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  1. AN AFRICAN BRONZE PENDANT, FIGURE, antique, tribal

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  2. FERTILITY DOLL from GHANA Ashanti Africa vintage tribal ebony wood

    The FERTILITY DOLL from GHANA Ashanti Africa vintage tribal ebony wood is a carved figure made from wood, specifically ebony wood. This antique piece originates from Africa and has a post-1940 age. It showcases traditional African craftsmanship and symbolism, making it a unique and cultural collectible item. Measures 8 inch approx

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  3. Antique African Implement

    Very old hand made piece of Afeican history. Shows wear and not in perfect condition.

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  4. Ceremonial Wooden Spoon Dan People Ivory Coast West Africa

    The Ceremonial Wooden Spoon from the Ivory Coast, West Africa is an antique utensil made of wood. This original piece reflects the rich cultural heritage of the region, making it a unique and authentic product. The spoon is a symbol of tradition and ceremony, perfect for serving special dishes or as a decorative piece in a kitchen or dining room. Crafted post-1940, this item showcases the craftsmanship and artistry of African cultures. 50cm x 14 cm x 9cm

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  5. Antique African Knife – Mongo / Tetela – DR Congo – Former Belgian Collection

    They also share similarities in their language and social organization, but also have differences. The Mongo people are a Bantu ethnic group who live in the equatorial forest of Central Africa. They are the second largest ethnic group in the Democratic Republic of Congo, highly influential in its north region.

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  6. Vintage African Ceremonial Swords Likely Congo Area Read Description

    You will receive exactly what is pictured. Every detail of the swords has been shown. They are very tight in the scabbards and difficult to pull out one fully inserted.

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  7. A LOBI BRONZE FIGURE WALKING african tribal antique

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  8. A SPECTACULAR PANTHERA PENDANT, african, tribal, lobi

    A nice pendant representing a panthera with a prey.

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