This rare lot of hand-carved toothpicks from Central African Republic showcases a unique and authentic piece of African craftsmanship. The toothpicks are intricately carved with a very unusual design, making them a standout addition to any collection of African collectables or ethnographic artefacts. With their origins in Africa and their traditional craftsmanship, these hand-carved toothpicks offer a glimpse into the cultural heritage and artistry of the region. Perfect for collectors or those interested in African artistry, these toothpicks are a one-of-a-kind find.
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This vintage African snuff container #2 from the Luba tribe in the Democratic Republic of Congo is a unique piece of ethnographic collectable Tribal Art. Made from wood, this container holds significance as a traditional item used for storing and consuming snuff. This piece adds an authentic touch to any collection focusing on African artifacts. It is from my private collection. Approximate age is post 1940. The item shows signs of age and natural wear appropriate for its age. It is 18 cm high and has a diameter of ca 8 cm at the bottom . It weighs 150 g. The item is Used . Dispatched with Royal Mail Tracked 48.
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Pieces like this were commonly sold in Atlas Mountain souks and regional craft markets. This piece is handmade in a traditional Berber Amazigh style. The necklace is finished with a large central red focal bead with a resin or composite construction.
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It measures 46x19cms. It has perfect condition with nice colors.
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Mid-20th century.
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AFRICAN MASAI HUNTING SPEARHEAD. APPROX 79cm LONG WITH A SOCKET MOUNT.
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This mask was traded to my great grand father from a Central African chief in the 1950’s. Passed down through the generations as a power charm
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A very good looking item & would make a great display piece.
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