of Origin Equatorial Guinea or Gabon.
- Hand-Finished King's Court "Gye Nyame" Stool (Ghana) Sz: 26x18x16 - Hand-Finished King's Court "Gye Nyame" Stool (Ghana).
- Bakongo Villi Kneeling Miniature Congo African Art JK BROWN COLLECTION - People Bakongo, Villi. From the JK Brown Collection Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. They sold at Mountain Man rendezvous and other events. Africa Direct is very proud to be the new owners of this extraordinary collection.
- African Songye Carved Wood Mask DRC - This is a fabulous Passport Songye Mask from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Songye masks are known for their distinctive exaggerated forms. Shows Natural Age and Wear.
- African Grebo Carved Wood Mask Liberia - This is a wonderful and abstract unique Grebo Passport Mask from Liberia. The masks were worn by the leaders of warfare sent to terrify the enemy. Grebo masks are characterized by an elongated nose and tubular eyes.
- African Baule Carved Wood Mask Ivory Coast - The holes on the sides of the mask help attach the mask to the face of the wearer. Shows Natural Age and Wear.
- African Grebo Carved Wood Mask Liberia - This is a wonderful and abstract unique Grebo Passport Mask from Liberia. The masks were worn by the leaders of warfare sent to terrify the enemy. Grebo masks are characterized by an elongated nose and tubular eyes.
- Dogon Ladder Carved Mid Sized Mali African Art 43 Inch - People Dogon. Guggenheim, H. “Dogon Art”. Roy, C. “The Dogon of Mali and Upper Volta”. Long use is obvious in the wear on the surface of the ladder’s front and back sides. Type of Object Ladder. Country of Origin Mali.
- African Dan Carved Wood Mask DRC - Famous for their masks, the Dan believe that spirits, known as "Du," live in the forests and manifest themselves to humans in masks and masquerades, instructing and sustaining the Dan in life. When during a dream a male was instructed by Du to dance a mask, he would commission a carver to make a mask for him.
- African Dan Carved Wood Bird Mask DRC - This is a beautiful Dan Bird Beak Mask from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Famous for their masks, the Dan believe that spirits, known as "Du," live in the forests and manifest themselves to humans in masks and masquerades, instructing and sustaining the Dan in life.
- African Dan Carved Wood Mask DRC - Famous for their masks, the Dan believe that spirits, known as "Du," live in the forests and manifest themselves to humans in masks and masquerades, instructing and sustaining the Dan in life. When during a dream a male was instructed by Du to dance a mask, he would commission a carver to make a mask for him.
- African Baule Mask Ivory Coast - The holes on the sides of the mask help attach the mask to the face of the wearer. This unique mask would be a wonderful addition to your collection. Shows age and Natural Wear.
- African Grebo Carved Wood Mask Liberia - This is a wonderful and abstract unique Grebo Passport Mask from Liberia. The masks were worn by the leaders of warfare sent to terrify the enemy. Grebo masks are characterized by an elongated nose and tubular eyes.
- Black Walnut hand carved primitive man face 8" tall - I don't know if this is antique, but it is older. Face is very smooth.
- African Dan Carved Wood Bird Mask DRC - This is a beautiful Dan Bird Beak Mask from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Famous for their masks, the Dan believe that spirits, known as "Du," live in the forests and manifest themselves to humans in masks and masquerades, instructing and sustaining the Dan in life.
- African Baule Mask Ivory Coast - The holes on the sides of the mask help attach the mask to the face of the wearer. This unique mask would be a wonderful addition to your collection. Shows age and Natural Wear.
- African Dan Carved Wood Mask DRC - Famous for their masks, the Dan believe that spirits, known as "Du," live in the forests and manifest themselves to humans in masks and masquerades, instructing and sustaining the Dan in life. When during a dream a male was instructed by Du to dance a mask, he would commission a carver to make a mask for him.
- African Songye Carved Wood Mask DRC - This is a fabulous Passport Songye Mask from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Songye masks are known for their distinctive exaggerated forms. Shows Natural Age and Wear.
- African Songye Carved Wood Mask DRC - This is a fabulous Passport Songye Mask from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Songye masks are known for their distinctive exaggerated forms. Shows Natural Age and Wear.
- African Songye Carved Wood Mask DRC - This is a fabulous Passport Songye Mask from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Songye masks are known for their distinctive exaggerated forms. Shows Natural Age and Wear.
- African Songye Carved Wood Mask DRC - This is a fabulous Passport Songye Mask from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Songye masks are known for their distinctive exaggerated forms. Shows Natural Age and Wear.
- Nyamwezi Male Beaded Figure Tanzania African Art - The Nyamwezi are known for their carving that is at best roughly executed and relatively sparsely described in the literature of East African art. Among the Nyamwezi powerful forces known as ‘. People Nyamwezi.
- Nyamwezi Beaded Doll Wood Tanzania Custom Stand African Art - The Nyamwezi are known for their carving that is at best roughly executed and relatively sparsely described in the literature of East African art. Among the Nyamwezi powerful forces known as ‘. People Nyamwezi.
- 230405 - African Baule figure - Iv. Coast. - The Baule people is one of the largest ethnic group in the Côte d'Ivoire. They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
- 230404 - African Baule figure - Iv. Coast. - The Baule people is one of the largest ethnic group in the Côte d'Ivoire. They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
- Bamana Figural Post Mali 29 Inch - The genesis of the Bamana as a definable culture can be traced back to the 17th century, though archaeological evidence hints that they could be much older. The zenith of Bamana culture occured during the late 18th century during the reign of N'golo Diara, who conquered the Peul tribe and occupied the important cities of Timbuktu and Djenne.
- Baule Colon Male Figure - Baule People. These statues were not originally conceived for market, but rather for indigenous use.
- Baule Blolo Bian Figure ~ Female Nude ~ Spirit Spouse - The anatomy and decorations of this female example epitomize the Baule ideal of human beauty. Baule People.
- Yoruba Twin Figure ~ Ibeji ~ Nigeria - For the Yoruba, twins share an indivisible soul. If one of the twins dies, the balance is disturbed and the surviving twin is at risk. About Ibeji.
- Chamba Abstract Wooden Figure Nigeria African Art - Jem practices are directed to the life issues of disease, death, and misfortune, which they can cause and cure. People Chamba. Sieber, Roy. Sculpture of Northern Nigeria, 1961. Country of Origin Nigeria.
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- African Grebo Carved Wood Mask Liberia - This is a wonderful and abstract unique Grebo Passport Mask from Liberia. The masks were worn by the leaders of warfare sent to terrify the enemy. Grebo masks are characterized by an elongated nose and tubular eyes.
- African Nail Fetish Songye Tribe DRC - Fetishes gained power and were effective because people believed in them.
- African Nail Fetish Songye Tribe DRC - Fetishes gained. power and were effective because people believed in them.
- African Dan Burnished Wood Mask Liberia - Famous for their masks, the Dan believe that spirits, known as "Du," live in the forests and manifest themselves to humans in masks and masquerades, instructing and sustaining the Dan in life. When during a dream a male was instructed by Du to dance a mask, he would commission a carver to make a mask for him.
- African Dan Burnished Wood Mask Liberia - Famous for their masks, the Dan believe that spirits, known as "Du," live in the forests and manifest themselves to humans in masks and masquerades, instructing and sustaining the Dan in life. When during a dream a male was instructed by Du to dance a mask, he would commission a carver to make a mask for him.
- African Dan Burnished Wood Mask Liberia - Famous for their masks, the Dan believe that spirits, known as "Du," live in the forests and manifest themselves to humans in masks and masquerades, instructing and sustaining the Dan in life. When during a dream a male was instructed by Du to dance a mask, he would commission a carver to make a mask for him.
- African Dan Burnished Wood Mask Liberia - Famous for their masks, the Dan believe that spirits, known as "Du," live in the forests and manifest themselves to humans in masks and masquerades, instructing and sustaining the Dan in life. When during a dream a male was instructed by Du to dance a mask, he would commission a carver to make a mask for him.
- African Carved Ebony Walking Stick Tanzania - This Wonderful Walking Stick from the African Gogo Tribe from Tanzania. The Ebony walking stick is carved from the Ebony Tree "Mapingo" using adzes and hammer and chisel. Made by Gogo artisans living in small villages near Dodoma Tanzania. A wonderful to add to your home or collection.Shows Natural Age and Wear3 Inches Long1.5 Inches Wide1.5 Inches Deep AT BACARA WE STAND BEHIND ALL OF OUR MERCHANDISE. FULL MONEY BACK GUARANTEE WILL BE PROVIDED FOR DISSATISFIED CUSTOMERS. YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR MAIN GOAL, AND WE THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING AT BACARA. Q808
- African Carved Ebony Walking Stick Tanzania - This Wonderful Walking Stick from the African Gogo Tribe from Tanzania. The Ebony walking stick is carved from the Ebony Tree "Mapingo" using adzes and hammer and chisel. Made by Gogo artisans living in small villages near Dodoma Tanzania. A wonderful to add to your home or collection.Shows Natural Age and Wear34.5 Inches Long1.5 Inches Wide1.5 Inches Deep AT BACARA WE STAND BEHIND ALL OF OUR MERCHANDISE. FULL MONEY BACK GUARANTEE WILL BE PROVIDED FOR DISSATISFIED CUSTOMERS. YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR MAIN GOAL, AND WE THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING AT BACARA. Q808
- African Carved Ebony Walking Stick Tanzania - This Wonderful Walking Stick from the African Gogo Tribe from Tanzania. The Ebony walking stick is carved from the Ebony Tree "Mapingo" using adzes and hammer and chisel. Made by Gogo artisans living in small villages near Dodoma Tanzania. A wonderful to add to your home or collection.Shows Natural Age and Wear30 1/4 Inches Long1.5 Inches Wide1.5 Inches Deep AT BACARA WE STAND BEHIND ALL OF OUR MERCHANDISE. FULL MONEY BACK GUARANTEE WILL BE PROVIDED FOR DISSATISFIED CUSTOMERS. YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR MAIN GOAL, AND WE THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING AT BACARA. Q808
- Makonde Standing Figure Carved Dark Wood Tanzania African Art - They live in small, matrilinear villages with each small group of villages being led by a chief and his council. They migrated north from inland savannahs many years ago and brought with them a dymamic and powerful artistic tradition that is now recognized around the world.
- Senufo Seated Male Power Figural Sculpture Cote D'Ivoire - The children are compared to the Poro initiates. And Kan Tyeleo has the ultimate role to "spiritually" nourish the initiates and also protect the community. Kan Tyeleo is also a guarantor of the community unit.
- Fon Legba Phallic Carving Togo - People Fon. Country of Origin Togo. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice.
- Lualua Lwalwa Talking Stick With Figure Congo African Art - People Lwalwa, Lualua. The sculptors who make them are still revered however, as historic artforms remain a socially important link to ancestors and the history of the group. The tradition is passed down from father to son.
- Dan Standing Beaded Female Figure Liberia - The 350,000 Dan live mostly in the western part of the Côte d’Ivoire and into Liberia, where the land is forested in the south and bordered by a savannah in the north. They make their living from farming cocoa, coffee, rice and manioc.
- Mambila Wood Sword Figure Cameroon African Art - Descendants of the Bantu have expanded across Africa to the eastern coast and south to the Cape in the years since that split occurred. The Mambila themselves moved slightly southwards as a result of Fulani pressure from the North in the 17th and 18th centuries.
- Yaka Standing Male Miniature Congo African Art - Their neighbors are the the Kongo, Teke, Zombo, Nkanu, Suku,Pindi, Mbala, Hugann, Holo,Chokwe, and so forth. They have a highly developed artistic sense---and they instill beauty and drama in even mundane objects.
- Vintage ASHANTI AKUABA FERTILITY DOLL Hand Carved Wood Ghana
- Vintage Baule Catapult SlingShot Hand Carved Wood African Art Hunt Ivory Coast - Vintage Baule Catapult SlingShot Hand Carved Wood African Art Hunt Made in Ivory Coast. Unique item Great for Collection or Display See you
- Kissi Stone Sculpture. Sierra Leone. - Kissi stone figure. Sculpture stands approximately 9" in height. Some chips. See numerous pictures.
- Vintage Carved Wood Male Figure from Nigeria - circa 1960s
- Lobi Figure Miniature Wood African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Luba Female Wood Figure Congo - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. People Luba.
- Bamana Mother and Child Maternity Mali African Art - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Fairto poor. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Baule Spirit Spouse Female on Base Congo African Art - People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and Cultural Values, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia, 1980). S. M. Vogel, Baule, African Art, Western Eyes.
- A Large Tribally Used Dogon Figure - Southern Bandiagara Plateau, Mali - Heavy, hard wood with trace of ritual use and remnants of sacrifications. 69,5 high (27.36"); grams 3.158,0 (6.96 lb).
- African Woman Bust Statue Wooden Hand Carved - Signed by Artist CLAUDY
- Bozo Female Yellow Figural Bust Wood Mali African Art - One of these is Jenaama, the language of the Sorogoye Bozo people. The Bozo tribes live mostly in the Mopti region in the interior delta but also live in other parts of Mali and other West-African countries where there are rivers and dams.
- Janus Ekoi Ejagham Head With Horns Nigeria African Art - Crest masks such as this one were worn on the top of the head attached to a basketry cap. This is a classic well-used mask that would add a bold presence to a collection. People Ejagham (Ekoi). Materials Wood, leather, fibers, bone.
- Igala Idoma Janus Female Figure Nigeria African Art - To complicate the matter the Igala also share several artistic traditions with their neighbors the Basa-Nge, Isoko, and Idoma, northern Igbo, and a number of people living along the lower Niger. People Igala or Idoma.
- Senufo Red Standing Figure Sculpture Cote d'Ivoire - The shape and detailing of the body, shoulders, hairstyle, facial, and body markings identified this piece with the classic Senufo styles of sculpture. Soon after artists and others of the avant-garde began collecting Senufo art.
- Kongo Magic Eyes Figure Wood Congo African Art - Kongo leaders were targeted for conversion by Christian missionaries, and often divisions between followers of Christianity and followers of the traditional religions resulted. In 1526 the Portuguese were expelled, but the Kongo peoples were then invaded by the Jagas in 1568, and the Kongo were forced to look to the Portuguese for help.
- Yoruba Ibeji Female Nigeria African Art Miniature - The Ere Ibeji will be fed, washed, clothed and treated as though it were alive and present. Ere Ibeji are also identified with the Yoruba Thunder God Shango who is known by red beads around the waist or ankles and often by the application of blue indigo to the hair.
- Dogon Female Figure Miniature Mali African Art - They fled from the Mossi into southern Mali during the 15th century, settling on a breathtaking but remote plateau, known as the Bandiagara Cliffs. Dogon beliefs and mythology are so complex that it takes a "griot" up to a week to recite them.
- Senufo Standing Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Nyamwezi Beaded Doll Wood on Custom Base Tanzania - The Nyamwezi are known for their carving that is at best roughly executed and relatively sparsely described in the literature of East African art. Among the Nyamwezi powerful forces known as ‘. People Nyamwezi.
- Lobi Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Songye Katatora Divination Oracle Congo African Art - People Songye. Similar to other divination objects, the oracle was believed to be a receptacle of spiritual energy and endowed with secret powers. The small head that surmounts the ring has features quite typical of the Songye.
- Makonde Rhino Staff Post Wood Tanzania African Art - Immigration from Mozambique to Tanzania has resulted in a blurring of ethnic identities and a sharing of certain ideas. The coastal location of the Makonde, however, indicates that they were involved with Swahili slave traders for centuries.
- Nyamwezi Mwana Hiti Standing Female Tanzania African Art - Depending on the context, the mwana hiti carried sacred, status, magical, or religious properties founded on the authority of the ancestors. People Nyamwezi. They are almost exclusively used by female initiates during seclusion and coming out ceremonies.
- Two-Face Lobi Figure African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Yanda Protective Figure Azande People African Art - The Zande (Azande) people populate a vast area stretching across the north of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Central African Republic and South central Africa. They developed a kingdom based on a royal clan, the Vungara, and absorbed foreign populations through their well-organized army that conquered new territories, making them a heterogeneous group.
- Bakongo Villi Seated Figure With Child Wood Congo African Art Collection - People Bakongo, Villi. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Approximate Age Early 20th Century. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Luba Standing Figure Stool Female Wood Congo Custom Stand African Art - The Luba excel at the veneration of feminine beauty and motherhood, and much of their skillfully crafted artworks, like this exquisite headrest, reflect this ideal. At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika.
- Teke Standing Figure Wood Congo African Art - People Teke. Materials Wood, encrustation, rope. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Baule Mbra Monkey Figure Cote d'Ivoire - The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. Three hundred years ago the Baule people migrated westward from Ghana when the Asante rose to power. The tale of how they broke away from the Asante has been preserved in their oral traditions.
- Bamana Female Figure Jonyele Custom Stand Mali African Art - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Fang Reliquary Head Custom Base Gabon African Art - Byeri reliquary held the bones of ancestors and were venerated through annual ceremonies at which they were present in the form of the sculptures. Photographed as early as 1907 (Tessmann 1913/1972, vol. ).
- Fon Wood King Carving Benin African Art - People Fon. By the 1800s Benin was no longer strong or united. By the 1400s they had created a wealthy kingdom with a powerful ruler, known as the Oba. The Obas lived in beautiful palaces decorated with shining brass.
- Dan Seated Female Maternity Figure With Child Liberia African Art - Country of Origin Liberia or Ivory Coast. Oral traditions describe the Dan society of the 19th century as lacking any central governing power. People Dan. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Pare Mummy Figure Leather Shells Tanzania African Art - People Pare. Tanzanian tribal art is less researched and published than Western and Central art. There are still superb pieces coming out of rural areas. The best resource on Tanzanian art is Marc Felix's MWANA Hiti.
- Hemba Male Maternity Congo African Art - The female spirit taking care of her lineage. It is through woman that the ancestor reveals himself anew in the child. Type of Object Maternity Child carving. They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa.
- Bangwa Royal Ancestor Figure Cameroon African Art - The Bangwa were only officially separated from the Bamileke during colonial administration during the early 20th century. People Bangwa. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Baule Female Spirit Spouse Miniature Figure Ivory Coast - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Ghana. Approximate Age Mid 20th century. Overall Condition Good.
- Yoruba Wood Headpiece Nigeria - Yoruba art encompasses a wide range of art forms, including sculpture, mask-making, textiles, beadwork, and pottery. The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse.
- Punu Standing Female Figure Custom Base Gabon African Art - She stands with knees bent and hands resting on her pregnant belly. This particular carving likely represents an ancestor or spirit to the carver. Fitted with a fine custom base made of finished wood.
- Punu Standing Female Gabon African Art - Little is known about their history or way of life. They do appear to have connections to the Fang and Kota in their religious and ancestral rituals. The Punu are known for their maiden spirit masks with white face used in the context of the Mukuji society.
- Hemba Memorial Male Custom Stand Congo African Art - Hemba number around 80,000 and live on the right bank of the Lualaba River west of Lake Tanganyika. They have been heavily influenced by their neighbors to the south, the Luba. It is only in the last quarter century that their art has been identified as distinct from that of the Luba.
- Lobi Bateba (Thil) Shrine Figure Miniature African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Chokwe Seated Female Ancestor Figure Angola 34 Inch - The most prominent of these peoples are the Chokwe but also includes the Ovimbundu, Lunda, Lwena, Luvala, Minungu, Mbwela, Songo and Imbangala. People Chokwe. THe hairstyle, body jewelry, and pose are all consistent with known Chokwe features.
- Baule Spirit Spouse Female Miniature on Base Congo African 16 Inch - People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and Cultural Values, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia, 1980). S. M. Vogel, Baule, African Art, Western Eyes.
- Senufo Figural Wine Ladle Custom Stand Côte D'ivoire African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. People Senufo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Pende Talking Stick Five Heads Congo African Art - They showcase the skill and creativity of Pende artisans and serve as a reminder of the importance of preserving cultural traditions and practices. The Pende tribe is a Bantu-speaking people who reside in the southeastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Tabwa Cooking Stick Post Congo African Art - Other statuettes were used for divination. In the north of Tabwa country, the diviner was also a sculptor; consulted after a dream, he would create a new statue. On the whole surface of the body, a recurrent motif consists of twinned isosceles triangles, the two bases of which symbolize the duality of life.
- Fang Reliquary Head Gabon African Art Collection - Byeri reliquary held the bones of ancestors and were venerated through annual ceremonies at which they were present in the form of the sculptures. Photographed as early as 1907 (Tessmann 1913/1972, vol. ).
- Bakongo Janus Figure Miniature Congo African Art - People Bakongo (Kongo). He sits legs folded, with a cup in one hand and a staff(?). in the other. Country of Origin Democractic Republic of Congo, Angola. E. M. Maurer and Niangi, B.: Spirits Embodied: Art of the Congo.
- Yaka Congo Miniature Figure - Their neighbors are the the Kongo, Teke, Zombo, Nkanu, Suku,Pindi, Mbala, Hugann, Holo,Chokwe, and so forth. They have a highly developed artistic sense---and they instill beauty and drama in even mundane objects.
- Yaka Janus Wood Figure Congo - Their neighbors are the the Kongo, Teke, Zombo, Nkanu, Suku,Pindi, Mbala, Hugann, Holo,Chokwe, and so forth. They have a highly developed artistic sense---and they instill beauty and drama in even mundane objects.
- Fon Legba Phallic Carving Togo African Art - People Fon. Country of Origin Togo. Depth (in) 39. Width (in) 1.5.
- Yoruba Ere Ibeji Twin Figure Doll Female African Art - The Ere Ibeji will be fed, washed, clothed and treated as though it were alive and present. Ere Ibeji are also identified with the Yoruba Thunder God Shango who is known by red beads around the waist or ankles and often by the application of blue indigo to the hair.
- Luba Katatora Divination Carving Congo African Art - Among the core Luba divination is known as Kashekesheke but is also identified among their Songye neighbors as Katatora. This sculpture would be held by the diviner and the patient who would rub it on the board or possibly on a mat or even on the ground.
- Chokwe Seated Male with Cup Figure Angola African Art 20 Inch - The most prominent of these peoples are the Chokwe but also includes the Ovimbundu, Lunda, Lwena, Luvala, Minungu, Mbwela, Songo and Imbangala. People Chokwe. The right hand is carved to hold a tool or weapon.
- Bassa Seated Female Figure on Custom Base Liberia - The Bassa have several female and male societies, including chu-den-zo, to whom gela (geh-naw). The Bassa are relatives of the Dan, who live to their northeast, mostly in Cote d'Ivoire. They have absorbed much from Dan culture, including the usage and appearance of their arts.
- Baule Blolo Bian Spirit Spouse Miniature Seated Female Figure Cote d'Ivoire - The legs are well carved and stand on its own carved bade; the stance of slightly bent knees is consistent with Baule aesthetic standards showing the body in all of its quiet masculinity and sensual promise.
- Chokwe Chibinda Ilunga Figure Holding Staff and Pipe African - Long and complex story with love, sex, violence, and a lot of unhappy brothers who left. People Chokwe, Chockwe. Manuel Jordan et al., 1998, CHOKWE! Approximate Age 20th century.
- Songye Nkishi Power Figure Congo African Art 20 Inch - These individuals of great spiritual strength and inductive abilities use the rituals, secret formulae and sculptures to heal and prevent the activities of malevolent forces. The facial features are carved in classic a Songye style of cubist proportions and strong lines.
- Senufo Standing Female Wood Figure Côte d'Ivoire - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. The angular jaw and exagerated hairstyle are the hallmarks of the Senufo form. People Senufo.
- Minitaure Dogon Ladder Mali - A ladder from Dogon people of Mali. Large wooden ladders are utilitarian objects used by the Dogon and other peoples in West Africa. Most importantly they were placed against the ritual pot where resides the spirit of the family's head.The Dogon believe that this ladder is of great important because their chiefs of the family would have to climb this ladder in order to reach the ancestor world.
- Tetela Miniature Figure Congo African Art on Base - Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Ghana African Tribal Wood Carving Sculpture Open Mouth Mask metal mixed media - Ghana African Tribal Wood Carving Sculpture Open Mouth Mask Pier One Home Decor. Item is in very good condition. I do have a second one that I’ll be listing. It’s very similar and can hang on the same wall together.
- Authentic original vintage 26.5" African Tribal Bakongo fertility statue figure - Authentic original vintage African Tribal Bakongo nail fettish fertillity statue art carving. Made in the congo. Stands 26.5" tall and 7.5" wide and 7" deep. Also checkout my other original African art from Cameroon and the Congo. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
- Moba Standing Figure Wood togo African Art - The Moba are known for their hunting and fishing skills. People Moba. These can be made from wood or iron. Country of Origin Togo. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Nyamwezi Figure Pot Lid Wood Tanzania African Art Collection - Ceramics have been an important part of Nyamwezi culture for centuries, and the lids are used to cover food and water storage vessels. The lids not only help to preserve the contents of the pot, but they also serve as a symbol of prestige and status.
- Senufo Miniature Pounder Figure Côte D'ivoire African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. The angular jaw and exagerated hairstyle are the hallmarks of the Senufo form. People Senufo.
- Yoruba Ibeji Female Figure Indigo Nigeria African Art - The Ere Ibeji will be fed, washed, clothed and treated as though it were alive and present. Ere Ibeji are also identified with the Yoruba Thunder God Shango who is known by red beads around the waist or ankles and often by the application of blue indigo to the hair.
- Bambara Mali Figural Sculpture - People Bambara. Country of Origin Mali. For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice.
- Bulu Gorilla Figure Metal Wood Cameroon African Art - People Bulu. The simian sculptures of the equatorial forests of West Africa have intrigued scholars and attracted collectors for years. The animals have long been feared throughout their range, though there is scant evidence of attacks on humans.
- Kongo Figure Wood Congo African Art - Kongo leaders were targeted for conversion by Christian missionaries, and often divisions between followers of Christianity and followers of the traditional religions resulted. In 1526 the Portuguese were expelled, but the Kongo peoples were then invaded by the Jagas in 1568, and the Kongo were forced to look to the Portuguese for help.
- BAMILEKE Helm Mask 39 cm Cameroon African Art - This mask was worn, not in front of the face, but placed on the skull. this mask is covered with hundreds of multicolored pearls which marry the underlying forms covered with raffia. Mixture of palm oil and "padouk" wood, blood red wood.
- Beaded Bamileke terracotta head 29 cm Cameroon African Art - The terracotta form is covered with thousands of multicolored beads. These prestigious objects embodying the sovereigns were placed on royal altars for ceremonial use. His funeral was a joyous celebration.
- Reliquary guardian Kota Wumbu 48 cm Gabon African Art - The Kota arrived during the "Bantu" migrations. Plating of brass and bronze on the wooden support. Certain bones of the great characters were kept in cylindrical bark baskets. These carvings acting as guardians of relics numbered "ngulu".
- Dogon Miniature Female Figure African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Lega Divination Figure Standing Bwami Society Congo African Art - Initiates earn the privilege to wear and display masks which might be worn on their arms or faces or simply exposed on racks or on the ground. "ART OF AFRICA" by Kerchache et al. Biebuyck, D. "Lega Culture: Art, Initiation, and Moral Philosophy among a Central African People.".
- Lobi Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Fulani Wood Bowl African Art - The Fulani are a nomadic peoples who have been influential in regional politics, economics, and histories throughout western Africa for over a thousand years. They were also responsible for introducing and spreading Islam throughout much of western Africa.
- Tabwa Female Figure Congo Miniature Custom Base African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Azande Zande Figure Yanda Congo African Art - People Azande / Zande. E.E. Evans-Pritchard, Witchcraft Oracles and Magic Among The Azande, 1937, 1950, 1959, Oxford at the Clarendon Press. Zande sculpture was also thought to be related to that of their neighbors the Ngbaka and the Ngbande.
- Luba Beaded Container Wood Congo African Art - They continued to flourish as a major regional power until late in the 19th century.Though no longer a powerful kingdom, Luba art continues to enchant and inspire art lovers around the globe. People Luba.
- Lobi Miniature Carving Wood African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Baule Maternity Figure Miniature Custom Stand African Art - The Baule people is one of the largest ethnic group in the Côte d'Ivoire. They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
- Old Tribal BAKONGO Statuette C Magical Fetish - Belgian Congo - early 1900 - (Amazing Old Male Fetish from the KONGO BAKONGO People. Belgian CONGO - early 1900. 6.3 / 5.1 in.). weight : 100 grs ;.
- Antique BAKONGO NTADI Funeral (C) Male Figure - Belgian CONGO - 1800 or earlier - Belgian Congo - stone - age : 1800 or earlier. - provenance : Belgian family collection, transmitted by inheritance.
- Old BAKONGO NTADI Miniature Funeral (A) Stone Figure - Belgian CONGO - Belgian Congo - stone - age : unknown. - provenance : my family collection of ethnographic antiques from Congo.
- Old BAKONGO NTADI Funeral (H) Figure of a Maternity - Belgian CONGO - 1800 - Belgian Congo - 1800. - provenance : Belgian family collection, Paters van Mill Hill (1880-1914) ; transmitted by inheritance.
- Antique LEGA Maternity Statue - Belgian CONGO - late 1800 or early 1900 - Rare Wayinda Maternity Statue from the LEGA people of Belgian Congo. - provenance : my family collection of ethnographic antiques from Congo.
- Old LEGA Male Kneeling Statue - Belgian CONGO - early 1900 - Weight : 585 grs ;.
- Bakongo Villi Kneeling Figure With Child Miniature Wood Congo African Art - People Bakongo, Villi. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Anyi Attye Seated Maternity Figure With Children Cote d'Ivoire - People Anyi or Attye. Anyi, also spelled Agni, African people who inhabit the tropical forest of eastern Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana and speak a language of the Kwa branch of the Niger-Congo language family.
- Hemba Chief Figure Memorial African Art - The veneration of ancestors is vital to the social lives of the Hemba, and they excel in the creation of male statues known as singiti. These sacred statues are housed in their own special huts, and carefully guarded by chiefs and elders.
- Luba Hemba Maternity Congo African Art - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Senufo Figural Wine Ladle Custom Stand Côte D'ivoire African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. People Senufo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Lega Abstract Figure Carving Congo African Art - People Lega. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th Century.
- Luba Bowl Bearer Wood Figure Congo On Custom Stand - People Luba. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Materials Wood. Approximate Age Mid 20th Century. Overall Condition Fair to Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Nupe Hand Carved Bellows OLD Nigeria African Art - People Nupe. Country of Origin Nigeria. Its primary role is to regulate community life with regards to social and judicial matters, and mainly it applies itself to the neutralization of evil forces. To this end, officiates of.
- Senufo Female Miniature Wood Figure Côte d'Ivoire - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. The angular jaw and exagerated hairstyle are the hallmarks of the Senufo form. People Senufo.
- Dan Female Wood Figure On Custom Base Liberia - They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. It depicts a standingfemale with arms at her side.
- Dogon Standing Male Mask Mali African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Yoruba Divination Plate Wood Nigeria - The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse. The Fulani invasion pushed many Yoruba to the south where the towns of Ibadan and Abeokuta were founded.
- Bamana Antelope Chi Wara Headcrest Pair with Custom Bases Mali - Knowledge of agriculture practices is transmitted from generation to generation through the Ci-wara (or Chiwara, Tyi Wara) society. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. The masquerade ceremonies occur during planting and harvesting seasons in the fields and the village palace.
- Songye Figure Miniature Congo African Art - They have a long history of migration and cultural interchange, especially with the Luba from whom they are said to have originated. People Songye. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good.
- Kusu Standing Figure Wood Congo Custom Base African Art - People Kusu. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Azande Standing Figure Congo African Art - Little is known of their history prior to this period. People Azande, zande. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Tabwa Standing Male Figure Wood Congo African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Maurer E.M., A.F. Roberts, TABWA THE RISING OF NEW MOON, 1985. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Maasai Father And Son Carving Wood Figure Kenya African Art - These gatherings are among the ways the Maasai preserve their social fabric and continue the traditional culture in the face of external pressures and societal evolution. People Maasai. For the Maasai, important rites of passage in life are marked by ceremonies filled with song and dance.
- Bakongo Villi Standing Miniature Figure Wood Congo African Art - People Bakongo, Villi. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Pende Seated Male Wood Figure Congo - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Mambila Guardian Male Figure Tadep Cameroon on Custom Base - This is a protective ancestor known as a "Tadep" and served for the Mambila focal point of ritual activity associated with the ancestor cult. People Mambila. They are primarily agriculturalists whose lives are directed by the seasons and the bounty of their fields.
- Lega Abstract Figure Carving Congo African Art - People Lega. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th Century.
- Kongo Maternity Figure Wood on Base Congo African Art - Kongo leaders were targeted for conversion by Christian missionaries, and often divisions between followers of Christianity and followers of the traditional religions resulted. In 1526 the Portuguese were expelled, but the Kongo peoples were then invaded by the Jagas in 1568, and the Kongo were forced to look to the Portuguese for help.
- Fang Byeri Reliquary Figure Wood Gabon African Art - Fernandez, J. 'La statuaire Fang-Gabon', African Arts, 8, No.1, (1974). Fernandez, J. W. and R. L. 'Fang Reliquary Art: Its Quantities and Qualities.'. Cahiers d'etudes africaines, 15, No. 5. Perrois, L. Statuaire fang, Paris.
- Bassa Seated Female Wood Figure on Custom Base Liberia - The Bassa people are a West African ethnic group primarily native to Liberia. They form a majority or a significant minority in Liberia’s Grand Bassa, Rivercess, Margibi and Montserrado counties. In Liberia’s capital of Monrovia, they are the largest ethnic group.
- Mangbetu Standing Female Figure Wood Congo African Art - As they moved southward they encountered Bantu migrations moving northward. This area had been occupied by the Mbuti. When the Belgians arrived they expelled the slavers. People Mangbetu. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Dogon Ancestor Figure Wood Nommo Mali African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Temne Standing Wood Figure Sierra Leone - People Temne. Type of Object Carving. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dan Spoon Figural Ceremonial Liberia African Art - Type of Object Carved ceremonial spoon. They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. Her face and ears are well carved and shown in detail.
- Yombe Kneeling Figure Gabon African Art - People Yombe. The Senufo are a huge tribe numbering over 1,000,000 and they live primarily in Cote d'Ivoire. They are well-known for the high quality of their sculpture and this mask is an excellent example of their expertise.
- Giriama Funerary Memorial Post African Art 79 Inches - People Giriama or Giryama. Height (in) 79. 1999, pp.144-145. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice.
- Bamana Figural Post Mali African Art 38 Inch - The genesis of the Bamana as a definable culture can be traced back to the 17th century, though archaeological evidence hints that they could be much older. The zenith of Bamana culture occurred during the late 18th century during the reign of N'golo Diara, who conquered the Peul tribe and occupied the important cities of Timbuktu and Djenne.
- Sukuma Pregnant Female Wood Figure Tanzania on Custom Base - People Sukuma. An excellent carving from Tanzania; we are unsure the people who produced this piece. The pregnant woman form is common in Sukuma art, but the characteristics are varied in this statue.
- 20664 An Authentic African Nkisi Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN TWO BIRDS ON A STAND, GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 14.6g - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN FERTILITY PENDANT GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 13.4g No56 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- Dan Large Standing Spoon Ceremonial Wood African Art - They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. Her face and ears are well carved and shown in detail.
- Senufo Dance Wand Cote d'Ivoire Africa Art 26 Inch - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and across the border into Mali. People Senufo. A skillfully-crafted example of one of the most famous of West African sculptures. For similar pieces see Jacques Kerchache, ART OF AFRICA, figs 318-320.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 41.8g No55 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 39.8g No54 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 17.8g No53 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 25.2g No52 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 27g. No51 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- Fante Male and Female Wood Figure African Art - People Fante. The Asante confederacy was dissolved by the British in 1900 and colonized in 1901. Approximate Age Mid 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Lega Abstract Standing Figure Carving Congo African Art Collection - People Lega. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th Century.
- Baule Male Blolo Bian Spirit Spouse Custom Stand African Art - Baule people believe that people are born into the world already married. This spirit spouse has great influence, for good and evil, over life on earth. After earthly marriage, one night of the week is kept for sleeping with the spirit spouse, and earthly spouses may not sleep together.
- Yoruba Ibeji Miniature Figure Wood Nigeria African Art - The carving of the Ere Ibeji is commissioned under the guidance of an Ifa diviner, a Babalowo, whom the parents consult in selecting the particular artist who will do the work. The sculpture itself represents a deceased infant but is carved with the features and attributes of an adult.
- Moba Shrine Figure Togo Custom Base African Art - People Moba. Country of Origin Togo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- ANTIQUE AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN FACE RING GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 12g. No47 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN STYLIZED CROCODILE GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 15g N46 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- ANTIQUE AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN FROG GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 13.8g No45 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 33.8g No44 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 42g No43 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 43g No42 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 27g No41 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- 20639 An Authentic African Fang Statue Gabon - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 20661 An Authentic African Bamun Statue Cameroon - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 21026 An Authentic African Ekoi Head Statue Nigeria - Make Supersized seem small.
- 18522 African Authentic Yoruba Twin Statue Nigeria - Authentic African Yoruba Twin Statue Nigeria. Size: 25cm.
- 19935 An Authentic African Nkisi Protective Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 19894 An Authentic African Kota Hoe Statue Gabon - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- Senufo Figure on Mask Ivory Coast - Senufo people live in Côte d’Ivoire(Ivory Coast) and southeastern Mali. They speak at least four distinct languages (Palaka, Dyimini, and Senari in Côte d’Ivoire and Suppire in Mali), which belong to the Gur branch of the Niger-Congo language family.
- Bakongo Villi Fetish Miniature Wood African Art - People Bakongo (Kongo). Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Depth (in) 8.5.
- 19948 An Authentic African Fang Statue Gabon - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 19838 An Authentic African Punu Fertility Statue Gabon - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 13417 Large African Authentic Igbo Statue Nigeria - Large Authentic African Igbo Statue Nigeria. Size: 82cm.
- 13408 Large African Authentic Ikenga Statue Nigeria - Large Authentic African Ikenga Statue Nigeria. Size: 97cm.
- 13415 Large African Authentic Bakongo Statue DR Congo - Large Authentic African Bakongo Statue DR Congo. Size: 98cm.
- 19877 An Authentic African Bamun Statue Cameroon - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- Bakongo tribal Fetish with nails, blades, & fiber wraps. Some paint present - Bakongo tribal Fetish with nails, blades, & fiber wraps. Some paint present. Sentry power figure. Congo. Good condition. 14” H x 7 “ W
- Hand Carved African Wood Carving Fertility Goddess - What you see in the photos is what you will be getting.
- Vintage Hand Carved Ebony Wood Kenya African Female Sculpture Figurine 14" - Vintage Hand Carved Ebony Wood Kenya African Female Sculpture Figurine 14" any other questions just ask will entertain any offers.
- Ram Carving Sculpture Wooden Rustic West RAM 14" - Wood Ram Carving Sculpture Wooden Art Decor Rustic West RAM. Approx: 7.5" Tall x 11" Long.
- Igbo Standing Fetish Figure Attached Ball Nigeria African Art - Igbo beliefs system includes a number of deities known as alusi, who represent abstract forces of nature as well as physical places such as rivers. The alusi spirits symbolize principles of good and evil as well as ancestors and culture heroes who insure the well being of the family and village.
- Baga Wooden Stool Guinea African Art - The Baga have lived in their current location since the 14th century. From the 14th to the early 20th century they were repeatedly invaded by the Nalu, Susu, Djalonke, Maninka, and the Fulbe among others.
- Luba Standing Female Wood Figure Congo - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Bakongo Vill Fetish Miniature Wood African Art - People Bakongo (Kongo). Materials Wood, glass eyes. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Width (in) 2.
- Luba Sitting Female Figure Congo African Art - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Baule Standing Female Figure Ivory Coast African Art Early 20th Century - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and CulturalValues, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia,1980).
- Bambara Chiefs Power Mali African Art - People Bambara. Complex religious, funerary, initiation, and agricultural rites have resulted in an enormous pantheon of ritual objects. A basketry, cap-like structure is attached to the bottom so that it can be worn.
- Bamana Figure Mali African Art - For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. People Bamana. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Kuba Fetish Figure Wand Scepter Wood Congo African Art Collection - In the 16th century, the Kuba peoples migrated from the distant north to their current location along the Sankuru River. When they arrived, however, they found that the Twa already lived there. The height of the Kingdom was during the mid-19th century.
- Songye Nkishi Power Figure Wood Congo African Art - Songye origins are shared with the Luba through a common mythical Songye ancestor known as Kongolo, who can be traced through lineages to the 16th century. The linguistic traditions of these neighboring peoples are intertwined as well.
- Djimini Mask With Female Figure Long Neck Abstract Do Society African Art - The Djimini Senufo of Cote d’Ivoire, numbering 175,000, are Engaged yet Unreached. They are part of the Gur people cluster within the Sub-Saharan African affinity bloc. This people group is only found in Cote d’Ivoire.
- Dogon Maternity Female Wood Figure Nommo Mali - Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary. Those Dogon who did not flee were incorporated into Mossi society and were known as the.
- Bambara Horse Rider Male Figure Wood Mali African Art - Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Punu Standing Female Figure Wood Gabon African Art - The Punu, like their relatives the Shira and Lumbo, fled the Fang and settled in the equatorial forests of southern Gabon, but little else is known about their history or way of life. People Punu. Country of Origin Gabon.
- Baga Snake Bansonyi Sculpture Guinea African Art - People Baga. Ninkinanka is involved in curing infertility and droughts, bringing prosperity, wealth, and rain. During the initiation of young boys, the serpent mask is involved in protecting boys at circumcision.
- Dogon Maternity Figure Wood Mali African Art - Dogon family dwellings, as well as their shrines and granaries, are constructed in a uniquely haunting way, leaving even the most jaded observer spellbound, in what can only be described as a magic kingdom.
- Luba Standing female Bowl Bearer Congo African Art - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Lega Abstract Figure Carving Congo African Art - People Lega. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good to fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Mumuye Lagalagana Divination Figure on Custom Stand - This is a well-carved and highly finished example of Mumuye carving that would stand well in any collection. People Mumuye. Materials Wood. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Ijo Standing Male Figure Nigeria - Country of Origin Nigeria. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Lega Divination Figure Custom Stand Congo African Art - People Lega. Type of Object Carving. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Chokwe Double Headrest Congo African Art - The most prominent of these peoples are the Chokwe but also includes the Ovimbundu, Lunda, Lwena, Luvala, Minungu, Mbwela, Songo and Imbangala. People Chokwe. Chockwe art is a royal art, devoted primarily to prestige objects produced for the court.
- Kwese Standing Figure Congo African Art - The face is distinctly Kwese, with muted features and squinting eyes. This carving displays one of the styles not often seen in African art as Kwese carving convention is not particularly well known.
- Suku Standing Male Miniature Figure Congo African Art - They extensively use masks to promote success in hunting and to venerate ancestors. People Suku. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Type of Object Mask. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Yaka Figure Upturned Nose Congo African Art - Their neighbors are the the Kongo, Teke, Zombo, Nkanu, Suku,Pindi, Mbala, Hugann, Holo,Chokwe, and so forth. They have a highly developed artistic sense---and they instill beauty and drama in even mundane objects.
- Moba Shrine Figure Togo - The Moba live in the north of Togo spreading over into the area of Burkina Faso and a few in the north of Ghana. People Moba. Country of Origin Togo. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good.
- Luguru Statue Standing Male Wood Tanzania African Art - The carving style is reminiscent of known Luguru motifs, but very little is known about Luguru art in the western world, so we cannot be sure. People Luguru. Country of Origin Tanzania. Type of Object carved statue.
- Big Rare African Kotoko People Equestrian Figure Statue Bronze Horserider Fetish - Very Rare Old African Kotoko Horseman African Sculpture. African Tribal Art Brass /Bronze Horse Riders Statue (Might Be Fetish). MY BEST DESCRIPTON IS THE PICTURES.
- African Bronze Janus Stool - African Bronze Janus Stool. An African bronze stool with figural two faced Janus motif, with different expressions on each face. Patterned surface, measures 10 3/4" L x 10 3/4" W x 14 1 2" H. *note patina - and wear with age
- 20012 An Authentic African Igbo Head Statue Nigeria - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 21476 African Authentic Igbo Female Statue Nigeria - Authentic African Igbo Female Statue Nigeria. Get images that.
- CONGO old african ancestor figure statue ancien d'afrique HEMBA afrika kongo - BELGIAN CONGO. for over 32 years in my personnal collection!
- Vintage African Tribal Art Hand Carved Wood Figure Statue 11” - Hand made in Africa.
- Ancestral Heritage Figurine Indian MIB! - Ancestral Heritage Figurine Indian. Beautiful figure very detailedShipped with USPS Priority Mail.
- Hand Carved Hemba Standing Male Warrior Figure Congo African Art - In the 1800s under the direction of Niembo and his son, Myhiya, the Hemba moved into their current location along the Congo River. The Luba unsuccessfully tried to incorporate the Southern Hemba into their growing kingdom.
- Yoruba Kneeling Figure Nigeria African Art - Their descendants preserved Yoruba traditions. Until 1960 Nigeria was a British colony and the Yoruba were British subjects. They are, in fact, not a single group, but rather a collection of diverse people bound together by a common language, history, and culture.
- Punu Door Figural Panel Wood Maiden Spirit African Art - Although not much is known about the history of the Punu, linguistic evidence suggests that they moved into their current location from an area to the north, possibly driven southward by the Kota and Fang who moved into the area just north of Punu territory in recent centuries.
- Kuba Portrait Cup Congo African Art - They are prized for their intricate carvings, unique designs, and cultural significance. People Kuba. These carvings often depict human or animal forms and are created using a variety of materials, including wood and bone.
- Mossi Wood Male Figure African Art - Ancestors are highly honored with elaborate funerals and the appearance of masked dancers with masks representing the social rank and identity of the deceased. Various spirits of the ‘bush’ recognized by the Mossi are also given form in the masks and their character proved in the dances.
- Igbo Power Figure Nigeria African Art 19th Century - Compromising one of the largest ethnic groupings in Nigeria the Igbo are well known for their sculptural tradition and vibrant masking performances. Much of their art is open to public view where the Igbo are reminded of their ancestors and of the various spirits of the Igbo pantheon of gods.
- Tabwa Congo Miniature Figure - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. See photos for details. Approximate Age 20th Century.
- Dogon Animal Carving Mali African Art - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Dogon Figural Staff or Post Mali African Art Early 20th Century - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Senufo Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Baule Standing Female Figure Ivory Coast African Art - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and CulturalValues, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia,1980).
- Chokwe Chibinda Ilunga Figure Holding Staff African - Long and complex story with love, sex, violence, and a lot of unhappy brothers who left. People Chokwe, Chockwe. Manuel Jordan et al., 1998, CHOKWE! Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bamana Female Figure Jonyele Mali African Art - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bamana Standing Female Figure with Bowl Mali African Art - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. See photos for more detail. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Standing Miniature Figure Mali African Art - People Dogon. Guggenheim, H. “Dogon Art”. Helene Leloup. Roy, C. “The Dogon of Mali and Upper Volta”. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good to Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Standing Miniature Figure Mali African Art - People Dogon. Guggenheim, H. “Dogon Art”. Helene Leloup. Roy, C. “The Dogon of Mali and Upper Volta”. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good to Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Tellem Miniature Statue Mali African Art - The Dogon, numbering around a quarter of a million, are one of most remarkable cultures in the world. Due to centuries of cultural isolation, Dogon art remains remarkably unaffected. People Dogon. Country of Origin Mali.
- Senufo Female Figure With Base Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Dogon Standing Miniature Figure Mali African Art - People Dogon. Guggenheim, H. “Dogon Art”. Helene Leloup. Roy, C. “The Dogon of Mali and Upper Volta”. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good to Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dogon Miniature Figure Mali African Art - People Dogon. Guggenheim, H. “Dogon Art”. Helene Leloup. Roy, C. “The Dogon of Mali and Upper Volta”. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good to Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bamana Female Figure Jonyele Mali African Art - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Bamana Female Figure Jonyele Mali African Art - People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age Early 20th century.
- Fang Reliquary Guardian Figure Gabon African Art - People Fang. Country of Origin Gabon. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Bamana Female Maternity Figure Mali African Art - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Large Songye Power Figure Congo African Art - They have a long history of migration and cultural interchange especially with the Luba from whom they are said to have originated. People Songye. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Dogon Tellem Statue Mali African Art 14 Inch - The Dogon, numbering around a quarter of a million, are one of most remarkable cultures in the world. Due to centuries of cultural isolation, Dogon art remains remarkably unaffected. People Dogon. Country of Origin Mali.
- Senufo Male Power Figure Wood African Art - People Senufo. Unlike their neighbors to the north they have remained relatively sheltered from intrusive cultures including the Songhai and Hausa. Although they have certainly borrowed knowledge from their neighbors, they have not had to fear constant attacks and social upheaval.
- Dogon Figural Staff or Post Mali African Art - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Senufo Seated Female Figure With Base Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Dogon Tellem Statue Mali African Art 16 Inch - The Dogon, numbering around a quarter of a million, are one of most remarkable cultures in the world. Due to centuries of cultural isolation, Dogon art remains remarkably unaffected. People Dogon. Country of Origin Mali.
- Pende Dance Figure Wood Doll Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Baule Mbra Female Monkey Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - This is the one rare occasion where an Mbra can be seen to everybody. People Baule. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Senufo Bowl Bearer Figure Wood African Art - People Senufo. Unlike their neighbors to the north they have remained relatively sheltered from intrusive cultures including the Songhai and Hausa. Although they have certainly borrowed knowledge from their neighbors, they have not had to fear constant attacks and social upheaval.
- Dogon Tellem Statue Dense Wood Mali African Art 19 Inch - The Dogon, numbering around a quarter of a million, are one of most remarkable cultures in the world. Due to centuries of cultural isolation, Dogon art remains remarkably unaffected. People Dogon. Country of Origin Mali.
- Dogon Figural Carving Mali African Art - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Dogon Flute Mali African Instrument Art - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Kongo Seated Figure Wood Congo African Art - Kongo leaders were targeted for conversion by Christian missionaries, and often divisions between followers of Christianity and followers of the traditional religions resulted. In 1526 the Portuguese were expelled, but the Kongo peoples were then invaded by the Jagas in 1568, and the Kongo were forced to look to the Portuguese for help.
- Igbo Standing Figure Nigeria - Igbo beliefs system includes a number of deities known as alusi, who represent abstract forces of nature as well as physical places such as rivers. The alusi spirits symbolize principles of good and evil as well as ancestors and culture heroes who insure the well being of the family and village.
- Baule Standing Male Wood Figure Cote d'Ivoire - The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. Three hundred years ago the Baule people migrated westward from Ghana when the Asante rose to power. The tale of how they broke away from the Asante has been preserved in their oral traditions.
- Baule Standing Figure Ivory Coast African Art - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and CulturalValues, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia,1980).
- Senufo Kneeling Figure Cote D'Ivoire African Art - The children are compared to the Poro initiates. And Kan Tyeleo has the ultimate role to "spiritually" nourish the initiates and also protect the community. Kan Tyeleo is also a guarantor of the community unit.
- Baule Standing Wood Figure - The Baule people is one of the largest ethnic group in the Côte d'Ivoire. They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
- Baule Standing Female Spirit Spouse Côte d'Ivoire African Art - People Baule. Approximate Age Mid 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Fang Seated Figure Gabon African Art - They are principally hunters but also agriculturists. Their social structure is based on a clan, a group of individuals with a common ancestor. The ensemble of Fang peoples practice a cult devoted to ancestor lineages, the bieri, whose aim is to both protect themselves from the deceased and to recruit and aid in matters of daily life.
- Senufo Rhythm Pounder Wood Figure African Art - People Senufo. Unlike their neighbors to the north they have remained relatively sheltered from intrusive cultures including the Songhai and Hausa. Although they have certainly borrowed knowledge from their neighbors, they have not had to fear constant attacks and social upheaval.
- Yoruba Female Bowl Bearer Wood Figure Nigeria - Their descendants preserved Yoruba traditions. Until 1960 Nigeria was a British colony and the Yoruba were British subjects. They are, in fact, not a single group, but rather a collection of diverse people bound together by a common language, history, and culture.
- Lobi Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Bobo Standing Wood Male Figure Burkina Faso African Art - People Bobo. They are known for their masks which are worn with elaborate outfits for celebrations. Country of Origin Burkina Faso. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Tabwa Standing Miniature Custom Base Congo African Art - The Tabwa number more than 200,000. Chiefs were not powerful and local lineage heads exercised much authority. People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Baule Maternity Figure With Child Wood African Art - The Baule people is one of the largest ethnic group in the Côte d'Ivoire. They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
- Lobi Standing Wood Figure Large Burkina Faso African Art 43 Inch - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Old Bakongo Villi Standing Fetish Figure Miniature African Art - People Bakongo (Kongo). Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age Early 20th Century.
- Yoruba Seated Hunter Figure Male Wood Nigeria Africa Art - The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse. The Fulani invasion pushed many Yoruba to the south where the towns of Ibadan and Abeokuta were founded.
- Mbole Standing Figure Tanzania Custom Base African Art - People Mbole. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Tabwa Standing Female Figure Custom Stand Congo African Art - People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Baule Maternity Wood Figure - The Baule people is one of the largest ethnic group in the Côte d'Ivoire. They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
- Yaka Figure With Child Congo Miniature African Art - Their neighbors are the the Kongo, Teke, Zombo, Nkanu, Suku,Pindi, Mbala, Hugann, Holo,Chokwe, and so forth. They have a highly developed artistic sense---and they instill beauty and drama in even mundane objects.
- Baule Standing Female Figure Cote d'Ivoire 22 Inch - People Baule. Scarification on back, belly, chest, cheeks, temples and forehead, detailed hairstyle, classic Baule female face. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. Overall Condition Good to fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Guro Spoon With Figure Wood Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Village life is regulated by a council of elders, representing each main family, and by secret societies. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. Type of Object Spoon. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Metoko Standing Figure Miniature Striations Congo African Art - Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Lobi Standing Male Figure Wood African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Lobi Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Lobi Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Bobo Antelope Staff Wood Burkina Faso African Art - People Bwa or Bobo. Country of Origin Burkina Faso. The Bwa occupy large areas of Mali and Burkina Faso, extending from the banks of the Bani River in Mali in the north almost to Diebougou and the Ghana/Burkina border in the south.
- Lobi Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Luba Seated King Wood Carving Congo Custom Base African Art - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. The female spirit taking care of her lineage.
- Lobi Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Luba Female Bowl Bearer Wood Figure with Custom Base Congo - At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika. Luba Society is still a large culture, numbering about 1,000,000, and their influence remains significant.
- Luba Standing Figure Stool Female Wood Congo Custom Stand African Art - The Luba excel at the veneration of feminine beauty and motherhood, and much of their skillfully crafted artworks, like this exquisite headrest, reflect this ideal. At the height of their expansion their empire stretched east all the way to Lake Tanganyika.
- Pende Standing Stilted Wood Figure on Custom Base Congo - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Yoruba Pair of Figures Nigeria - People Yoruba. Country of Origin Nigeria. Type of Object Sculpture. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dan Maternity Figure Child on Back Cote d'Ivoire - They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire/Liberia. People Dan.
- Chamba Mystery Piece Wood Carving Nigeria African Art - Igbo - The Igbo are an ancient people, and apparently originated within 100 miles of their current location. Here they have thrived, despite the many internal squabbles which has produced so many regional and cultural differences.
- Dan Male Standing Wood Figure With Brass Liberia - This distinctive shaping of the hands to hold an object, argues a symbolic and ritual activity. Country of Origin Liberia, Cote d'Ivoire. People Dan. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Chokwe Mother and Child Wood Figure on Custom Stand - Chokwe carvings refer to the traditional wood carvings made by the Chokwe people, who are a Bantu-speaking ethnic group mainly found in Angola, Zambia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Chokwe carvings are known for their intricate designs and are used for both decorative and functional purposes.
- Dogon Abstract Fetish Figure with Knife Mali African Art - Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary. Those Dogon who did not flee were incorporated into Mossi society and were known as the.
- Lega Abstract Figure Carving Congo African Art - People Lega. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Approximate Age 20th Century. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Yoruba Box Divination Container Wood Nigeria African Art - The empire of Oyo arose at the end of the 15th century aided by Portuguese guns. Expansion of the kingdom is associated with the acquisition of the horse. The Fulani invasion pushed many Yoruba to the south where the towns of Ibadan and Abeokuta were founded.
- Baule Seated Figure Wood Cote d'Ivoire African Art - The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. Three hundred years ago the Baule people migrated westward from Ghana when the Asante rose to power. The tale of how they broke away from the Asante has been preserved in their oral traditions.
- Attye Standing Figure Custom Stand Lagoon African Art - Having an area about the size of Germany, Côte d'Ivoire is bordered on the south by the Atlantic Ocean, on the west by Liberia and Guinea, to the north by Mali and Burkina Faso, and on the east by Ghana.
- Buyu Standing Wood Figure Congo African Art - People Buyu (Boyo, Buye). Reflecting this cultural complexity the Boyo are compromised of six distinct but related clans that share similar shapes but retain individual styles of art. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Baule Mbra Monkey Cote d'Ivoire African Art - This is the one rare occasion where an Mbra can be seen to everybody. People Baule. Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Teke Spoon With Figure Wood Congo African Art - The Teke people are the oldest of the Bantu tribes in the Republic of Congo. Like the Kongo people, the Teke are made up of people from different countries in central Africa including the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Republic of Congo, and Gabon.
- Yaka Spoon Figure Congo Miniature African Art - Their neighbors are the the Kongo, Teke, Zombo, Nkanu, Suku,Pindi, Mbala, Hugann, Holo,Chokwe, and so forth. They have a highly developed artistic sense---and they instill beauty and drama in even mundane objects.
- Attye Wood Figure Lagoon - Having an area about the size of Germany, Côte d'Ivoire is bordered on the south by the Atlantic Ocean, on the west by Liberia and Guinea, to the north by Mali and Burkina Faso, and on the east by Ghana.
- Dogon Standing Miniature Figure Mali African Art - People Dogon. Guggenheim, H. “Dogon Art”. Helene Leloup. Roy, C. “The Dogon of Mali and Upper Volta”. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Yoruba Standing Figure Nigeria African Art 25 Inch - Their descendants preserved Yoruba traditions. Until 1960 Nigeria was a British colony and the Yoruba were British subjects. They are, in fact, not a single group, but rather a collection of diverse people bound together by a common language, history, and culture.
- Baule Seated Wood Figure Excellent Patina - The Baule people is one of the largest ethnic group in the Côte d'Ivoire. They have played a central role in twentieth-century history of the country. The Baule belong to the Akan peoples who inhabit Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
- Dogon Janus Standing Figure Custom Stand Miniature African Art - Dogon family dwellings, as well as their shrines and granaries, are constructed in a uniquely haunting way, leaving even the most jaded observer spellbound, in what can only be described as a "magic kingdom.".
- Afo Metal and Wood Fetish African Art - People Afo. Overall Condition Fair to Poor. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice.
- Mumuye Wood Sculpture African Art - This is a well-carved and highly finished example of Mumuye carving that would stand well in any collection. People Mumuye. Materials Wood. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Senufo Figural Container Vessel Cote D'Ivoire African Art - People Senufo, Korogo Area. Unlike their neighbors to the north they have remained relatively sheltered from intrusive cultures including the Songhai and Hausa. Although they have certainly borrowed knowledge from their neighbors, they have not had to fear constant attacks and social upheaval.
- Old Dan Figure Liberia Africa Art Early 20th Century - The 350,000 Dan live mostly in the western part of the Côte d’Ivoire and into Liberia, where the land is forested in the south and bordered by a savannah in the north. They make their living from farming cocoa, coffee, rice and manioc.
- Yoruba Standing Wood Figure Nigeria 24 Inch - Their descendants preserved Yoruba traditions. Until 1960 Nigeria was a British colony and the Yoruba were British subjects. They are, in fact, not a single group, but rather a collection of diverse people bound together by a common language, history, and culture.
- Dogon Female Miniature Figure African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Dogon Figural Staff or Post Mali African Art - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Dogon Kneeling Figure Mali African Art 13 Inch - They emigrated west to northern Burkina Faso, where local histories describe them as kibsi. Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary.
- Dogon Ceremonial ladder Mali African Art - Amma, the Dogon Creator God, originally created humans known as Nommo, who were divided into four pairs, male and female, who magically settled onto the earth. Two pair of Nommo are carved into the crook, one pair at the top, a female seated at the front a male close to the handle and another close to the top.
- Dogon Kneeling Figure Mali African Art - They emigrated west to northern Burkina Faso, where local histories describe them as kibsi. Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary.
- Fang Reliquary Post Guardian Figure Gabon African Art - People Fang. Country of Origin Gabon. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age Early 19th century.
- Dogon Kneeling Figure Mali African Art 13 Inch - They emigrated west to northern Burkina Faso, where local histories describe them as kibsi. Around 1490, they fled a region now known as the northern Mossi kingdom of Yatenga when it was invaded by Mossi calvary.
- Dan Ceremonial Spoon Cote d'Ivoire, Liberia African Art - Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire, Liberia. They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. Her face and ears are well carved and shown in detail.
- Dogon Standing Male Mali African Art - West of the Dogon heartland the Dogon interact with the other major art producing people of Mali, the Bamana (Bambara). in sculptural attributes well defined. These include a squared body, keel shaped head and ‘U’- shaped ears.
- Dogon Standing Wood Figure - Dogon family dwellings, as well as their shrines and granaries, are constructed in a uniquely haunting way, leaving even the most jaded observer spellbound, in what can only be described as a magic kingdom.
- Senufo Standing Figure With Staff Miniature Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Baule Standing Maternity Figure Ivory Coast African Art - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and CulturalValues, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia,1980).
- Lobi Painted Figure African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Bamana Male Figure African Art - For wonderful examples and more information, see BAMANA-THE ART OF EXISTENCE IN MALI, edited by Colleyn. People Bamana. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Pende Dance Figure Wood Doll Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Bamana Gwandusu Seated Maternity Figure Mali African Art - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. Finely incised scarification marks cover their faces, necks, and torsos. People Bamana. Ezra, K, Bamana, Art of Existence in Mali.
- Bakongo Villi Female Fetish Miniature African Art - Title Bakongo Villi Seated Miniature African Art. People Bakongo (Kongo). Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Dan Ceremonial Spoon African Art - They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. Her face and ears are well carved and shown in detail.
- Senufo Standing Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Nyamwezi Standing Figure Wood Tanzania Custom Base African Art - People Nyamwezi. The Nyamwezi people are an ethnic group that inhabits the central region of Tanzania, particularly the Tabora and Singida regions. They are renowned for their intricate wood carvings, which are often used as decorative pieces or for functional purposes.
- Bakongo Villi Standing Figure With Hands Removed Wood Congo African Art - People Bakongo, Villi. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Tabwa Standing Female Figure Congo African Art - People Tabwa. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Hand Carved Lobi Standing Wood Figure Burkina Faso African Art - Although Lobi villages are often very independent and so politically disorganized, they managed to put up a strong resistance to French colonialization. People Lobi. Type of Object Carving, Statue, Sculpture.
- Pende Dance Figure Wood Doll Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Hemba Standing Male Figure on Custom Base Congo - In the 1800s under the direction of Niembo and his son, Myhiya, the Hemba moved into their current location along the Congo River. The Luba unsuccessfully tried to incorporate the Southern Hemba into their growing kingdom.
- Igbo Animal Spoon Wooden Nigeria African Art - People Igbo. This is a great piece and would make a fine addition to any collection. Type of Object Spoon. Country of Origin Nigeria. When you're ready, just send us a list of item numbers or an invoice request and we'll send you an invoice.
- Songye Standing Figure Congo African Art - They have a long history of migration and cultural interchange especially with the Luba from whom they are said to have originated. People Songye. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo. Approximate Age Mid 20th Century.
- Punu Seated Female Figure Gabon African Art 32 Inch - She sits with knees bent and hands resting on her thighs. This particular carving likely represents an ancestor or spirit to the carver. The Punu, like their relatives the Shira and Lumbo, fled the Fang and settled in the equatorial forests of southern Gabon, but little else is known about their history or way of life.
- Pende Dance Figure Wood Doll Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Ewe Wooden Doll Ghana/Togo African Art Early 20th Century - This miniature is used as a doll among the Ewe people. Twins known as Venovi, lead a life of parallel experiences as they are fed, bathed, and similarly dressed. They are delightful miniature carvings and have a place in any collection for their carving and presence and for what they represent.
- Senufo Ceremonial Pipe Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- Baule Standing Monkey Ivory Coast African Art - Though representing bush spirits the asie usu are shown as wild spirits in beautiful bodies. People Baule. S. M. Vogel: Beauty in the Eyes of the Baule: Aesthetics and CulturalValues, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, Working Paper 6 (Philadelphia,1980).
- Pende Dance Figure Wood Doll Congo African Art - Although each group is culturally distinct they consider themselves as one people. Colonialism halted the expansion of the Chokwe and allowed the Pende to reclaim their independence. People Pende. Country of Origin Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Afo Fetish Figure Nigeria African Art - People Afo. Country of Origin Nigeria. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Mambila Guardian Wood Figure Tadep Cameroon - This is a protective ancestor known as a "Tadep" and served for the Mambila focal point of ritual activity associated with the ancestor cult. People Mambila. They are primarily agriculturalists whose lives are directed by the seasons and the bounty of their fields.
- Senufo Sitting Female Côte D'ivoire Miniature African Art - The Senufo are the dominant culture in Cote d'Ivoire, and their territory also extends across the border into Mali. The angular jaw and exagerated hairstyle are the hallmarks of the Senufo form. People Senufo.
- Baule Belly Shield African Art - Baule people believe that people are born into the world already married. This spirit spouse has great influence, for good and evil, over life on earth. After earthly marriage, one night of the week is kept for sleeping with the spirit spouse, and earthly spouses may not sleep together.
- Afo Flat Spade Nigeria African Art - The average Nigerian sees his/her countries art as deep, distinctive, and Afrocentric. Nigerian art majors in sculpture, masks, and textiles, many pieces too lost to count. Most of these art pieces sit in foreign museums located in colonial countries.
- Yoruba Standing Female Figure Nigeria 30 Inch - They are, in fact, not a single group, but rather a collection of diverse people bound together by a common language, history, and culture. Within Nigeria, the Yoruba dominate the western part of the country.
- Yoruba Shango Figure Wand Kneeling Nigeria African Art - The devotees who are carved are female, but the orisha is male, and is associated with thunder and lightening. This joined stone tool symbolizes shango's lightning and his dualities as creator and destroyer, and recalls the Shango symbol associated with thunder and lightening.
- Dogon Female Figure Miniature Mali African Art Collection - They fled from the Mossi into southern Mali during the 15th century, settling on a breathtaking but remote plateau, known as the Bandiagara Cliffs. Dogon beliefs and mythology are so complex that it takes a "griot" up to a week to recite them.
- Senufo Standing Female Figure African Art 15 Inch - (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981); Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J. Koloss, Der Kunst Der Senufo. The shape and detailing of the body, shoulders, hairstyle, facial, and body markings identified this piece with the classic Senufo styles of sculpture.
- Dan Seated Maternity Figure With Children Liberia - They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. It depicts a sitting female with one child on her lap and one on her back.
- Chokwe Standing Female Figure on Custom Base Congo or Angola - The most prominent of these peoples are the Chokwe but also includes the Ovimbundu, Lunda, Lwena, Luvala, Minungu, Mbwela, Songo and Imbangala. People Chokwe. Country of Origin Angola, Democractic Republic of Congo.
- Dan Ceremonial Spoon Cote d'Ivoire Liberia African Art - Country of Origin Cote d'Ivoire, Liberia. They do not portray ancestors but are stylized portraits of real individuals closely representing the hairstyle, body markings, and physiognomy of the wife. Her face and ears are well carved and shown in detail.
- Turkana Hand Carved Wood Bowl Kenya African Art - Their exact number is not known. They are Kenya’s third-largest ethnic group of pastoralists. Like their neighbors the Maasai, cattle are their primary wealth. They always move from place to place in the search of good pasturage, water and fresh vegetation for the cattle.
- Luba Standing Figure with Custom Base Congo African Art - They are debatable the most recognized and respected of all the art-producing cultures in central Africa. Most texts on African art will devote a major section to the Luba, and a great source. The female spirit taking care of her lineage.
- Fang Reliquary Figure Gabon 15" X 5" X 4
- Lobi Miniature African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Hemba Standing Male Figure Congo African Art - In the 1800s under the direction of Niembo and his son, Myhiya, the Hemba moved into their current location along the Congo River. The Luba unsuccessfully tried to incorporate the Southern Hemba into their growing kingdom.
- Chokwe Headrest Geometric Congo African Art Old RARE - The most prominent of these peoples are the Chokwe but also includes the Ovimbundu, Lunda, Lwena, Luvala, Minungu, Mbwela, Songo and Imbangala. People Chokwe. Chockwe art is a royal art, devoted primarily to prestige objects produced for the court.
- Kuba Figure Wood Carving Congo African Art - When they arrived, however, they found that the Twa already lived there. The height of the Kingdom was during the mid-19th century. The Nsapo invaded during the late 19th century, and the Kingdom was broken up to a large extent.
- Ibeji Female Figure Miniature Nigeria African Art - People Ibeji. Country of Origin Nigeria. Overall Condition Good to fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners. Approximate Age 20th century.
- Lobi Bateba Thil Shrine Wood Statue African Art - The Bateba keep sorcerers away, and help the Thil ward off misfortune. They also play a role in the divination system. (See AFRICAN MASTERPIECES FROM MUNICH-The Stratlisches Museum fur Volkerkunde.).
- Bamana Female Figure Jonyele Mali - Sculpture is an important visual component of the Jo initiation society for young girls and boys. People Bamana. Country of Origin Mali. Approximate Age 20th century. Overall Condition Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- Baule Seated Female Figure With children Wood Ivory Coast African Art - Three hundred years ago the Baule people migrated westward from Ghana when the Asante rose to power. The tale of how they broke away from the Asante has been preserved in their oral traditions. During the Asante rise to power, the Baule queen, Aura Poku, was in direct competition with the current Asante king.
- Large African Dengesi Nude Figure -18th-19th C - "The Dengese of the Democratic Republic of the Congo live to the north of the powerful Kuba kingdom. Although the Kuba eventually surpassed the Dengese chiefdoms in size, wealth, political power, abundance of art works, royal historians recall a period in the distant past when the Kuba paid tribute to a Dengese ruler.
- Senufo Rhythm Miniature Pounder Figure Wood African Art - People Senufo. Unlike their neighbors to the north they have remained relatively sheltered from intrusive cultures including the Songhai and Hausa. Although they have certainly borrowed knowledge from their neighbors, they have not had to fear constant attacks and social upheaval.
- Hemba Memorial Male Wood Figure Congo - Hemba number around 80,000 and live on the right bank of the Lualaba River west of Lake Tanganyika. They have been heavily influenced by their neighbors to the south, the Luba. It is only in the last quarter century that their art has been identified as distinct from that of the Luba.
- Old African Carved Ebony Tree Of Life 32 3/4" Tall - Old African Carved Ebony Tree Of Life.
- Senufo Ceremonial Spoon Figure Cote d'Ivoire African Art - Goldwater, R. “Senufo Sculpture from West Africa.". (1964); Glaze, Anita J. “Art and Death in a Senufo Village.". (1981);Forster, T., Die Kunst Der Senufo, Museum Rietberg Zurich. 1988; Forster, T. H.-J.
- African Female Fertility Statue Figure Hand Carved Wood 12” Tall - African Female Fertility Statue Figure Hand Carved Wood 12” Tall.
- Dogon Miniature Figure Mali African Art - People Dogon. Guggenheim, H. “Dogon Art”. Helene Leloup. Roy, C. “The Dogon of Mali and Upper Volta”. Country of Origin Mali. Overall Condition Fair. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.
- 4 FEET TALL Beaded Yoruba Sango Nigeria Africa Tribal Figure Statue Sculpture - Wow, this is an amazing find. I believe it is from the Yoruba Tribe in Africa. ThisYoruba High Priest is known to dress in his Divination Customary Garb for Births, Rites of Passage, Deaths and Initiation Ceremonies.
- 4 FEET TALL Beaded Yoruba Sango Nigeria Africa Tribal Figure Statue Sculpture - Wow, this is an amazing find. I believe it is from the Yoruba Tribe in Africa. This Yoruba High Priest is known to dress in his Divination Customary Garb for Births, Rites of Passage, Deaths and Initiation Ceremonies.
- Authentic Miniature Wooden Carving Tribal Mask Display
- African statue wood antique lot - African statue wood antique lot. Awesome African lot bought at Estate in Washington DC. 5 years ago . Very old not perfect Large one is 13/8 in Lady 11in tall Man 12in
- Old Lobi African Wood Figure - BURKINA FASO - 20th Century - Old Lobi African Wood Figure - BURKINA FASO - 20th Century.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN FACE MASK PENDANT GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 24.4g No37 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- ANTIQUE AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN TURTLE GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 12g No36 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- 2 VINTAGE BRASS ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHTS 1900s Tribal Man Figuratives - THIS WAS A Rare acquisition when I found these unique little Gold Weights from a trader at the bead market in Accra, Ghana.From my private collection, this and all my beads and crafts were acquired at Bead Markets in Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast while living in Lagos, 1973-75.Measurements: 2 Brass male figures with head pieces, carrying pick and bucket, 2 7/8 high.Used for weighing gold dust and nuggets.Thank you for finding this and all my listings at Alwaysbeinspired store.
- Antique African Hand Made Wood Bambara Headdress Chiwara Antelope, Mali Kolokani - Written words on the bottom, "BAMBARA, KOLOKANI" and one unknown word. The horns with cracks, repaired.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 19.4g No34 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 18.2g No33 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 27.7g No32 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 28.5g No31 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- Antique Moroccan Fez Pottery metal, Ceramic Hand Painted 3 Bowls with stars - These bowls are in great condition for the age. No repairs. The blue color is a little faded from the rim of one bowl as shown in the photos. These bowls were handmade and painted. The colors are so amazing.
- Antique Moroccan Fez Pottery Ceramic Hand Painted Wall Art Bowl 11.5” D - Antique Moroccan Fez Pottery Ceramic Hand Painted Wall Art Bowl 11.5” D. Please see all the photos for the condition and the dimensions. This fabulous handmade and painted bowl is in great condition for its age. No cracks or repairs. There are a couple small paint chips on the surface as shown in the photos. There is a very tiny paint chip on the rim as shown in the photos. The colors are so amazing. Similar bowl was sold for more than $1000 as shown in the photos. The dimensions are about 11.5 X 2.5”. This bowl is so amazing. It will be wrapped very carefully. Feel free to ask me any questions anytime. I have a lot of rare vintage and antique items and electronics in my eBay store. Feel free to check my other items for sale.Happy bidding and thank you!
- Old Carved Wood Frame & Hand Forged Flat Iron Wall Folk Art Decor 23.75”x23.75” - You can see the picture may have a slight color difference problem. Size: 23.75” x 23.75” x 1.5”.
- Rare African Statue - Rare African Statue. This unit may have some discoloration
- 230337 - Ethiopian Falasha statue from Tigrinya - Ethiopia - Ethiopian Falasha statues from clay - Tigrinya - Ethiopia. The origin of the Falashas is unknown. Most have now left Ethiopia and live in Israel. The subsequent history of Ethiopia's Falasha communities is marked by periods of oppression by the Christian authorities, occasional rebellion and, in one or two cases, conversion to Christianity.
- 230336 - Ethiopian Falasha statue from Tigrinya - Ethiopia - Ethiopian Falasha statues from clay - Tigrinya - Ethiopia. The origin of the Falashas is unknown. Most have now left Ethiopia and live in Israel. The subsequent history of Ethiopia's Falasha communities is marked by periods of oppression by the Christian authorities, occasional rebellion and, in one or two cases, conversion to Christianity.
- 230335 - Ethiopian Falasha statue from Tigrinya - Ethiopia - Ethiopian Falasha statues from clay - Tigrinya - Ethiopia. The origin of the Falashas is unknown. Most have now left Ethiopia and live in Israel. The subsequent history of Ethiopia's Falasha communities is marked by periods of oppression by the Christian authorities, occasional rebellion and, in one or two cases, conversion to Christianity.
- 230334 - Ethiopian Falasha statue from Tigrinya - Ethiopia - Ethiopian Falasha statues from clay - Tigrinya - Ethiopia. The origin of the Falashas is unknown. Most have now left Ethiopia and live in Israel. The subsequent history of Ethiopia's Falasha communities is marked by periods of oppression by the Christian authorities, occasional rebellion and, in one or two cases, conversion to Christianity.
- 230332 - Ethiopian Falasha statue from Tigrinya - Ethiopia - Ethiopian Falasha statues from clay - Tigrinya - Ethiopia. The origin of the Falashas is unknown. Most have now left Ethiopia and live in Israel. The subsequent history of Ethiopia's Falasha communities is marked by periods of oppression by the Christian authorities, occasional rebellion and, in one or two cases, conversion to Christianity.
- 230331 - Ethiopian Falasha statue from Tigrinya - Ethiopia - Ethiopian Falasha statues from clay - Tigrinya - Ethiopia. The origin of the Falashas is unknown. Most have now left Ethiopia and live in Israel. The subsequent history of Ethiopia's Falasha communities is marked by periods of oppression by the Christian authorities, occasional rebellion and, in one or two cases, conversion to Christianity.
- 230330 - Ethiopian Falasha statue from Tigrinya - Ethiopia - Ethiopian Falasha statues from clay - Tigrinya - Ethiopia. The origin of the Falashas is unknown. Most have now left Ethiopia and live in Israel. The subsequent history of Ethiopia's Falasha communities is marked by periods of oppression by the Christian authorities, occasional rebellion and, in one or two cases, conversion to Christianity.
- 230329 - Ethiopian Falasha statue from Tigrinya - Ethiopia - Ethiopian Falasha statues from clay - Tigrinya - Ethiopia. The origin of the Falashas is unknown. Most have now left Ethiopia and live in Israel. The subsequent history of Ethiopia's Falasha communities is marked by periods of oppression by the Christian authorities, occasional rebellion and, in one or two cases, conversion to Christianity.
- 230328 - Ethiopian Falasha statue from Tigrinya - Ethiopia - Ethiopian Falasha statues from clay - Tigrinya - Ethiopia. The origin of the Falashas is unknown. Most have now left Ethiopia and live in Israel. The subsequent history of Ethiopia's Falasha communities is marked by periods of oppression by the Christian authorities, occasional rebellion and, in one or two cases, conversion to Christianity.
- African Ashanti Head Rest / Stool Ghanaian for Chiefs Ceremonial Hand Carved - Weight: 3 lbs. width: 6 1/2".
- Vintage African tribal hand carved book ends male/female - Beautiful vintage African tribal hand carved book ends male/female. 7/12 in
- 21479 African Authentic Igbo Statue Nigeria - Authentic African Igbo Statue Nigeria. Size: 77cm.
- African Zulu Cloth Girls Doll - This is a Fabulous Old Handmade Fabric Beaded Doll from the Zulu Tribal People of South Africa. They play a role in fertility and healing ceremonies. Traditionally, dolls were not made for sale. The traditional healers use dolls to heal patients.
- African Old Xhosha Tribal Doll SAR - This is a wonderful Old Xhosa South African Dolls Dressed in Traditional Clothing. Frequently dolls are handed down from mother to daughter. Western dolls are popular in Africa and are often dressed with traditional garb.
- Fine old Baule maternity figure, from Tiebissou, Cote d'ivoire - Origin: Tiebissou, Cote d'Ivoire – as indicated on a label stuck on the base. material / process: wood. condition: exactly as illustrated, imperfections as seen, overall very good - exactly as seen on illustrations.
- African Stool Lobi Wood Vintage Stool Burkina Faso - This Lobi stool is carved from single block of wood. This stool is aged beautifully by use and exposure. Stools were a prized personal possession of prestige and social status. This is a wonderful Lobi stools that would be a wonderful addition to your collection.
- Cute BOYO BUYU Ancestor Figure Congo Statue Sculpture African Tribal Art 1755 - The Boyo, or Buyu live in eastern Congo. ETHNICAL GROUP: Boyo, Buyu. ORIGINE: Democratic Republic of Congo. DRC (ex Belgian Congo, ex Zaïre).
- African Art Nice Luba Rattle with a female figure sculpture - LUBA rattle.
- Marka Rare Type African Mask Archived Registered Art Wolfgang Jaenicke / Germany - Of rhomboid form, pointed mouth, elongated nose, slit eyes pierced through, scarified cheeks, temples & forehead. An African Marka mask with provenance from a prestigious German gallery Kingdom of Mali West Africa of very heavy petrified hardwood.
- Belgian Congo Kuba kingdom Bakubu Art Chalice ceremonial Cup Bowl Statue - Made out of stoneware or clay.
- African Statue Colonial Figure West Africa Tall 12.5” - African Statue Colonial Figure West Africa Tall 12.5”. A wonderful gift or addition to your collectionSee pictures for condition pleaseThe cracks are visibleBox5
- Luba, Female Arfrican Art Figure, Hand Carved - "Luba", female African art figure. Hand carved figurine/statue. Possibly from the Conga or Zaire, 1940-1952. It looks a bit like a fertility figure, but can't be certain. It's in excellent condition and measures 10.50 inches tall x 2 inches x 2 inches. Made from a very dark(almost black) wood.
- African 21.7" BENIN Bronze Queen Mother Head - Nigeria Benin, TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Queen Mothers play a huge role in an Oba’s (King) life. Heads of the Queen Mother are casted to honor her. Wonderful 21.7" Large and 13.8 lbs heavy bronze African Queen Mother head. This statue is of high quality and was made with the - cire perdue technique-, and is therefore unique in its kind.
- African Metal Warrior Soldier Benin Brass ? Sculpture Figure 17" 7lbs! - African Metal Warrior Soldier Benin..... I purchased this very unusual sculpture at a local antique auction. I don't know what tribe he represents exactly the nearest I can find to him is Described as a Benin soldier. He is 7 pounds and measures approximately 17". I am selling him as metal since I do not know if it is brass or another type of metal. He looks lighter in most of the photos because I took the photos with Flash. The 2nd photo is probably more accurate color wise. There is a small crack in the sword see last photo.This is a very nice unique piece that you don't see everyday.
- RARE VINTAGE ROYAL BANGWA QUEEN Relic Bamileke Bamun African Carving Statue!! - ROYAL BANGWA. STUNNING RARE BANGWA QUEEN. High neck rings reflect her status, and bags of money shows prosperity for her tribe. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- Ibeji Old Ritual Twin Statue Tribal Art Yoruba Nigeria Africa Ibiji Sculpture - IBIJI via W. & J. Sloane New York from Nigeria, West Africa. A fine and rare old female Yoruba Ibeji twin statue, about 9 3/8"(23.8cm) tall.
- African Art - Beautiful AZANTE ASHANTI Fertility Doll Figure Statue Ghana - African Art - Beautiful AZANTE ASHANTI Fertility Doll Figure Statue Ghana. In good condition.
- Set of 2 Akan Ashanti African Brass Hand Made Musicians Figurines - I believe the material to be brass.
- African Old Yoruba Opon Ifa Divination Tray w/ Fantastic Patina 10” - African Old Yoruba Opon Ifa Divination Tray w/ Fantastic Patina 10”. A Yoruba Divination Board, 10" dia. The divination tray is the central instrument used by the diviner-priest in the complex Yoruba ritual of divination, whose purpose is making decisions, sacrifices, and seeking solutions to serious problems with the help of ancestors and gods.
- Vintage Hand Carved African Sculpture Carrying Pitcher - Vintage Hand Carved African Sculpture Carrying Pitcher.
- Rare Antique Benin Bronze Handmade with Unique Horn - Up for bid is a rare antique Benin bronze handmade sculpture with unique horn. It is 11 and 1/2 inches tall and 8 inches wide. It is hand made with interesting designs carved into the horn. It has figures that look like lizards and a large spider carved into it. The bronze itself has some engraving on the persons back. There is some slight chipping, not to the horn or bronze, but some sort of material used to connect the two. Possibly clay. It weighs almost 3 pounds. A very unique piece. I am not an expert on these sorts of things, however I included any information I knew. Any additional information would be greatly appreciated. Any reasonable offer may be accepted, so please don't be shy to throw in offers. Check out my other items listed! Thank you very much.
- Rare Antique Benin Bronze Handmade with Unique Woven Wicker Clothes Sculpture - Up for bid is a rare antique Benin bronze handmade sculpture with unique woven wicker clothes. These clothes are rarely seen woven like this in perfect condition. The sculpture weighs 9 pounds. Approximately 10 and 1/2 inches tall, 8 1/4 inches wide and 3 and 1/2 inches in depth. I believe this is a ceremonial piece, it's a man and female, which you can tell from the pictures. It came from a large African collection that I got some pieces from. I will be posting some more within the next couple of days. If you're interested, be sure to keep looking for them to be listed. I am not an expert on these things, but I will include as much information as I know. Any additional information would be greatly appreciated.
- 21475 An Authentic African Bakongo Plank Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 21474 An Authentic African Punu Female Statue Gabon - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 54270 African Authentic Bamana Bull Mask Mali - 21473 African Authentic Mumuye Statue Nigeria. Size: 53cm.
- 21469 An Authentic African Vuvi Statue Gabon - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 20510 An Authentic African Yoruba Maternity Statue Nigeria - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 21467 An Authentic African Mambila Statue Cameroon - Get images that.
- 21466 Authentic African Songye Statue DR Congo - Get images that.
- 24165 An Authentic African Yombe Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 21464 An Authentic African Eket Plank Nigeria - PLEASE SCROLL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- 21463 African Authentic Mumuye Statue Nigeria - Authentic African Mumuye Statue Nigeria. Get images that.
- 20963 An Authentic African Bakongo Protective Dog Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- Singiti Statue HEMBA Ancestor Figure Congo DRC African Tribal Art Antique - Singiti Statue HEMBA Ancestor Figure Congo DRC African Tribal Art Antique. Beautiful piece and in lovely condition.
- Mopti Mali Dogon Wood Seated Couple - The Dogon are known for their architecture, including the rounded, organic form of sanctuaries, lineage leaders’ houses adorned with grid patterns symbolizing civilization and order, and men’s meetinghouses. This figural wood sculpture is in wonderful condition. Around the neck of the male figure is a piece of wood with 2 metal teeth. I am not sure what that represents. The measurements are 10"H x 6 1/2"L x 1 1/2"W.
- 22" African Ashanti Comb Hand Made Ghana Prestige Status Comb - African Ashanti Prestige Status Comb. Sticker "Hand Crafted in Ghana". 22" long x 9" wide x 2.25" deep. Back with arm and hand detail and also clothing design are well done.
- Rare Early 20Th C Antique Hand-Carved Sm Wooden Door Tribal Painted Africa
- Vintage Hand Carved Wooden African Woman and Child Statue Sculpture Fok Art - Vintage Hand Carved Wooden African Woman and Child Statue Sculpture Fok Art. 8 1/2 inches tall.
- CONGO DRC HEMBA janiform chief's staff scepter African Tribal Art 1854 - HEMBA janiform chief's staff. The Hemba live in eastern Congo DRC, between the Lualaba river (Congo river), to the west, and Lake Tanganyka, to the east. Their territory is articulated around the Luika river which delimits the Hemba of the north and those of the south.
- VTG Chinese Hetian Green Jade Carving Statue w/ Base Goat Coin Good Fortune 11" - Jade Goat Statue. The back side also depicts the goat, coins, and an umbrella. This piece is the perfect addition to any collection. The base is most likely rosewood and made to fit this statue specifically.
- 11.5" African Ashanti Hand Carved Wooden Figure Ghana Fertility Doll Sculpture - This is a gorgeous Ashanti Fertility Doll from Ghana, Africa.In excellent pre-owned condition. The gap in the back is natural and not a crack. Ashanti Dolls are wooden carved fertility dolls and are a general symbol of good luck and health.They have a large round head and are very popular around the world.
- VTG Chinese Hetian Spinach Jade Carving Statue Qilin Unicorn Good Fortune 12” - The back side is also carved similarly. Qilin, Wade-Giles ch’i-lin, in Chinese mythology, the unicorn whose rare appearance often coincides with the imminent birth or death of a sage or illustrious ruler.
- 17" AFRICAN Ashanti BREASTFEEDING Akua'bua Fertility MOTHER wood Statue - Ghana - Made by the Ashanti tribe in Ghana. In excellent condition. Photos are of actual item. This art piece is approx. 17" tall by 5" long x 3.5" wide and weighs 1 lb and 3 oz.
- african benin bronze - african benin bronze man riding camel.
- African Art owl Bembe Mask Congo drc - Bembe Mask.
- Antique West Africa Mali, Carved Chiwara Antelope Headdress, Bambara Bamana, 19” - Antique West Africa Mali, Carved Chiwara Antelope Headdress, Bambara Bamana, 19”.
- Large Pair of Nyamwezi Figures - TANZANIA - 20th Century - Faint remnants of paint throughout. Solid condition, with slight encrustation. A nice pair!
- African Clay Ceramic People Statues Kenya - Pottery is normally simple in form and decoration. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Clay Ceramic People Statues Kenya - Pottery is normally simple in form and decoration. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Clay Ceramic People Statues Kenya - Pottery is normally simple in form and decoration. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Clay Ceramic People Statues Kenya - Pottery is normally simple in form and decoration. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Clay Ceramic People Statues Kenya - Pottery is normally simple in form and decoration. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Clay Ceramic People Statues Kenya - Pottery is normally simple in form and decoration. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Clay Ceramic People Statues Kenya - Pottery is normally simple in form and decoration. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- 2 Vintage brass 5" African art bronze sculptures - 2 Vintage brass 5" African art bronze sculptures. Beautiful sculptures- nice patina very good vintage condition
- VTG Chinese Hetian White Jade Carving Statue w/ Base Shou Peaches Longevity 9” - The piece is carved out of a single piece of hetian jade and depicts in incredible detail a man tending to a grove of peaches alongside other symbols of longevity. The base is most likely rosewood?. and made to fit this statue specifically.
- Book: the Presence of Black Africa with the Kahan Collection 1982 - Book: the Presence of Black Africa with the Kahan Collection 1982.
- A Concise History of Modern Sculpture (World of Art) Herbert Read Paperback 1964 - A Concise History of Modern Sculpture (World of Art) Herbert Read Paperback 1964.
- 3 African Tribal Dolls w/ Stand Beads Dress Statue Figure Ashanti Dan Baule Art - FOR THE SIZE AND MORE DETAIL OF THIS GREAT ITEM STATUE DOLL.
- African Art Large LEGA Mask Congo drc
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN STYLIZED FISH GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 17.4g No28 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- ANTIQUE AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN CROCODILE GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass. 15.7g N27 - 15.7g No27. There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 40.6g No26 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 30.6g No25 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 28.4g No24 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- Old African Fon Figure - BENIN - 20th Century - Very cubist and abstract, with unusual hairdo. Features worn from ritual handling and care. Couple of very fine age cracks, otherwise intact. Two small holes in bottom from previous owner's mounting.
- Osanyin Iron Herbalist Staff with Birds. Yoruba Herbal Orisha Staff. LARGE. - Osanyin Iron Herbalist Staff with Birds. Yoruba Herbal Orisha Staff. LARGE. This staff is 20 inches tall, 6 inches at its widest point. Yoruba herbalists and priests enlist the aid of Osanyin, the spirit of herbal medicines, or Opa Erinle, in their work against mental and physical illness caused by malevolent forces and individuals. The Yoruba believe the power of Osanyin is vested in a wrought iron staff, called an Osanyin staff, that is placed on altars to this Orisha.Fine collector's item.
- Osanyin staff Yoruba Tribe Hand Forged Iron Nigeria, Africa. Herbal Orisha - Osanyin staff Yoruba Tribe Hand Forged Iron Nigeria, Africa. Yoruba Orisha Deity of Plants, Healing and Witchcraft. Staff features sacred bird imagery. Mounted on stand.Yoruba herbalists and priests enlist the aid of Osanyin, the spirit of herbal medicines, or Opa Erinle, in their work against mental and physical illness caused by malevolent forces and individuals. The Yoruba believe the power of Osanyin is vested in a wrought iron staff, called an Osanyin staff, that is placed on altars to this Orisha.
- 19952 An Authentic African Ibeji Female Statue Nigeria - An Authentic African Yoruba Female Statue Nigeria.
- 19c. African Bronze Snake Serpent Piton Figurine Akan Mali Gana Gold-weight - The weights are not gold but were used in the trade of gold. Until the end of the nineteenth century, gold (sika) was the currency of the Asante, Fante, Baule and other Akan peoples of Ghana. Cast in the 'lost-wax' technique these small sculptures served to facilitate trade while depicting Akan values characterized through proverbs or popular sayings.
- West Africa Country Burkina Faso Bronze Sculpture Of Shelperd From Mossi Kingdom - West Africa Country Burkina Faso Bronze Sculpture Of Shelperd From Mossi Kingdom. Excellent Condition. Hand Made Sculpture. New Wihout Tag. Authentic 100% Bronze.. Dimension 8.75 In/ 2In Made in Burkina Faso Former Upper Volta. All the details in the pictures.
- Antique RARE Bronze Sculpture Young Nubian Blackamoor Smoking A Tobbaco Cigar. - We are delighted to offering for your private collection a Exceptional and Very rare!!-Antique Bronze Sculpture of a Young Nubian Blackamoor figurine with hat and smoking a cigar.The Sculpture seats on white marble stand. The Bronze sculpture having fabulous! details and a great combination of the bronze with polished like gold highlights details. Endeed a great and unusual piece. Provenance: Found at a Palm Beach, Florida Estate Collection. Measurements: The Sculpture measures approx. 6" (5.2cm) Tall (including the marble base) x approx. 3" (7.6cm) x 3" (7.6cm) Square at the Marble base.The Bronze Figurine measures approx. 5-1/2" (14cm) Tall. Condition Report: We do our very best to describe the condition to the best of our knowledge. The Piece is in overall excellent condition for it's age and it presents extremely well.
- Taboo Ancient Cursed African Artifact Statue Oddity Possessed Black Magic Demon - This is one of the most cursed objects in my collection. Used in black magic hoodoo rituals to open doors to the underworld. The mamba trapped a demon inside to use for her bidding. The statue is over 100 years old. Its energy is strong. NOT FOR A NOVICE! This piece must be handled with care by a knowledgeable practitioner. Said to be carved in the likeness of the witch doctors wife who was a powerful seer. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MISHANDLING OF THIS CURSED OBJECT. (First picture was taken with a camera that detects spirits, there's no red on the statue itself)
- Two Hand Carved Male and Female Kenyan Besmo Tribal Folk Art Ebony Wood Statues - Amazing hand carved figurines. Genuine Besmo product. Handcrafted in Kenya.The male has a cane (or walking stick); symbolizing wisdom, age, and hard work. The female has her hands folded together at her waist and her bosoms are large, which is a common symbol of fertility in this type of art. Very beautiful symbolism and meaning behind each piece.Great condition!Woman figure has small paint loss on one part of her chest as shown in photosMale is 14" tall x 2.5" wide at the base.Female is 10" tall x 1.5" wide at the base.Please study images carefully as they are part of the description as well.Offers and bundles always welcome!Send a message with any questions; I'd be happy to help how I can.Thank you so much for looking and have a wonderful day!
- RARE Vintage North Cameroon Namji/Dowayo Beaded Wooden Fertility Doll 12" - Believed to be carved of African rosewood and decorated with yellow beads. Note one blue eye as well. This is a doll intended for use by a small girl -- to protect her and to prepare her for marriage.
- A Yoruba Kneeling Female Offering Bowl. - Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, Africa.
- Old Carved Wood Frame & Hand Forged Flat Iron Wall Folk Art Decor 23.75”x23.75”
- African Senufo Tribe Wood Hand Pulley 14 1/2 '' - If it’s not the case, it will be clearly specified for parts. Buying exact part shown in photos.
- Congolese Fetish Sculputre With Nails - Aside from the repaired break on the bottom, it is in good condition. 5 1/2" Depth (14 cm).
- Dated 1968 Hemba figure, Congo, larger piece! - Origin: Hemba people, Congo (DRC). material / process: wood.
- VINTAGE BRONZE EDO BENIN OBA WARRIOR KING 26" African Carving Statue HUGE!! - BRONZE OBA KING. RARE warrior king in full ornate regalia with sword, spear, and animal tooth necklace. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- #4767 Gan Bronze Amulet /Gold Weigh /Pendant of a Serpent Burkina Faso 4.5"H - Gan Bronze Amulet Pendant of Ornate Serpent Burkina Faso. A Gan bronze amulet pendant of a serpent highlighted by an elaborate motif of rope d concentric circles adorned at the edges. The serpent is a popular motif for amulets as the serpents is appreciated for its protective powers and is considered a powerful amulet amongst the Gan.
- Large Vintage Baule Stool - Carved from a single block of wood by a Baule Artisan. A beautiful large stool from Burkina Faso. This household stool serves many purposes. Each family head possessed a hand carved stool and carried it with them when they traveled.
- EXCEPTIONAL YOMBE KONGO QUEEN MOTHER w/ CHILD PHEMBA African Carving Statue LG!! - Exceptional large queen mother and child with prominent features, cracks. QUEEN WITH CHILD. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- Senufo Heddle Loom Pulley Cote D'Ivoire African Art
- Vintage Antique Bronze African Dogon Horse Sculpture 10 1/2 '' inches - If it’s not the case, it will be clearly specified for parts. Buying exact part shown in photos.
- Antique Couple African Dan Lobi Baule Tribal Large Wood Statue 20 '' heigh - If it’s not the case, it will be clearly specified for parts. Buying exact part shown in photos.
- Antique XL African Makonde Tree of Life African Art Ebony 37'' inches 17 pounds - If it’s not the case, it will be clearly specified for parts. Buying exact part shown in photos.
- Rare BENIN WALL PLAQUE WOOD CARVING PANEL african - If it’s not the case, it will be clearly specified for parts. Buying exact part shown in photos.
- African Art Hemba chief staff with ancestor figure scepter cane Congo DRC - Cute decorative sculpture. Average condition.
- African Art Zoomorphic Lega Figure Animal Statue sculpture Congo drc
- African Art Cute SONGYE power figure statue Congo DRC - Cute decorative sculpture. Correct condition.
- Antique Ceremonial Smoking Pipe Benin African Art Bronze - Antique Authentic Ceremonial Tobacco Pipe Benin African Art Bronze.
- African Art Cute Ngbaka or Ngbandi figure Congo DRC Ubangi area - Congo DRC - Ubangi area. Cute decorative sculpture.
- African Ashanti Figure Ghana Large Akua'bua Mother Child Fertility Doll
- Antique African DOGON Tribe Mali Wood Seated Female Figure Statue 24.5" Tall - If it’s not the case, it will be clearly specified for parts. Buying exact part shown in photos.
- Spoon Carving, from Cote D'Ivoire ? 25 inches - Spoon Carving, from Cote D'Ivoire ?. If it’s not the case, it will be clearly specified for parts. Buying exact part shown in photos.
- Rare African Antique Wood Statues ??? ( 16 inches ) - Rare African Antique Wood Statues ???. If it’s not the case, it will be clearly specified for parts. Buying exact part shown in photos.
- Luba (Drc) Carved Spoon With Female Figure On Handle - LUBA (DRC) CARVED SPOON WITH FEMALE FIGURE ON HANDLE. Dimensions: approx. 14.5x3 inches. Good condition (see photos).
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN FERTILITY PENDANT GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 18.5g No21 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- ANTIQUE AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN FROG GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass. 14.6g No19 - 14.6g No19. There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN TWO BIRDS ON A STAND, GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 18.7g - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- African Art Beautiful Kumu Figure Statue sculpture Congo drc
- African Art Beautiful Mbole Figure Statue sculpture Congo drc
- Antique African Bakongo Nkisi Nkondi Statue Nail Fetish Congo Africa 11" X 4"X
- Elaborate Congo Stone Mintadi Figure - Urn-Shaped - Interior is Carved Out - This elaborate, stone, urn-shaped mintadi has a central female figure nursing a baby flanked on each side by a curved handle. A series of chevron and semi-circular designs radiate downward toward the horizontal figures that wrap around the base. The interior of this is carved out to a depth of 9", so it actually is a container, not just in the shape of one. Pretty good condition for one of these with some chips and abrasions, especially around the base. Approximately 9 1/4" tall and 6 1/2" at widest point. Sorry, no international buyers, shipping only to USA.
- Antique, Benin Bronze Leopard statue - Antique, Benin Bronze Leopard statue. H18xL16xW8One ear is chipped Tail and left arm are cracked
- LUBA exceptional caryatid stool tabouret seat Congo African Tribal Art 1412 - Beautiful LUBA Caryatid Stool. Their caryatid seats, their cup holders, chiefs' sticks, arrow holders, adzes and ancestral statues are very famous and among the most valued objects in African Art. - CARIATIDES LUBA HEMBA, POUR UNE HISTOIRE DE L'ART DES SIEGES A CARIATIDES DES STYLES LUBA ET LUBAISES, BERNARD DE GRUNNE, CATALOGUE D'EXPOSITION PARCOURS DES MONDES, PARIS, 2017.
- Miniature LUBA female figure statue sculpture Congo African Tribal Art MC1921 - The Luba are a great people in eastern DRC. ETHNICAL GROUP: Luba Baluba. - LUBA, aux sources du Zaire, François NEYT. ORIGINE: Congo Drc. Their caryatid seats, their cup holders, chiefs' sticks, arrow holders, adzes and ancestral statues are very famous and among the most valued objects in African Art.
- VTG African Wooden Hand Carved Fertility Female Sculpture Figure Doll Beads 13"
- BaKota Mahongwe African tribal Art - Hand carved with brass/copper Wood Spoon - Bakota Mahongwe Hand Carved Wood Large Tribal Spoon. Bottom Spoon @ 4-1/2” x 4”. Brass or copper woven material on face and hand woven material surrounding bottom of handle. Great African collectable art piece.
- Vintage MCM Chinese Hetian White Jade Carving Statue Fish Coin Good Fortune 7” - The piece is carved out of a single piece of hetian jade and depicts in incredible detail a leaping fish alongside other symbols of wealth and good fortune, like a bat and string of coins. Jade Fish Statue.
- AFRICAN BRONZE ASHANTI SCULPTURE TRIBAL CHIEF UNDER UMBRELLA w/ TRIBESMEN
- Antique Lobi Burkina Faso Africa Mens Tripod Stool - OFFERING AN ANTIQUE CARVED WOODEN AFRICAN MAN'S THREE LEGGED TRIPOD STOOL BY THE LOBI TRIBE OF BURKINA FASO AFRICA.THE THREE-LEGGED DESIGN OF THE TRIPOD STOOL ALLOWS THE MAN TO CARRY IT ON THEIR SHOULDER WHEN THEY WERE TRAVELING FROM PLACE TO PLACE. THE STOOL MEASURES 19" LONG, 7" TALL AND 6" WIDE.
- BRONZE BENIN EQUESTRIAN OBA KING Horse African Carving Statue Figure Warrior
- Asante Maternity Figure on Stool Ghana African - 15” Tall - Asante Maternity Figure on Stool Ghana African - 15” Tall. Approximately 15 inches tall Small section on bench where paint was scratched off - shown in photos- not noticeable unless your looking for it. See photos for more details and better description Please let me know if you have any questions
- African Ashanti Fertility Doll Pendant Necklace Black Ebony Wood Hand Carving - Uses include bringing on fertility, good fortune, and protection against evil. An authentic tribal work made from recycled rare wood.
- African Tribal Wooden Man Drum Handcarved Standing Statue Sculpture 10" Brown - African Tribal Wooden Man Drum Handcarved Standing Statue/Sculpture Approx. 10" Brown Displayed Only See all Photos as Part of Description Smoke Free
- Antique African Bakongo Nkisi Nkondi Statue Nail Fetish Congo Africa 40"X13"X8"
- Antique African Bakongo Nkisi Nkondi Statue Nail Fetish Congo Africa 11" X4"X2"
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure, Brass 20g No15 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure, Brass 21g No16 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure, Brass 32.5g N14 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure, Brass 34.8g N17 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure, Brass 21g No18 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- 230302 - Old Terracotta Koma 4 head on stand - Nigeria - The largest towns in the Koma area are: Tantille, Chonha, Mani, Nassaraw Koma and Ba-Usmanu. Antique Terracotta Koma 4 head - Nigeria. They train with a master and are capable of farting for hours on end.
- Antique Authentic Gilded Bronze Benin African Hand Crafted, Statue Art Man 1900 - The color : Gilded. Because this item is so cool and special it is inevitable. It is satisfactory to use. This is a lovely item to own or to give as a special gift. I will do my best to make you satisfied.
- 230265 - African Bamun fertility statue - Cameroon. - The eldest males of each lineage had possession of the skulls of deceased males. When moving a diviner must find an appropriate place to hold the skull. Ceremonies are thus done to placate these spirits.
- Bukota cult LENGOLA Figure statue African Tribal Art Congo MC1939 - ETHNICAL GROUP: Lengola. ORIGINE: Democratic Republic of Congo. DRC (ex Belgian Congo, ex Zaïre).
- African Art Cute Azande figure Zande Congo DRC Ubangi area - Congo DRC - Ubangi area. Cute decorative sculpture.
- 19thC Bronze Bamoun Bamum Cameroon African Ancestral Figure Statue +Provenance - The Bamoun traditional religion placed great emphasis on ancestral spirits which were embodied in the skulls of the deceased ancestors. The eldest males of each lineage had possession of the skulls of deceased males.
- African Bronze statue, Ancestor on Chameleon Figure - DOGON Mali, TRIBAL ART - This bronze statue is made around a volvanic rock. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- African 24" BYERI Female Ancestor Statue - FANG Tribe - Gabon TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - These Byeri statues were places near graves and guarded the remains of the ancestors. Typical caracteristics of the Fang tribe are the long faces and the thick short limbs. Misses piece of the left foot.
- African Painted Clay Baby Jesus Manger Nativity Samburu Kenya - This is a Christmas Nativity Sculpture. Samburu mud/clay sculptures are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Baby Jesus Manger Nativity Samburu Kenya - This is a Christmas Nativity Sculpture. Samburu mud/clay sculptures are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Baby Jesus Manger Nativity Samburu Kenya - This is a Christmas Nativity Sculpture. Samburu mud/clay sculptures are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Baby Jesus Manger Nativity Samburu Kenya - This is a Christmas Nativity Sculpture. Samburu mud/clay sculptures are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Baby Jesus Manger Nativity Samburu Kenya - This is a Christmas Nativity Sculpture. Samburu mud/clay sculptures are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Baby Jesus Manger Nativity Samburu Kenya - This is a Christmas Nativity Sculpture. Samburu mud/clay sculptures are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Baby Jesus Manger Nativity Samburu Kenya - This is a Christmas Nativity Sculpture. Samburu mud/clay sculptures are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Baby Jesus Manger Nativity Samburu Kenya - This is a Christmas Nativity Sculpture. Samburu mud/clay sculptures are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Baby Jesus Manger Nativity Samburu Kenya - This is a Christmas Nativity Sculpture. Samburu mud/clay sculptures are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Baby Jesus Manger Nativity Samburu Kenya - This is a Christmas Nativity Sculpture. Samburu mud/clay sculptures are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Wise Man Nativity Doll Samburu Kenya - This is a unique Christmas Nativity Doll. These mud/clay dolls are part of their unique art and very important to their culture.
- African Painted Clay Double Female Fertility Doll Samburu Kenya - The necklace rests on large, applied clay circular collar with cape-like extension over shoulders, with all with red coloring and very small glass bead embedded in center of collar and wrapped in fabric.
- African Painted Clay Double Female Fertility Doll Samburu Kenya - The necklace rests on large, applied clay circular collar with cape-like extension over shoulders, with all with red coloring and very small glass bead embedded in center of collar and wrapped in fabric.
- African Painted Clay Double Female Fertility Doll Samburu Kenya - The necklace rests on large, applied clay circular collar with cape-like extension over shoulders, with all with red coloring and very small glass bead embedded in center of collar and wrapped in fabric.
- African Painted Clay Double Female Fertility Doll Samburu Kenya - The necklace rests on large, applied clay circular collar with cape-like extension over shoulders, with all with red coloring and very small glass bead embedded in center of collar and wrapped in fabric.
- African Painted Clay Double Female Fertility Doll Samburu Kenya - The necklace rests on large, applied clay circular collar with cape-like extension over shoulders, with all with red coloring and very small glass bead embedded in center of collar and wrapped in fabric.
- African Painted Clay Double Female Fertility Doll Samburu Kenya - The necklace rests on large, applied clay circular collar with cape-like extension over shoulders, with all with red coloring and very small glass bead embedded in center of collar and wrapped in fabric.
- ANTIQUE AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOAT GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass. 18.7g No9 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- ANTIQUE AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN FROG GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass. 19g No10 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- Antique African Baule Bronze necklace & Carnelian beads - Antique African Baule Bronze necklace. Baule Lost Wax Cast Bronze Circular Discs Butterfly Ivory Coast Africa and bronze beads. Nicely combined with carnelian beads. Beautiful necklace.
- RARE Ancient African Djenne Niger Delta Mali Dogon Terracotta Pottery Statue - Presumably Mali, Niger Delta, circa 15th - 17th century. A great object for study or display, this will make a nice addition to any student or appreciators collection of African art and artifacts. Length 16".
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN TURTLE RING GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass 25.2g No11 - ANTIQUE AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN TURTLE RING GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass. 25.2g No11. There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- ANTIQUE AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN CROCODILE GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Brass. 33.4g No8 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- 2 African BYERI Ancestor Statues - FANG Tribe - Gabon TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - These Byeri statues were places near graves and guarded the remains of the ancestors. Typical caracteristics of the Fang tribe are the long faces and the thick short limbs. Have a good look at the pictures.
- African BENIN Bronze IFE, ONI Royal King Head - Nigeria, AFRICAN TRIBAL ART - Wonderful bronze African head of an IFE King. The King has very distinctive vertical lines in the face and a crown on the head. Almost all Benin art was created to honor the king who has reigned, with his ancestors, from the 15th century.
- African 24" BYERI Female Ancestor Statue - FANG Tribe - Gabon TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - These Byeri statues were places near graves and guarded the remains of the ancestors. Typical caracteristics of the Fang tribe are the long faces and the thick short limbs.
- African Carved Painted Wood Animals at a Table Kenya - The social hour around the table has a Lion, Zebra,Rhino, Giraffes and a Elephant.
- African Red Clay Lion Statue Samburu Kenya
- African Red Clay Rhino Statue Samburu Kenya
- African Red Clay Rhino Statue Samburu Kenya
- African Red Clay Rhino Statue Samburu Kenya
- African Red Clay Rhino Statue Samburu Kenya
- African Red Clay Rhino Statue Samburu Kenya
- African Red Clay Rhino Statue Samburu Kenya
- African Red Clay Rhino Statue Samburu Kenya
- vintage richard rohac bronze statue African statue 1950's Hagenauer
- African Red Clay Camel Statue Samburu Kenya
- African Red Clay Camel Statue Samburu Kenya
- African Red Clay Camel Statue Samburu Kenya
- Male African Vodoo Fetish Statue SONGYE - D.R.Congo VINTAGE TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Very nice statue with lots of details. The head of this statue is decorated with lots of brass dots. On the head and on the belly a piece of horn. Around the middle a lot of attributs like animal skin, rope and glass beads.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure, Brass 30g. No5 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure, Brass 34.5g No6 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure, Brass 38g No7 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure, Brass 29.3g No3 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- African BENIN Bronze OBA King Head - Nigeria Benin City, TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Wonderful Bronze African OBA King head. This statue is of high quality and was made with the - cire perdue technique-, and is therefore unique in its kind. Beautifully finished off in detail. Reasonable condition, but with signs of use and normal holes of cast glitches.
- AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure, Brass 19.4g No4 - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- African Kuba Tribe Hand Carved Male Ceremonial Drummer Statue Wood Figure, Congo
- Old African Dogon Figure - MALI - 20th Century - Solid condition, with slight encrustation. Stands well on integral base. Outdoor photos are closest to the actual color.
- Vintage Old Bronze African Large Gazelle Statue Collectible Set - Vintage very Old Brass African Large Gazelle Statue Collectible Set. These are amazing. 1 gazelle is wounded but is still sturdy and intact. Theses look to have been gold gilded at one time but mostly worn off. Each gazelle weighs between 4-5 pounds. Each gazelle will be packaged and both placed in one box. Please review pictures carefully. Measurements in pictures. Understand shipping and items prior to purchase. Shipping rate is dependent on buyers location. Please don’t ask for cheaper shipping because it’s not an option.
- 20540 An Authentic African Bakongo Protection Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 31g No2. - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- Vili? or Congo? Kneeling Power Figure - Nails and Tacks in Head and on Body - That, combined with the snub nose and teethless mouth help make it harder to identify. circular marks on either side of the nose. The hair is indicated with black stain (or paint?). in the wood. This is how I found it.
- BRASS AFRICAN ASHANTI AKAN GOLD WEIGHT 1700-1900 AD Tribal Man Figure 23g No1. - There is a distinct difference between the Early and Late periods.
- Vintage Wood African Drummer Hand Carved Folk Art Figure, Approx. 7" - See photos.
- Huge Antique African Congo Carved Drum of Man's Face Figures 36"x 13.0 x 12.0 - Huge Antique African Congo Carved Drum of Man's Face Figures 36"x 13.0 x 12.0. This list consists of a beautiful antique congo carved man into a drum that is carved out of a tree trunk. It's in good condition with no damage and was bought from a military man stationed there years ago as he is going into a retirement facility. We have other items from this estate so please look at my other listing and email me with any questions.
- A Fine Sukuma Fertility Doll - Tanzania - The Sukuma live in Tanzania in small villages of Usukuma to the west and south of Lake Victoria. The Sukuma believe in a creator god and in the eternal spirits of the ancestors. While the ancients dance with the marionettes of the ancestors, they believe that the spirits of the ancestors will bring through the magic powers the fertility, the rain, the food and the well-being.
- African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown - This is a fabulous Yoruba Multi Colored Beaded Crown With Colored Birds from Nigeria. The bird represents Okin the royal Bird, and the faces are thought to represent Oduduwa, the ancestor of all crowned Kings, or Obalufon the god that created beads.
- African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown - This is a fabulous Yoruba Multi Colored Beaded Crown With Colored Birds from Nigeria. The bird represents Okin the royal Bird, and the faces are thought to represent Oduduwa, the ancestor of all crowned Kings, or Obalufon the god that created beads.
- African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown - This is a fabulous Yoruba Multi Colored Beaded Crown With Colored Birds from Nigeria. The bird represents Okin the royal Bird, and the faces are thought to represent Oduduwa, the ancestor of all crowned Kings, or Obalufon the god that created beads.
- African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown - This is a fabulous Yoruba Multi Colored Beaded Crown With Colored Birds from Nigeria. The bird represents Okin the royal Bird, and the faces are thought to represent Oduduwa, the ancestor of all crowned Kings, or Obalufon the god that created beads.
- African Yoruba Beaded Multi Colored Bird Crown - This is a fabulous Yoruba Multi Colored Beaded Crown With Colored Birds from Nigeria. The bird represents Okin the royal Bird, and the faces are thought to represent Oduduwa, the ancestor of all crowned Kings, or Obalufon the god that created beads.
- African Nail Fetish Songye Tribe Congo - Fetishes gained. power and were effective because people believed in them.
- African Nail Fetish Songye Tribe Congo - Fetishes gained. power and were effective because people believed in them.
- African Nail Fetish Songye Tribe Congo - Fetishes gained. power and were effective because people believed in them.
- African Nail Fetish Songye Tribe Congo - Fetishes gained. power and were effective because people believed in them.
- African Ashanti Brass Statue Ghana - This is a very unique and hard to find African Akan/Ashanti gold weights (mrammou). They are made of brass and made during the late 17th and 18th centuries. They were originally used prior to the paper money systems.
- Dogon/Hogon Kneeling Janus Statue (Two Feet High) - Heavy piece with noticeable wear and scrapes, cracks and worn bottom.
- African Ashanti Brass Mother and Child Statue Ghana - Each one was different and depicted proverbs and symbols that held cultural significance in Akan culture. The status of a man was significantly enhanced by owning a collection of status sculptures. They were given as wedding gifts.
- African Ashanti Brass Statue Ghana - Each one was different and depicted proverbs and symbols that held cultural significance in Akan culture. The status of a man was significantly enhanced by owning a statue of this importance. They were given as wedding gifts.
- African BENIN Bronze Royal Wall Plaque, Nigeria, Benin city, TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Beautifully made, with plenty of details. The King is in the middle on a horse with spear and sword. Snd 2 Tribal Royal Warriors with shields protect him. Tribal atributes on the body, crowns on the head.
- Antique Nupe Double Gourd Clay Water Jar with Stand - Antique Nupe Double Gourd Clay Water Jar with Stand. Traditional geometric and linear incised detailing along the body of the vessel. The clay has a dark brown purple hue. Sits on a homemade reed ring. In good condition with a few small chips at the rim and wear consistent with age and use. Refer to photos for details.Size: 16 x 13 x 13 inProvenance: Craft Caravan Gallery, NYC
- African Zulu Beaded Angel South Africa - The Zulu Tribe of South Africa are world renowned for their hand beaded work. They work with several different cooperatives in South Africa which are using native crafts to help women and HIV positive individuals to be financially independent. These wire and bead angels are made by the sons of the women bead workers. They created a project to help the young men earn some money and keep out of trouble. This beaded angel would be a wonderful cause to support.Shows age and Natural Wear4 1/4 Inches Tall4 Inches Wide1 1/4 x 1 1/4 Inches BottomAT BACARA WE STAND BEHIND ALL OF OUR MERCHANDISE. FULL MONEY BACK GUARANTEE WILL BE PROVIDED FOR DISSATISFIED CUSTOMERS. YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR MAIN GOAL, AND WE THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING AT BACARA. Q61
- African Statue Colonial Figure West Africa - They are painted in bright colors or they are polished with plant-based paints. A wonderful gift or addition to your collection.
- hand carved wooden african animal statue - hand carved wooden african animal statue. Very rare hand carved African wood statue One of a kind
- Vintage AFRICAN Primitive Carved Face Head Profile Tribal Style Earring Wood Art - Vintage AFRICAN Carved Face Head Profile Tribal Style Wood Wall Art Plaque. Has earring carved into it, very cool.
- VTG Carved Wooden Hippopotamus Sculpture Figurine Old Hand Art Wood African 10” - VTG Carved Wooden Hippopotamus Sculpture Figurine Old Hand Art Wood African 9” excellent condition
- Book: Note sur les instruments de musique congolais by Maquet, 1956 pb
- Book: Islam and Tribal Art in West Africa by Rene A. Bravmann, 1980
- Book: Afrikanische Kunst African Art German Edition Barbier-Mueller Collection - Book: Afrikanische Kunst African Art German Edition Barbier-Mueller Collection In good condition. Text in German.
- Book: Reinventing Africa, Museum, Material Culture and Popular Imagination 1994 - Book: Reinventing Africa, Museum, Material Culture and Popular Imagination 1994 In very good condition.
- Old Baule Heddle Pulley – Carved Wood – Cote d’Ivoire African Ivory Coast
- Antique African Dan Lobi Baule Tribal Large Wood Statue W/ Cowrie Shell Necklace - I am not an expert on African artifacts. Based on my own research I thought it could be either the Dan, Lobi Burkina Faso, or Baule tribes. Possibly Kota?. Maybe a funeral statue?. We will do our best to describe and test every item.
- Antique African Carving Statue/Figure/Stool Beautiful Piece Of Art
- Dogon Statue (Mali): Pair of Balafon Players - Dogon Statue (Mali): Pair of Balafon Players. Carved wood shows age, cracks, splits. Height 19 1/2 inches, width 11 inches. More likely made for collecting market. U.S. shipping only.
- West African Art Wood Carving Antelope Horns Mali Bamana Chi Wara Ci Wara - West African Art Wood Carving Antelope Horns Mali Bamana Chi Wara Ci Wara. Fractured and missing tips as seen in picturesScratches in woodPlease see allPicsThis is a beautiful piece
- Antique African Tribal Art Senufo? Warrior On Bull Bronze Statue - Antique African Tribal Art Senufo?. Warrior On Bull Bronze Statue. I am not an expert on African tribal art. Based on my own research, it could possibly be Senufo?. Double check all photos and do your own research before buying.
- Hand Carved Dogon-Tellum Janus Altar Figure - Hand Carved Dogon-Tellum Janus Altar Figure. Carved from a single cut tree section this sculptured figure is two-sided and shows years of handling, splitting, cracks and abrasion. The statue stands slightly over 25 inches. Purchased 2007 at Tucson Gem show. U.S. shipping only.
- Antique Yoruba Tribe Ibeji Twin Figures Hand Carved Wood Statues, Nigeria Africa - Antique Yoruba Tribe Ibeji Twin Figures Hand Carved Wood Statues, Nigeria Africa. In good used condition with minor wear and tearThese will ship priorityItem is sold as is. Returns are not accepted. Please verify shipping address prior to purchase. Labels cannot be changed after purchase. US User Locations only. Your user location must be in the US (not just your shipping address) or transaction will be cancelled.
- Vintage African Ghana Hand Carved Wood Unity Pedestal Stand Elephant Monkey Goat - This is an African hand carved wooden unity pedestal stand featuring three animals. There is an elephant, a monkey, and what appears to be a goat or deer. This is a uniquely beautiful, rare find.
- Collectible Graduation Figurine Statue Ornament 2020 (Boy / Man) - Collectible Graduation Figurine Statue Ornament 2020 (Boy / Man). Statue in good condition, base has some scuffs
- Old African Hemba Figure - CONGO - 20th Century - Black cord around neck.
- African Mabila Tadep Guardian Figure - CAMEROON - 20th Century - Typical heart-shaped face with faded reddish-orange paint. A couple of old, small losses and stable worm holes, nothing major to report. Instead, they may have been owned by associations concerned with illness and healing.
- Two Antique African Bronze Warrior Figures/Statues. Read - Two Antique African Bronze Warrior Figures/Statues. They make a pair, but a stick, holding them together is missing. Also one foot is missing as well, as what I imagine, two spears. 10 1/4" tall each. Purchased these from an antique dealer from Egypt in NYC around 30 years ago. Still have the original custom stickers on them. I've just kept it in a storage container all these years. Purging now. Shipped promptly.
- Old and Authentic Yoruba Divination Tray - NIGERIA - Early 20th Century - An outstanding example of an old and authentic Divination Tray, from the Yoruba people of Nigeria. Old collection number on back (133). A classic example of African art ! The priest places irosun powder over the tray and draws the tray into nine sections, with each section representing an ancient.
- Old African Ashanti Altar Figure - GHANA - 20th Century - Depicted wearing a necklace with an elephant pendent, and a hat or crown with various symbols, including a crescent moon. The feet, wearing sandels, are well depicted. Displayed on an old wooden base, attached via two small nails.
- Antique African Bronze Baule Anklet Currency - Côte d'Ivoire - 19th Century - Late 19th century hollow cast bronze anklet from the Baule people of Cote d'Ivoire. Color is most accurate on the outdoor images. Image of the tribesman shows how the anklet was worn. Scarce example.
- Old African Wooden Baga Ritual Shrine Figure - GUINEA - Carved in two pieces of a dense, heavy wood. Head fits tightly onto base. Head piece decorated with grid-like carvings. Very abstract. An uncommon African artifact.
- 20543 An Authentic African Bakongo Protection Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- African MAHONGWE Bwete Reliquary - BAKOTA - Gabon TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - A beautiful MAHONGWE Reliquary statue made of wood. Sorry for the inconvenience. Stand not included.
- African BENIN Bronze IFE, ONI King head - Nigeria, TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Wonderful bronze African head of an IFE King. The King has very distinctive vertical lines in the face. This statue is of high quality and was made with the “cire perdue technique”, and is therefore unique in its kind.
- African Bambara iron figure Mali 24 ins ht good condition old used - a Bambara /Dogon iron staff , with arms in front bells on each side
- African Bronze Ceremonial NOMMO Ancestor Ark - DOGON Mali, AFRICAN TRIBAL ART - The ceremonial vessels of this kind were kept hidden away and taken out for the winter solstice ceremony, which brought together all the family’s blood relatives. Wonderful Bronze African Ancestor Ark, from the DOGON tribe from Mali.
- African Iron Leather Fertility Fetish Doll - FALI - Cameroun TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Beautifully made with an iron skeleton whitch is wrapped with leather strings and rope. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- Baule Sculpture of a Woman (Blolo Bla) - 56 cm (22 in) - Baule Sculpture of a Woman (Blolo Bla).
- Antique African Kusu or Hemba Ancestor Wood Figure - There is a small chip on the left side of the head.
- Baule Sculpture of a Woman (Blolo Bla) Mid 20th Century - 44 cm (17.5 in) - Baule Sculpture of a Woman (Blolo Bla) Mid 20th Century, Wood and Beads.
- Antique African Wood And Metal Ceremonial Fertility Figure - Rare and unusual antique.
- Antique Ashanti Chief Throne Chair African Carved Wood Brass Hide Pair STUNNIG - Antique Ashanti Chief Throne Chair African Carved Wood Brass Hide Pair STUNNIG. These very unique hand carved chairs are in excellent condition for their age. Beautiful patina scene around the entire pieces. Original hide backing has deteriorated these chairs cannot be sat in. A couple missing studs here and there but overall about 95% complete
- African Yoruba statue, unique antique, Splits into 3 pieces, Museum quality - There's basically 2 containers, that opens up at the top of the bowl like shapes that you see. Made out of 3 pieces of solid wood. Weighs at least 20lbs.
- African Yoruba container, Santeria, Candomble, Great condition
- yoruba statue african statue of Elegua, Exu, Orixa, Orisa, Container Yoruba - yoruba statue. 2ft 6 inches tall about 11 1/2 inches wide7lbssolid wood!
- African brass bronze FON Benin Chief figure. Hail to the CHIEF! - Very Fine Casting. very well done.
- 48526 An Authentic African Songye double headed Statue DR Congo - Get images that.
- Paleolithic Lower Acheulean Handaxe Amguid Algeria Rare - AA116 Lower Acheulean, from Amguid, Algeria. One side is facially worked with crude flaking and almost no lateral edge retouching. The other side is flat and appears to be unworked facially. This may either be a function of the handaxe having been fashioned on a large flake, or simply the natural side of the raw tabular quartzite.
- african forged brass Tribal Relic - African forged brass Tribal Relic. Private collection 1978 from a trader of the north. Large giraffe 31” high 18” long 12” wide. Small giraffe 17”tall. 6 1/2” long, 3 1/2” wide. Heavy, @10lbs together. Sturdy, Rough composition. Gently used for display.
- Ashanti, Asante, female figure maternity - 62 cm (24.5 in)
- Ashanti, Asante, female figure maternity - 43 cm (17 in)
- 230246 - Antique Terracotta Djenne snake incl. stand - Mali - This intriguing piece of sculpture is made of terracottan by the Djenne people of Mali. It depicts a coiled snake, wrapped gracefully, and grasping at a human. Snakes were venerated, used in the cult of ancestors as well as being linked symbolically with the idea of relative mortality.
- Wooden Statue Africa Fang Tribe Bieri En Bois Afrique Tribu Bone Skull Monkey - Monkey lower jaw bone right of the face. partially lower jaw bone at the back (small carnivorous mammal). The stone has two holes and it attached just to the right of the skull at the front of the statue.
- NobleSpirit NO RESERVE (PA) Erotic African Art Cameroun Bronze Statue 1800's - NobleSpirit NO RESERVE (PA) Erotic African Art Cameroun Bronze Statue 1800's Click here to view the full description!.
- gifts Pharaonic antiques and gifts - Pharaonic antiques and gifts All sizes and types of ancient Egyptian statues and artifacts
- Mali Dogon Antique Bronze Hairpin African Art - An antique Dogon bronze hairpin. All the best from the South of France, Tony (scrapdixon).
- Yaka figure, Zaire, 77 cm (30 in)
- Fine old Lobi female figure, bateba, excellent piece with fine patina, mounted. - Gallery provenance. origin: Lobi people, Burkina Faso.
- Antique Teke fetish figure, Congo
- Antique Zaramo Fertility Doll, Tanzania - These dolls are considered to be sacred objects and are often used in traditional healing ceremonies and fertility rituals.
- Stylish Nest and Nest with Eggs (Set of 6) 6.5"D x 3"H Natural/Foam - 85777
- VINTAGE AFRICAN BRASS BRONZE TRIBAL FIGURE Man Sitar instrument tantric - VINTAGE AFRICAN BRASS BRONZE TRIBAL FIGURE Man Sitar instrument tantric. About 3" high.
- ANTIQUE 24" BRONZE BENIN IFE OBA KING African Carving Yoruba HUGE!! - BENIN KING. HUGE and HEAVY. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- Rare, Powerful Ambete Reliquary Figure, Gabon (Female) - They are usually quite large, columnar in shape, and have a hatch at the back. In all the examples I have seen, the space available is much smaller than the reliquaries used by the Fang, Kota etc. Interestingly, the hatches of these two examples contain a large clam shell, fastened in place with a nail and set in a bed of raffia, apparently a fetish object, leaving little room for anything else.
- Rare, Powerful Ambete Reliquary Figure, Gabon (Male) - They are quite large, columnar in shape, and have a hatch at the back. In all the examples I have seen, the space available is much smaller than the reliquaries used by the Kota, Fang, etc. Interestingly, the hatches of these two examples contain a large clam shell, fastened in place with a nail and set in a bed of raffia, apparently a fetish object, leaving little room for anything else.
- Bambara, Bamana Female Figure, Mali - The Bambara people are an ethnic group that is primarily located in Mali, and their culture has a long tradition of creating wooden sculptures.
- Pier one imports Ashanti Ghanian Carved tribal Drummer & Guitar player Lot of 2 - Pier one imports Ashanti Ghanian Carved tribal Drummer & Guitar player Lot of 2. Both are 21 inches.
- Vintage African Carved Wood Female Figurine - She is in a kneeling position holding a bottle like item. Very nice wood which. may be Japanese Red Maple. This might be 50 years plus in age.
- Equestrian Figure Trumpet Bronze Senufo People Ivory Coast W. Africa 20Th C. - Senufo People. IVORY COAST, W. AFRICA.
- Equestrian Figure Miniature Bronze Senufo People Ivory Coast W. Africa 20Th C. - Senufo People. IVORY COAST, W. AFRICA.
- 1930s BAMANA Dancing figurine/ Mali Origin - Condition: Good.
- Yoruba Wood Female Figure, Nigeria, early 20th century
- 19853 An Authentic African Songye Statue DR Congo - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- Authentic African Bronze Tribal Statues Depicting Sexual Positions Akan/Benin - Authentic, handmade pieces. Akan or Benin. You get all six.
- Antique Vintage Brass Bronze Candlestic African Woman Figurine/ Figure/ Statue
- African art, specially handcrafted Fertility Statue - figure sculpture - African art, specially handcrafted Fertility Statue - figure sculpture. Wooden fertility sculptures comes with both sculptures as seen in photos.Feel free to message with any questions about the pair.
- Kenyan Leopard Wood Carved 1980s Handmade Statue Statue East Africa 9”x 4" - Kenyan Leopard Wood Carved 1980s Handmade Statue Statue East Africa 9”x 4".
- Hand Carved African Sculpture Wood Abstract 10.5" Family Figurines - Hand Carved African Sculpture Wood Abstract 10.5" Family Figurines. PD1
- Yoruba Shango Ram - This awe-inspiring sculpture represents the Yoruba thunder-god Shango as a ram. The Egyptian gob Amon was ram-headed, and rams were holy to Yahweh in the earliest books of the Bible.
- Senufo Kpelié Mask 49 cm Ivory Coast African Art - Kpelie masks were worn at funerals by the Poro society. In general, this type of mask symbolizes an ideal woman. Unique features that characterize the Kpelie mask include elongated rims radiating from the lower part of the mask, which refer to the hornbill bird.
- Antique Bambara - Bamana Male Figure - Wood - 74 cm (29 in)
- Dogon - Senufo Female Figure, Mali, 48 cm (19 in)
- ANTIQUE 28" BRONZE EDO BENIN WARRIOR KING Horse African Carving XRARE HUGE!! - BRONZE EQUESTRIAN WARRIOR KING. Highly detailed bronze work that is fit for a king. STUNNING RARE KING on horseback in full regalia and armor, ready for battle. Horse is also well-adorned including bells and headgear.
- A Mossi Flute / Whistle Ex Robert Banks collection - A Carved wooden flute or whistle in bulbous form, incised linear designs and a well handled and worn surface suggesting generations of traditional use. Mossi or related ethnic group such as the Marka Dafing, Burkina Faso, West Africa.
- Senufo Figure - The master who carved this has achieved a remarkable impression of youth and graceful energy. It is a masterpiece of design.
- Pair Of Bronze Dogon Equestrian Warrior Sculptures Vintage African Art Heavy - The Dogon tribe are indigenous West African country of Mali. We try and show signs of use in the photos we provide. That said, we may not list every single aspect of wear (example missing stones, fading, etc).
- Kuba Goblet - This very unusual example is carved with a relief scene of a type which is uncommon in Kuba art, and indeed in most African art. One tosses grains into a basket held by the other, who holds the lid in his other hand.
- A Fon Asen Vodun Altar Staff - Such staffs were placed on Vodun altars as part of their rituals. The staff was balanced on a base for the photos, there is no base included.
- A Tall Slender Lobi Bateba Thil Shrine Idol Ex Banks - Lobi peoples, Burkina Faso, West Africa. Provenance: Robert Banks collection, Maryland.
- A Yoruba Female African Effigy Ex Banks collection - Provenance: From the collection of Robert Banks, Maryland since 1981.
- Preowned Ghana African Tribal Wood Carving Sculpture Giraffe Mask Wall decor - Preowned Ghana African Tribal Wood Carving Sculpture Giraffe Mask Wall decor. Some damage see pictures
- African Benin Bronze Trumpet Figure, Court, Nigeria - 13.5 CM tall.
- Tabwa Female Figure, DRCongo - Zambia - 24 cm (9.5 in)
- Old Brass Tribal art Warrior Adivasi Statue Figure Decor Collectble NH 2013 - We deal in antique products worldwide in successful manners. Used as decorative. See photos for more details.
- African Makonde Tree of Life Mask Wood Carving Art Ebony Made In KENYA - African Makonde Tree of Life | African Mask Wood Carving | African Art Ebony. Handmade and carved from one Ebony trunk.Condition- this item has a few marks and Knicks, has some discoloration, may need some extra cleaning. It wobbles slightly when standing.Please view ALL pictures before purchasing.Please, if you receive your item and there is a flaw I may have missed, contact me as soon as possible, Thank you.Domestic returns are accepted within 30days. Buyer pays return shipping. *NOTE* If an item is not listed as new, then it has been owned before and may show signs of minor wear/use.
- Vintage African Lega Initiation Hand Carved Wooden Figure
- Auction Catalog Heritage Auctions, Dallas TX November 2007 American Indian Art
- Auction Catalog Heritage Auctions, Dallas TX June 2007 African & Oceanic Art
- Antique Baule Pulley - 20 cm (8 in) - Antique Baule Pulley.
- Geo L Trevino MCM Brass Bust African Tribal Woman Bust 6" Brass Aluminum - Several signs of wear, see pictures for condition
- Magazine Arts d'Afrique Noire # 17 Printemps 1976 African Arts French Text - In good condition.
- Magazine: Arts d'Afrique Noire # 16 Hiver 1975 African Arts French Text Classic - In good condition.
- 220223 - African Bakongo statue - Congo. - The Kongo may number about three million people. Present in three countries – the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola and the Congo Republic – the Kongo occupy the region at the mouth of the Congo River.
- 3 Brass Bronze Sculptures Tribal African Art Figurines Elongated Vintage, Lot - Great conversation pieces. I am not an authorized dealer of this product and any warranty included with the product may not be honored by the manufacturer.
- Vintage African Carved Wood Statue Handmade - Hand-carved wooden statue, probably from Tanzania or Liberia, made in the first half of the 20th century. About 7 1/8" tall.
- Yombe or Songye Fetish Basket, Snake Skin, Mask, Mirror, Bone, Tobacco Currency? - Rare Yombe or Songye Fetish Basket with central mask. Above the mask is a piece of mirror. Below the mask is what I believe to be a piece of tobacco currency. On the right is a carved receptacle with a shell attached above. To the left is a piece of bone. All of these items rest on a piece of snake skin which is inside a shallow basket. Approximately 9" diameter and 2 1/4" deep. Sorry, no International buyers, shipping only to USA.
- African BENIN Bronze Leopard Head - BENIN City Nigeria AFRICAN TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - For the Benin people, the leopard is a mighty and powerful royal animal, which rules the savanna as the king rules over his people. It also serves as a symbol of justice. Wonderful Benin Leopard Head in bronze.
- Hand-carved Chokwe Double Headrest Congo African Art 3.8” X 13”
- Hand carved Chokwe Double Headrest Congo African Art 5” X 14”
- African Art Zaramo "Mwana Hiti" Doll Figure - Origin is Zaramo people of Tanzania, East Africa.
- African Art Zaramu Mwana Hiti Female Statue From Tanzania - Origin is Zaramu people of Tanzania, East Africa.
- African Art Mwana Hiti Female Figure Tanzania - They are almost exclusively used by female initiates during seclusion and coming out ceremonies.
- Tribal Arts Magazine African, Tribal, Oceanic Art # 66 winter 2012 Inagaki stand
- Tribal Arts Magazine African, Tribal, Oceanic Art # 62 winter 2011 Hei Tiki
- Tribal Arts Magazine African, Tribal, Oceanic Art # 63 spring 2012 Korwar
- African Tribal Sculpture Figurines Metal Bronze Musicians & Mancala 7-Pieces 4" - One musician has an issue with his knee, it appears to be a casting issue. The 7-piece collection of African Art weights 7 lbs., 6 oz., a substantial set. More pieces are being added daily. If only one item is shown for sale, the photos are of the item you will receive.
- Fine Moba Amulet Figure - Tchitcheri Yendu - Togo - There are 3 main types of Tchitcheri: the smallest Tchitcheri Yendu, are placed in the tombs. They do not represent any particular person or ancestor but are the direct link of an individual with the deity.
- Antique Vintage Hand carved wood sculpture. African tribal woman - Antique Vintage Hand carved wood sculpture. African tribal woman.
- Antique Bronze African Royal Court Dwarf Statue. Oni Ife - The title of oni refers to the religious leader of Ifè. The latter responded with three objects symbolizing power and authority: a stick, a cap and a copper cross. After seven years of rule, the king was put to death.
- Antique West African Folk Art Wood Bambara Koredugaw Puppet Horse Equestrian - These horse were used by the Koredugaw of Mali; often referred to as "Ritual buffoons". The wear of the horse gives it a fantastic character, and suggests that it was a very used piece in the rituals and performances of the Koredugaw.
- Antique African Ethiopian Headrest Oromo Antique Carved Wood Head Rest Ethiopia - This is for a Fine Old Ethiopian Oromo Carved Wood Wooden Head Rest. It is finely made and carved from one piece of wood. The condition is excellent showing minor wear associated with age. It measures about 6 1/2 inches tall. The top rest measures 2 by 5 1/2 inches. The bottom diameter is 4 1/4. Guaranteed original. See other listings and my feedback.
- Vintage African Tribal Art Carved Wood Woman & Man Figurine Bookends 8” Statues
- African Nigerian Woman Carrying Pot Head Porcelain Figurine Tabletop Table - African Nigerian Woman Carrying Pot Head Porcelain Figurine Tabletop Table. 🌞🌞Hey, hope your well! Message for any additional information. Measurements are in photos. 🔆Thank you so much for taking your time to look at our store. If item is purchased, we will have shipped within 24 hours. 🔆We appreciate your business! -J&A🌞🌞
- Antique XL African Makonde Tree of Life, African Heritage Wood Carving, 16” Tall - Antique XL African Makonde Tree of Life, African Heritage Wood Carving, 16 Inches Tall and approx 26 inches Around. The Condition is Preowned Very Good. I will Ship FedX Ground with insurance.
- African Osseyba Or Reliquary Figure Brass Kota / Mahongwe Gabon Central Africa - The Mahongwe showed particular devotion to the relics of important ancestors, and practiced an ancestor cult known asbwiti or bwete, which was centered around ancestors who are believed to wield power in the afterlife as they had as living leaders of the community.
- Vtg Carved Green Stone Shona Tribe African Man Bust Zimbabwe Folk Art Statue
- Antique Baule Pulley - 27 cm (10.5 in) - Antique Baule Pulley.
- African BENIN Bronze Lying Leopard - BENIN City, Nigeria TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - For the Benin people, the leopard is a mighty and powerful royal animal, which rules the savanna as the king rules over his people. It also serves as a symbol of justice. Wonderful Benin Leopard in bronze.
- Old African Teke Fetish Figure - CONGO - Early 20th Century - Original organic fetish material bundle consisting of mud and other substances, still attached, leaving only the head and legs exposed. Much loss to fetish material, possibly stabilized to prevent further loss.
- Ivory Coast Baule people Ritual bronze bracelet on stand Bird And Crocodiles - Ivory Coast Baule people Ritual bronze bracelet on stand. Alligators design on bracelet and prehistoric bird 11” long by 4.5” wide x 6” tall with stand
- African Bronze Horserider Statue, Cavalier - DOGON - AFRICAN VINTAGE TRIBAL ART - Wonderful African Bronze horserider statue from the DOGON tribe from Mali. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- 230207 - Old African head mask from the Lega Bwami on Basket - Congo. - The objects represent moral or social values, and are used during initiation rites. Beauty, knowledge and power are intertwined. Congo: African head mask from the Lega Bwami on Basket. The Lega people (or Warega) are a Bantu ethnic group of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- 230202 - African Bakongo nail statue - Congo. - The Kongo may number about three million people. Present in three countries – the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola and the Congo Republic – the Kongo occupy the region at the mouth of the Congo River.
- Terracotta statue NOK 40 cm Nigeria African Art - The Nok culture appeared in central Nigeria around 1500 BCE. Terracottas are hollow, made in the coiling technique, using coarse-grained clay. The objects are hollow, to facilitate firing and drying.
- Authentic AFRICAN Benin Bronze 3 Figure EXECUTION Scene Statue Art on Wood Base - Authentic AFRICAN Benin Bronze 3 Figure EXECUTION Scene Statue Art on Wood BaseA bit ominous, but an extremely unique piece. African bronze. Not 100% sure if it's Benin. The base is 6.5" x 3". The tallest figure is 6" (top of sword). A talking piece for sure. A nice addition for collectors of African Art. Thanks for looking.
- African Tribal Art masks Wooden Carved African ,Baule Coast MASK-4821 - African art mask of Côte d'Ivoire and refinement of the plastic mask expression This Baoulé African mask presents an ovoid face extended from a goatee, and embellished with keloid scars. Overcoming the hull and finely braided headband that forms his hairstyle, zoomorphic elements, a typicalbaod duality, are mask associate.
- Vintage Makonde Ebony Tree Of Life Carving 22,5" Tall - Vintage Makonde Ebony Tree Of Life Carving measures 22,5" Tall.
- Tribal Wooden Carved Gourd Set w Stand Folk Art Boho Ethnic Home Decor - African Tribal Wood Carved Set On Stand Home Decor Boho. PREOwned Condition- Has a crack as shown in pictureOne stand is 16” in heightOther stand 10” aprox Heavy wood
- African Wood Hair Comb Prestige Comb Framed XXL - African Wood Hair Comb Prestige Comb, professionally Framed XXL. Frame is 34” x 19” w. Comb measures 19” h x 5. “
- Akan, Asante, Ashanti, Kuduo Bronze vessel for gold powder, Ghana - It is a symbol of wealth and power, and it was often used in ceremonial contexts. The vessel is characterized by its rounded shape, with a wide opening at the top and a narrow base.
- Authentic West African Hand Crafted Wooden Decorative Antelope - There may be surface wear, scuffing or minor/major things to this item.
- Dogon Bronze African Tribal Art Mali Antique Lot 2 - Dogon Bronze African Tribal Art Mali Antique Lot 2. The statues show some ages dusty and chipped.
- Early to Mid 20th Century Luba Fertility Wood Carving from the Congo - Up for sale is an Early to Mid 20th Century Luba Fertility Wood Carving from the Congo. The piece is in very good overall condition with signs of wear consistent with its age and use. We make it a point to respond promptly to all inquiries.
- Antique African Ashanti Akan bronze Bird (Horn bill) statue - The Akan people are also from Ghana and have similar cultural traditions, including bronze-casting. The hornbill bird has significant cultural and religious symbolism in the Ashanti and Akan cultures.
- Benin, antique head of the Mother Goddess, bronze, height 22 cm, 1233 grams - Kingdom of Benin, head of the Mother Goddess, bronze, height about 21-22 cm, weight about 1233 grams. The vertical markings on the forehead are eight scarification marks, four above each eye. Literature: Read & Dalton 1899 / Antiquities from the city of Benin and from other parts of West Africa in the British Museum (pl IX.4) | Notes: A brass head representing Queen Idia was placed on her altar after her death.
- Dogon Kneeling Male Figure African Art Wooden Statues - Dogon Kneeling Male Figure African Art Wooden Statues. Statue is in good overall condition. There are notable cracks and cracks on and around the face & head. Please see pics for best description details and flaws
- African Headrest Ethiopian Gurage Mens Wood Headrest - This is a Beautiful African Carved Wooden Headrest from the Gurage people of Ethiopia.This headrest is carved out of a single piece of wood. Theyused to enable people to sleep without interfering with their complicated coiffure (hairstyles).
- African Art Figure, Yombe Bakongo, African Statue - African Art Statue, African Art Carving, Yombe Bakongo, Tribal sculpture. Material: Wood.
- A Fine Old Yaka Diviners Slit Drum - A tall carved wooden "slit" drum used by village diviner to play repetitive drum beats to enter a trance like state and perform divination rituals. Exhibited at the SMA Museum of African Art in the early 1980's.
- 4 Beautiful Maasai Ebony Carved Fertility African Full Body Statues Vintage - 4 Beautiful Maasai Ebony Carved Fertility African Full Body Statues Vintage. Statues are in very nice vintage condition. I’m only finding 3 marks in the wood between all four. These marks are small. The glare in the photo may make it seem like a scratch but these are in beautiful condition. Each one is one of a kind and no two are the same. The detail is stunning. They are between 10-9 inches and vintage. This amazing collection is from a clean smoke free home. Thank you
- African BYERI Female Ancestor Statue - FANG Tribe - Gabon TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - These Byeri statues were places near graves and guarded the remains of the ancestors. Typical caracteristics of the Fang tribe are the long faces and the thick short limbs. Have a good look at the pictures.
- 32" Janus Faced Kota Ceremonial Blade - 2 Reliquary Faces on Handle - This cool object associated with Kota reliquary ceremonies has an iron blade with spidery legs and a handle with a different reliquary face on each side. There is a copper wire wrapping between the heads and the carved portion of handle. Approximately 32" tall and 8 1/2" at widest point. Sorry, no international buyers, shipping only to USA.
- Akan Ashanti Doll Ii Beaded Fertility Carved Wood Doll Sculpture Home Decor Blac - Saeed Musah of Ghana designs this original akuaba or fertility doll. The artisan thoughtfully adds a couple of holes so that the statue can serve as a pen or pencil holder.
- Two Beautiful Vintage African Carvings - Marble Head Of A Man & Solid Wood Bust - 5" 1/2 deep. 3" 2/8 wide.
- Yoruba Bronze SANGO DEITY OF THUNDER NIGERIAN ART OYO STATE IFA, BABALOWO, - Yoruba Bronze SANGO DEITY OF THUNDER NIGERIAN ART OYO STATE IFA, BABALOWO,. Shipped with USPS First Class.
- VTG Tribal Makonde??? Hand Carved Ebony Wood Art Sculpture Woman Carrying Wood - VTG Tribal Makonde???. Hand Carved Ebony Wood Art Sculpture Woman Carrying Wood.
- Dogon Bearded Music Male Bronze Figure African Art - Dogon Bearded Music Male Bronze Figure African Art. 14” tall very heavy Shipping USPS priority mail
- 19801 An Authentic African Ekoi Headdress Statue Nigeria AKK - PLEASE SCROL YOUR MOUSE DOWN TO THE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE FANTASTIC OBJECT.
- African Ashanti Female Wood Hair Comb Ghana Presitge Comb - Great Condition - - African Ashanti Female Wood Hair Comb Ghana Presitge Comb. This unit is in good condition. See pictures for condition. Size 21" 11 "3
- Elegant Old Bwa Stool Ex Thomas Wheelock Collection - Bwa peoples, Burkina Faso,West Africa. Provenance: The Thomas Wheelock collection, New York.
- Carved Cane 42” Walking Stick Rhinoceros Head Zimbabwe African Art - Carved Cane 42” Walking Stick Rhinoceros Head Zimbabwe African Art.
- Amazing African Art surrealist figure statue CONGO rdc - Country: Congo Rdc.
- Nice quality wood statue of a standing figure, Hemba people, D.R. Congo, Africa - Origin (made in): D.R. Congo by the Hemba people. Nice statue of a standing man. without stand. Material: Wood, nice quality.
- African Art Beautiful and large 34 " anthropomorphic trunk wooden oliphant - Beautiful and large anthropomorphic trunk. African Art.
- Surrealistic African figure man with 2 heads very virile Probably from Congo - Represents a man with two superimposed heads, very virile.
- Rare Senufo Wood Tribal Art Sculpture Ancestor Figure West Africa Dan Akan Door - A fine Antique Senufo African carved wooden. tribal Sculpture from west Africa. I aquired this piece over 25 years ago from a tribal art dealer in Bouake West Africa. Great gift for family, friends & loved ones.
- Large decorative African statue 35" sculpture from Congo
- Impressive 32" decorative Hemba sculpture chief seated on caryatid stool Congo - Impressive and decorative sculpture representing a chief seated on a caryatid stool.
- Heavily Carved Antique Dogon Door. Rare item, hard to find
- Old Songye/Songe Figure - CONGO - Early 20th Century - There is an old sewn cloth around the base, as well. NOT a tourist piece, the photographs don't do it justice. A museum quality artifact worthy of any collection.
- African Kota Reliquary Look Alike Wooden Statue Figurine Human Face Art Vintage - They are carved with highly stylized faces, upon a open lozenge (diamond shaped) body, and then would be placed in a woven basket. It also has carved wood simple face on back! Pre 1960’s. The collection includes Kotas dating from turn of century to 1980’s, more than a dozen are authentic indigenous pieces circa 1900-1940.
- Tribal Figures African Ashanti Bronze Brass Figurines Gold Weight Lot Of 4 - Tribal Figures African Ashanti Bronze Brass Figurines Gold Weight Lot Of 4.
- Vintage African Tribal Art Bust, Ebony Wood, Hand Carved Women, 8” Sculpture. - Vintage African Tribal Art Bust, Ebony Wood, Hand Carved Women, 8” Sculpture.Artist unknown, unmarked Fine condition, beautifully done!
- LUBA pot sculpture lid is a cup bearer The pot surmounts figure on masked bovine - LUBA large pot decorative sculpture whose lid is a cup bearer.
- African Slingshot Tribe Carved Wood Tribal Art Artifact RARE LOOK - African Slingshot Lobi Tribe Carved Wood Burkina Faso. Neat piece. Message if you have any questions. Check all photos for best idea of condition and content. Thanks for viewing and BUY IT NOW BEFORE ITS GONE!
- African BENIN Bronze Royal Wall Plaque, Nigeria, Benin city, TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Beautifully made, with plenty of details. Theking is in the middle and 2 Tribal Royal Warriors with spears protect him. Tribal atributes on the body. Wonderful bronze African Royal Wall Plaque. This Plaque is of high quality and was made with the - cire perdue technique-, and is therefore unique in it's kind.
- Natural Wooden Cobra Stand Hand Carved Crystal Singing Bowl Display 6" Large Uk - This marvellous creation combines three wooden legs carved into the. NATURAL WOOD HAND CARVED NATURAL STAIN. serpentine images of Cobras that unfold into a wooden stand for crystal balls. FOR REF, THE STAND IN THE VIDEO IS HOLDING A.
- ANTIQUE VINTAGE HAND CARVED WOODEN AFRICAN Miniature FIGURE STATUE As Is 4-1/8” - ANTIQUE VINTAGE HAND CARVED WOODEN AFRICAN Miniature FIGURE STATUE As Is 4-1/8” tall. There is one small crack and chip on the bottom. Better in person. Please refer to pictures for measurements and details. Priced to sell. Bin#7 item#071157
- African Bronze Statue, 3 Warriors on a Horse - SAO Chad TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Wonderful Bronze statue of 3 Warriors on a Horse from the SAO tribe from Chad. This statue is of high quality and was made with the - cire perdue technique-, and is therefore unique in its kind. Beautifully finished off in detail.
- Vintage Tribal Fertility Statue Wood 1968 Amr Akua’ba Museum Reproduction Sculpt - VINTAGE TRIBAL FERTILITY STATUE WOOD 1968 AMR AKUA’BA MUSEUM REPRODUCTION SCULPT. Small chip as shown in pictures. Sold as is
- African Female Ancestor Fetish Statue - BACONGO, D.R.Congo TRIBAL ART CRAFTS - Very nice statue with lots of details. Tribal decorations in brass on the body. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- Antique Wooden Old Nigeria Wood Ethnographic Yoruba Ibeji Figure Statue Mask - The Ibeji is holding a coin that has the words "one half penny Queen Elizabeth II" etched on it.
- african face Bronze Statue - african face Bronze Statue. You can hang on the wall.
- 43.5" African Sculpture - Senufo Tribe - Male Deble Rhythm Pounder - Ivory Coast - Condition is Used. The statue is quite heavy.
- Set of 4 vintage small Tribal Figures African Ashanti Bronze Brass Figurines
- African Nigeria Benin Bronze OBA King Head - African Nigeria Benin Bronze OBA King Head.
- Hemba Statue, African Art Statue, Male Figurine - This statue was hand-carved in the style of the Hemba people of DR Congo. Materials: Wood.
- Zande African Statue, African Standing Male Figure Figurine - Such decorative markings, either on art objects or living persons, are clues to group affiliation, rank, and status. Material: Wood.
- Old Yoruba Osanyin Iron Herbalist Staff with Birds - includes Custom Mount - This old Yoruba Osanyin herbalist staff has two separate pieces: the ring with circle of 15 birds; and the central staff with larger central bird and a bracket (to hold the ring). Includes custom metal mount. Typical condition for one of these with rust, some bent iron wings, bent bird supports, missing beaks and heads, and corrosion, especially on lower point of staff. Approximately 15 1/2" tall when on mount and 6 1/2" at widest point. Metal base is 3 1/2" square and has intentional rusted patina (can easily be sanded and painted if preferred). Sorry, no international buyers, shipping only to USA.
- A Very Old Fanti Stool with Lion and Priest - Fanti peoples, Akan ethnic group, Ghana, Africa. A very old (late 19th century?. or Early 20th century) carved wooden stool with a Lion and divination priest with outstreched hand as central support, no doubt an Akan proverb.
- Biiga Doll Fertility Figure Carved Wood . West Africa 20Th C.. - BIIGA DOLL FERTILITY FIGURE CARVED WOOD . WEST AFRICA 20TH C.. Was glued directly to fireplace mantel when I bought it. That's why there's glue on the bottom.
- African Boli Or Bull Fetish Figure Nyama Bambara People Mali West Africa - a miniature Boli bull or hippo figure 8 in x 7 in ht good condition, private collection
- 1850s African Cast Bronze Woman Figurine Antique Handmade Solid Bronze - 1800s African Bronze Woman Figurine 5-3/4 Inch. Handcrafted, detailed, cast bronze statue. Good condition. 6.4 ounces.
- Vintage African Art Hand Carved Wood Figure Statue Long Neck Big Belly 12.5" - Elongated scull and protruding eyes. Chipped piece of the mount. 12.5" tall.
- Carved Ashanti Fertility Doll, Face, Figure, Nude Woman Tribal Art Ghana - Stands on its own.
- Wood Tribal African Fetish Vintage Sculpture Ancestor Figure Africa Fine Art - A fineWooden African tribal fetish Sculpture from west Africa. I aquired this piece over 25 years ago from a tribal dealer in New York city. Great gift for family, friends & loved ones.
- African Ivory Coast Baule Colonial Male Statue Hand Carved Painted Sailor - African Ivory Coast Baule Colonial Male Statue Hand Carved Painted. Shipped with USPS Parcel Select Ground.
- African Ivory Coast Baule Colonial Male Statue Hand Carved Painted Sailor - African Ivory Coast Baule Colonial Male Statue Hand Carved Painted. Shipped with USPS Parcel Select Ground.
- African Ivory Coast Baule Colonial Male Statue Hand Carved Painted Doctor 12in - African Ivory Coast Baule Colonial Male Statue Hand Carved Painted Doctor 12in. Shipped with USPS Parcel Select Ground.
- 2-Boxes-Clarence Well & Roxana Leask-Aboriginal Inuit-Wooden Round & Rectang. - 2-RECTANGULAR BOX BY ROXANA LEASK-SALMON AND EAGLE 12" X 7.1/2" IN VERY GOOD CONDITION,FEW LIGHT SCRATCHES.
- 1-Vtg.-African Wooden Fertilitydoll-Akuaba-Ashanti-Tribal Art Crafts - 1-AFRICAN WOODEN FERTILITY DOLL-ASHANTI-AKUABA 12"H X 4.1/2"W.
- African Wood Ci Wara Antelope 35.5" Carving (Mali Bamana), Local P/U Only! - WOOD IS LIGHTWEIGHT. THE STATUE IS IN FAIR USED CONDITION. I GAVE THIS A CURSORY LIGHT CLEANING BUT YOU MAY CHOOSE TO CLEAN MORE THOROUGHLY.
- Fabulous Antique Rare French Large Bronze Bust Sculpture Of A Nubian Blackamoor. - We are delighted to offering for sale this Fabulous!! and Rare antique probably French large Bronze Sculpture of a African Tribe Warrior Bust. The sculpture having exceptional!! details all around including the round hoops earrings and the necklace. We can't find a signature on this piece but looking at the quality of this piece we are sure it was done by a very accomplished!! Sculptor of the late 19th Century or Early 20th Century. Indeed a very interesting and unusual piece that will make the next owner very very happy!. Measurements: The Sculpture measures approx. 25"(31.8cm) Tall x approx. 10-1/2" (26.7cm) Wide x approx. 7-1/2" (19cm) in Depth. Condition Report: We do our very best to describe the condition to the best of our knowledge. The piece is in excellent as found antique condition. Wear commensurate with age and use.
- West African Wood Ci Wara Antelope 45.5" Carving (Mali Bamana), Local P/U Only! - WEST AFRICAN WOOD CI WARA ANTELOPE 45.5" CARVING (MALI BAMANA). CARVING IS 45.5" FROM THE BASE TO TIP OF THE HIGHEST HORN, 13.25" AT THE WIDEST, 3" AT THE DEEPEST. THE WOODEN BASE MEASURES 8" LONG X 5.5" WIDE, X .75" TALL. THE STATUE IS IN GOOD USED CONDITION. SOME DINGS AND PINGS THROUGHOUT THE CARVING. PLEASE SEE PICS FOR DETAILS ON CONDITION. PLEASE NOTE THIS ITEM IS FOR LOCAL PICKUP ONLY! THANK YOU FOR LOOKING!
- Geo L Trevino MCM Brass Bust African Tribal Woman Bust 6 3/8" - Geo L Trevino MCM Brass Bust African Tribal Woman Bust 6 3/8".
- Two Afican Fetish Figures
- Pair of Kotoko Mounted Warriors. Chad. Cast Bronze Tribal Amulets. 1920s-1950s. - TWO (2) KOTOKO CAST BRONZE EQUESTRIAN WARRIORS. SMALL PROTECTIVE AMULETS. The Kotoko people believe they are descended from the ancient Sao, original inhabitants of the southern Lake Chad region. PROVENANCE -- Acquired in estate sale from the Eric Robertson Collection, New York, NY.
- Ivory Coast Guro Tribal Mask African Art Sculpture - Good condition with surface deterioration and age cracks.
- N'kissi Nkonde Nail Fetish African Statue, African Wooden Sculpture - In order to face certain trials (illness, conflict, sterility, sorcery, etc), the Kongo take recourse in this type of object. x Width; 5 in. Depth; 5 in.
- Solid Copper or Copper Alloy Congo Diviner Figure - Very Heavy - Stoic old figure of a Congo Diviner chewing a medicinal root and holding a cup in his left hand. This small figure is very heavy, approaching 10 pounds. I don't know if it's solid copper or an alloy, but the verdigris confirms copper content. Approximately 7" tall and 3" at widest point. Sorry, no international buyers, shipping only to USA.
- Ancient 15 Century African Hand Pounded Metal Basin - Low starting price for 15th Century African Hand Pounded Metal Basin. This is a really solid and heavy piece. Not cheap tin
- African Art Fang Reliquary Guardian Gabon Ancestor Carved Wood Figure on Box - The living family not only honors the dead with ceremonies and gifts, but through prayer and ritual they also consult the deceased on significant matters, such as warfare, infertility, and preventing illness.
- antique coffee grinder, antique mortar set, antique photo viewer . and vending m - Each item is in good condition. The mortar set is cast iron. The viewer comes with old photos. Gum balll works
- AFRICAN WOOD CARVED Wild CAT Or Leopard 6-1/2” Tall . Original Artwork - AFRICAN WOOD CARVED Wild CAT Or Leopard 6-1/2” Tall . Original Artwork. Good condition without any chips or cracks. There are a few minor stains on one side. Please refer to pictures for measurements and details. Pictures are part of description. Bin#37 item#371241
- Senufo Bronze Helmet 9.5" - Ivory Coast - African Art - Product Condition. Due to the nature of our products being hand crafted in Africa, pieces may have possible previous repairs, scuffing, minor cracking and imperfections.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 15 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 11 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 12 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 11 1/2 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 12 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 15 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 14 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 9 inches tall - Old African carving. Old man with a book. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 12 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 11 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 12 inches tall - Old African carving. The spear is slightly cracked and wiggles a bit. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is very heavy. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 12 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Wood is red in color. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 14 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 12 inches tall - Old African carving. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Everything is 100% authentic.
- Ebony wood African carving collected 80 years ago 14 inches tall - Old African carving. Old man with staff. This is from an estate and was collected in Africa over 80 years ago. Everything is 100% authentic.
- African Statue Ebony Wood Carved Male Statue Tanzania - African Statue Ebony Wood Carved Male Statue Tanzania. This is a unique piece about 11 inches high. The bottom has some scratches and chips out of it. Look closely at the pictures to see the flaws. Thanks for looking!
- Fine Antique Painted Baule Figure - Côte d'Ivoire - Old Collection Number - Expertly carved from one piece of wood, with much original red and black paint remaining. Old collection number(P95) painted on rear base(see last photo). An old and classic piece of ethnographic art!
- Old Baule Figure - Côte d'Ivoire - Lucite Base - Small loss/hole to back of head(see last photo). Nice piece for the money.
- Vintage Burkina Faso Lobi African Tribal Twin Serpent Pendant Charm Amulet - Vintage Bronze Burkina Faso Lobi African Tribal Twin Serpent Pendent Currency Piece Forged. Please inspect photos closely for condition and ask all questions prior to purchase Return shipping costs are the sole responsibility of the buyer
- African Zimbabwe Tribal Art Black Serpentine Stone Head Sculpture & Leaf Plate
- African Carved Wood Zebra Napkin Ring Wamunyu, Kenya. - This is a unique Hand Carved Wood Zebra from Wamunyu, Kenya. Napkin Holder Size. 2 3/4 Long.
- African Carved Ebony Wood Elephant Tanzania
- African Carved Ebony Wood Elephant Tanzania
- 1930s Pair of Colonial Chokwe Angola Wooden Sculptures, Tribal Art - Minor scratching. Minor stains. The Smallest Sculpture with a small old repair on the base. Age weathered surfaces. Condition is appropriate for age and use. Origin: Angola.
- Large Seated Yombe Maternity Figure DRC Kongo Tribal African Art
- Mid 20th Century Python Worship Bronze Figure from Benin - Up for sale is a Mid 20th Century Python Worship Bronze Figure from Benin! It measures 6 3/8” tall. The piece is in excellent overall condition with minor signs of wear consistent with its age and use. Please message us if you have any questions. Thanks!
- GothamGallery Fine African Art - Mali Bamana Jo Maternity Tribal Figure - J - The Bambara or Bamana form the largest ethnic group within Mali Region of Africa. Their traditions include six male societies, each with its own type of mask. Nearly every Bamana man had to pass through these societies in succession, until, upon reaching the highest rank, he had acquired a comprehensive knowledge of ancestral traditions.
- Makonde Art Sculpture Made in Songea, Tanzania, Hand Carved Dark Wood 17.5" - This refers to the capital of Ruvuma Region in southwestern Tanzania. The majority of Makonde carvers use African Blackwood, known locally as mpingo. This "lustrous, high-quality hardwood allows artisans to carve intricate details.
- A Lobi Elders Crook Staff - The well handled staff depicts a human form in stylized form. The end of the crook refers to a birds beak. Provenance: Ex Prof Gould collection, New York.
- A Lobi Shrine Head Ex Banks collection - Provenance: The Robert banks collection, Maryland. Such sculptures were known locally as a "Bathil" head and were thought to act as protective talisman against witchcraft and sorcery, placed on local shrines, like guardians.
- Knight cast bronze. Mali - Unknown age, probably 60s. Don't stand. 10 x 9 cm.
- African Handmade Double Headed Cowhide Drum/ Ngoma - Ngoma is derived from the Kongo word for “drum.”. In Swahili, the word Ngoma is used to describe the drums themselves as well as music and dance together as a joint cultural practice. The ngoma is used for communication and celebration and is also a symbol of authority.
- Antique African Silver Family Figurines- Lobi- Ghana, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast - Condition: Good condition.
- 230113 - Antique Terracotta Djenne pot - Mali - The Djenne civilization is a precursor to the Dogon of Mali. Antique Terracotta Djenne pot - Mali. The terracotta pot is original Djenne-Djenno, also known as Jenne-Jeno or Djenne. The terracotta pots are supplied in different sizes and this one stand alone on a perfectly flat surface, they are made to stand on uneven ground.
- Authentic African hand-carved Burkina Faso 4-leg Round Wood Stool Bobo Tribe - Condition: Good (See Photos For More on Condition) Slight Scuffs.
- Yoruba Twin Ibeji Pair - Yoruba Twin Ibeji Pair.
- Dan Ceremonial Spoon Figure | Liberia | African Art - Beautiful Dan Ceremonial Spoon Figure with very nice patin. Origine Liberia | African Art. Height is 12.5 inches.
- African art. IBEJI PAIR ,YORUBA - NIGERIA - African IBEJI PAIR TWINS.. Its an old pair and has been in my collection for over 15 years.. Collected in Brussels at Bali art Galery.. Height is about 10.25 inch..
- Primitive African Tribal Ethnic Dahomey (Southern Benin) Bronze Figurine - Primitive African. Little dusty from sitting on the shelf.
- Carved Wood Figure Congo Ghana African Art, KASANGALA 9" / 23 cm Lega Ashanti - Please consider photos as part of the description including measurements and condition. 20th century.
- Songye Power Figure, Democratic Republic of Congo.
- 230106 - ANTIQUE African NTADI stone grave figurine – BAKONGO - Congo. - Height are 11 cm.Antique African stone BAKONGO grave statue. This kind of images were often put on graves of important deceased to guard the Tomb! Age: Difficult to estimate precisely, probably 19th century, but may be even older.
- 230104 - ANTIQUE African NTADI stone grave figurine – BAKONGO - Congo. - Height are 13 cm.Antique African stone BAKONGO grave statue. This kind of images were often put on graves of important deceased to guard the Tomb! Age: Difficult to estimate precisely, probably 19th century, but may be even older.
- 230103 - ANTIQUE African NTADI stone grave figurine – BAKONGO - Congo. - Height are 16 cm.Antique African stone BAKONGO grave statue. This kind of images were often put on graves of important deceased to guard the Tomb! Age: Difficult to estimate precisely, probably 19th century, but may be even older.
- Vintage African Women Hand Carved Wooden Figurine Sculpture Folk Art 6 3/4" Tall - Vintage African Women Hand Carved Wooden Figurine Sculpture Folk Art 6 3/4" Tall. See all photos for condition and description.
- 18671 Authentic African Bakongo Protective DR Congo - Authentic African Bakongo Statue DR Congo. Size: 55cm.
- A Mabila Tadep Medicine Idol, African Art - Provenance: The Prof. Gould collection, New York.
- Old Igbo Carved wooden Door, African Art - Igbo peoples, Nigeria, West Africa. Iroko wood is associated with power & magic. The tree spirit is ritually honored before the trees are cut. The door shows complex patterns and generations of weathering.
- A Yoruba Ijebu Yoruba Diviners House Door - Enormous Carved wooden door from the house of a Babalawo, an Eshu Diviner. The door has been carved in relief with scenes of village and ceremonial life among the Yoruba Ijebu peoples. Nigeria, West Africa.
- African Ashanti Figure Ghana Large Akua'bua Mother Child Fertility Doll - This is a wonderful Hand Carved Wood Akua'ba (Ashanti) Doll Carved out of a Single Piece of Wood. Sitting in a Chair and Nursing Her Baby is from Central Ghana. The legend and tradition continued as most carvers carved these “Akua’ba” dolls and people bought it with the belief that it will free them from a barren situation.
- African Ashanti Figure Ghana Large Akua'bua Mother Child Fertility Doll - This is a wonderful Hand Carved Wood Akua'ba (Ashanti) Doll Carved out of a Single Piece of Wood. Sitting in a Chair and Nursing Her Baby is from Central Ghana. The legend and tradition continued as most carvers carved these “Akua’ba” dolls and people bought it with the belief that it will free them from a barren situation.
- African Ashanti Figure Ghana Large Akua'bua Mother Child Fertility Doll - This is a wonderful Hand Carved Wood Akua'ba (Ashanti) Doll Carved out of a Single Piece of Wood. Sitting in a Chair and Nursing Her Baby is from Central Ghana. The legend and tradition continued as most carvers carved these “Akua’ba” dolls and people bought it with the belief that it will free them from a barren situation.
- Fierce Old Namji or Ngbaka Two-Faced Dance Wand? - with Custom Mount - The pointed end of this piece seems to be a handle. The masks on each side have severe frowns and horizontal slashes across the noses. This is a well-made hard wood carving with very nice proportions.
- RARE ROYAL YORUBA QUEEN MOTHER & CHILDREN Statue 20" African Carving STUNNING!! - RARE and beautifully carved royal Queen Mother with children. ROYAL QUEEN WITH CHILDREN. Our hard-to-find pieces were hand-selected from the remotest villages across Africa, where they have been.
- Bamana Female Maternity Sculpture , Mother & Child Ex Banks collection - This is a finely carved old wood sculpture of a Mother & Child or Maternity sculpture, and strong facial features from the Bamana (Bambara) peoples of Mali, West Africa. Provenance: Ex Robert Banks collection, Maryland.
- Small Hand Made African Male Stone Bust 4"x2" As Is
- Zimbabwe Hand Carved African Iron Wood Big 5 Animal Statue - 44" Tall - Hand carved Ironwood. Very nice. Bought this piece Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Bought several pieces from this excellent carver. Iron Wood is very rare. The "Big 5" is every safari dream - the Big 5 Animals - Elephant - Lion - Rhino - Buffalo - Leopard.
- Akan Ashanti Baule Fly Whisk Finial - Gold? Leaf Remnants, Velvet, Leather - Old, well-used Akan, Ashanti or Baule Fly Whisk handle with braided leather wrist lash. Below the finial is a combination of wrapped velvet (shows a lot of wear), goat skin(?)., thin leather ties, blue and white cord, and thicker fabric cord.
- 221238 - Stone Statuary ntadi mboma or solongo noqui african - Angola. - Statuary ntadi mboma or solongo noqui african from Angola / Congo. statuary ntadi mboma or solongo noqui african art. Size; 16 cm high. Robert Verly sought to make an inventory of it in the early 1950s.
- Teke Power Figure with Bundle - Old Typewritten German Collection Label - This figure was mounted in an era when glue was considered ok. It has separated from the base. The base has a little wooden shim to raise the left foot, remains of glue, and an old typewritten German collection label underneath. Very nice patina on the figure's head and hat, with classic Teke scarification marks and rectangular-plank beard. I thought it was important to keep the figure, base and label together, but the purchaser can decide to reattach or remount. Figure itself is approximately 10 1/4" tall (approximately 11 1/4" on base) and 4 1/2" at widest part of bundle. Base is 4 3/4" x 4". Sorry, no international buyers, shipping only to USA.
- Wrapped Congo Power Figure with Bundle on Head - One Mirrored Eye - This Congo figure's arms and torso are completely wrapped with a braided plant-fiber rope. On his head is a hat or bundle made from wrapped leather (with fur on interior), palm fiber textile, plant fiber wrapping around forehead, and one screw in the back of the bundle. There's a mirror in his left eye, but the right eye mirror is missing. He stands on his own but leans to his right. Carved from hard wood with a nice patina, especially on the figure's nose and cheeks. Approximately 14 1/2" tall and 4 1