$ 4850

Royal Court Art #2052

Many scholars are stunned by the quality and magnificence of Benin Bronze and Brass art. Benin art is best described as a court art or royal art since it was associated with the king, known as the Oba. � Made in Nigeria... more

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#22124

$ 2500

Royal Court Art #2070

Many scholars are stunned by the quality and magnificence of Benin Bronze and Brass art. Benin art is best described as a court art or royal art since it was associated with the king, known as the Oba. � Made in Nigeria... more

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#22126

Royal Court Art #2078

Many scholars are stunned by the quality and magnificence of Benin Bronze and Brass art. Benin art is best described as a court art or royal art since it was associated with the king, known as the Oba. � Made in Nigeria... more

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#19167

$ 375

Senufo Seated Man

Original tribal piece from the Ivory Coast Senufo tribe. This sculpture is carved from wood and depicts a mother nursing her child.... more

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#22092

$ 850

Senufo Table

Made in Cote d� Ivoire (Ivory Coast)... more

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#22091

$ 395

Small Old Makonde Stool

Used by elders during meetings. � Carved in Tanzania from wood.... more

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#22151

Small Turkana Food Bowl

This old food bowl is a rare artifact from Kenya. Meat was served in it on special occasions such as dignitary visits. This bowl retains the aroma of animal fat from years ago. It was stored by hanging it from the attached leather strap. � Made in Kenya... more

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#22024

$ 49

Small Zulu Clay Pot

Made in South Africa, The Zulu clay pots were assigned different names depending on their size. Thin coils of clay were pressed together and the joints were filled in. After a first firing, a second took place; this time the pot was covered with vegetable matter and emerged blackened. Three basic kinds of decoration are seen: indented, incised, and in relief through the addition of small lumps of ... more

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