1700-1750, 1950 YORUBA TWO-HEADED DRUM AFRICAN TRIBAL

1700-1750 YORUBA TWO-HEADED DRUM AFRICAN TRIBAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT from Slave Trade Period Purchased from collector in 1950 as being a drum from the Slave Trade. The Yoruba diaspora consi

1700-1750 early ASHANTI AKAN Base Drum from Slave Trade Period Drum With Hide Drumhead and Face Decoration AFRICAN SLAVE TRIBAL Collection Purchased from African item collector in 195

CONGO DRC LEGA janus Figure Very nice two-headed Lega sculpture Lega figures with multiple heads are Sakimatwematwe Daniel Biebuyck names those with two heads Sameisomabili in Ethics and Beauty (page

African Tribal Art: Two-Headed Nkisi Figure, from the Bacongo people, Democratic Republic of Congo, late 19th Century, circa 1884. Made of wood, pigments, fabric, glass nails and natural elements. A n

African Tribal drum from the Yoruba peoples designed to be used under the arm as a drum with a distinct somewhat hour glass shape, hide top, and tight wrapping. Size 17 1/2" H x 7" W

Carved African tribal art of a two-headed horse, mounted on a metal base. [37" H x 8 1/2" W]. Nicks and scratches to wood.

SOUTH SUDAN Large & Beautifull DINKA Neckrest Beautiful patina of use This type of headrest would represent a stylized two-headed animal Characteristics: TYPE OF OBJECT: Neckrest Headrest ETHNICAL GRO

DescriptionCONGO DRCJanus LEGA FigureThese figures are among those that symbolize wisdom.The two-headed figures are called according to the regions KILOLA KUBILI, KUNGUBILI, SHAMASHWA MABILI or MULI M

Two African Tribal carved wood implementsComprising an Oshe Shango stick from Yoruba, Nigeria and a hammer on wood stand from Baule, Western Guinea, Akan region.height of largest 15in (cm); width 5 1/

Zwei Ibeji-Kleider Yoruba, Nigeria Ohne Sockel / without base Textil, Glasperlen. B je 15,5 cm. Provenienz: W. Häusler, Thurgau, 1960er Jahre in Nigeria erworben. Mit Glasperlen versehene Mäntel fü

This is a charming old sculpture from the Yoruba of Nigeria, West Africa. The Image of a Musician playing the talking drum or "Dun Dun" drum, with his conical parade hat and strap over the shoulder an

Gefäss, Miniaturtrommel und 2 Kämme Asante, Ghana Ohne Sockel / without base Holz, Terrakotta. H 15 - 17 cm. Provenienz: - lt. mündl. Bestätigung: Galerie Walu, Basel (vor 1968). -

Measurements (inches) & Weight (pounds) Height: 31" Width: 14.5" Depth: 5.5" Weight: 11 lbs An attractive Yoruba mask featuring two crocodiles with highly detailed carved scales.

Measurements (inches) & Weight (pounds) Height: 16" Width: 9.5" Depth: 11" Weight: 2.5 lbs A fascinating Yoruba mask with two horns, exaggerated ears and an outstretched tongue.

A pair of African tribal drums, produced in a primitive style. Hand carved wood bodies covered with hide and decorated with porcupine quills and other natural materials. Each having two loop handles.

A Very finely carved and heavy old wooden drum with four ancestor faces and obvious use and handling over many many years. What remains is stable, though the drum has lost most of its tuning pegs. Yor

A Finely carved tall wooden drum with animal skin drum head and wooden spikes inserted around the drum head perimeter. The mask is highly decorated with faces and geometric designs, and overall shows

Measurements (inches) & Weight (pounds) Height: 15.5" Width: 10" Depth: 13" Weight: 4.5 lbs An interesting colorful Yoruba Egungun style mask with two protruding horns on either side that have bir

A tall and wonderfully abstract two headed Ancestor spirit figure in bronze, with a male and female head, shown holding a trident type staff.A rare and desirable example, hand made using the lost wax

STANDING MAN with glass eyes and glass drum, 24 ¼” tall, TWO HEADED MAN with cloth and twine, 11” tall, both carved wood with metal appointments. (2)

A carved wooden musical instrument / drum with female effigy as the central support, polychromed paints and signs of field use and wear. Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, Africa. The drum measures 24 inches ta

Ethnographic / Native / Tribal: A large carved African Republic of Guinea ceremonial Baga drum. The base carving depicting two figures each with a horse / donkey. The body of the drum with carved deta

Ca. 1900 to 1950. Poured copper sand cast four-limbed crosses, both in very good original condition. The two cast copper cuffs have incised line decorations, and remain in excellent original condition

A Rare Vuvi Bwete Society Ceremonial Drum from Gabon, Africa. A very tall carved wooden cylindrical drum with two mask faces and a animal hide drum skin, that still has playable tone.The Vuvi are rule