Crafted with an eye for tradition and a touch for artistry, this Ashanti/Asante tribal stool hails from Ghana, West Africa. Its wooden construction speaks to the time-honoured craft of the region, and its antique status reflects a history that stretches back decades, possibly centuries.The stool stands as more than just a functional piece; it is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Africa. Post-1940 in age, it brings a blend of timeless design and historical significance to any collection, making it a prized acquisition for enthusiasts of ethnographic antiques and African art alike.
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An african pendant, must be lobi.
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Weight 520 gr. Depth 9 cm.
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An Antique Old Coptic Ethiopian Coin Silver Cross 30. Good Antique Condition: with the expected signs of age and use. We research every single item and aim to provide as much information as possible about its history and provenance.
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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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8.5 cm high.
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This traditional African tribal knife was not used in warfare, but rather served a ceremonial or symbolic purpose, often carried by village chiefs, dignitaries, or executioners as a sign of authority or judicial power.
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