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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Antique East African Maasai Food Storage Container #22, Ethnographic, Collectable, Hand Carved In Kenya by the Nomadic Turkana people from a local hard wood. It is decorated with beads in the maasai fashion.
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It is designed to be hung on a wall as a decorative piece.
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2 Yoruba twins, nigeria. Nice sculpture.
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A brass tray handmade by Aiken M Inuwa Kano. Decorated in hand stamped tribal knot-work. Tray measures 50cm in length and 30cm in its width. A valuable, useable and very collectible piece of art. Similar pieces now fetch £395.
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Country/Region of Manufacture: East Africa / Probably Tanzania or Mozambique (Makonde tradition). The surface shows crisp hand‑carving, visible adze/chisel facets, chip‑carved textures and natural end‑grain at base.
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vintage-style decorative bust of an African woman
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