Ashanti/Akan speaking peoples, Ghana, female figure

Ashanti/Akan speaking peoples, Ghana, female figure seated on a raised stool, depicting a woman of importance, sitting with erect posture and hands on her abdomen, sporting a necklace and a vertical c

Ashanti/Akan old figure, Ivory Coast/Liberia/Ghana, standing male figure, probably Akan-speaking peoples, Ghana, ringed neck, detailed coiffure, hole in forehead, the blackened and somewhat eroded woo

Hand carved wood standing female figure, Lobi peoples, Ghana, mid 20th century, having an oval head with almond eyes and a raised coiffure, above a body flanked by out curved arms, the hand resting at

2 African wooden figures- 1.) Akan Peoples, Ghana- Akua'ba figure- wood. Wooden female figures were once used to help women conceive and bear healthy children; 2.) Yoruba People, Nigeria and Rep. of B

An Ashanti "Akuaba" wood fertility dollEarly/mid-20th century, Ashanti Peoples; Ghana, AfricaThe carved wood stylized female figure with beaded decoration at the neck and base; with later ad

This is a finely carved wooden Comb with the image of a female ancestor from the Ashanti / Akan peoples,Ghana, Africa. The sculpture of the female is quite sweet and serene and the form is very intere

An orator's staff with facing figures, (together with bag of gold leaf), Ashante, Akan-speaking peoples, Ghana, 20th century Provenance: Collection of Vanna and N. Lee Lacy (Palm Springs, California).

Luba/Akan-speaking peoples, Ghana, Congo, anecdotal scene, perhaps a staff-top, showing two opposing seated figures interacting, with tiny raised scarifications and other fine detailing, 8". Provenanc

(lot of 5) Decorative tribal items, highlights include: (1) female figure (Akua Ba), Ashanti (Asante) people, Ghana, inlaid with shell, approx 13.5"h; (1) mask with comb crest, approx 14"h; (1) wood r

(lot of 17) Akan-speaking people, Ghana, bronze "gold weight" figurines, including exotic animals and stylized figures, 3"l

A carved wooden female effigy with undeniable deep well handled surface patina suggesting years of Field use. Akan / Ashanti peoples, Ghana, West Africa. The figure measures 11.75 inches tall ( 12 inc

This is a very rare old example of African Art from the Ashanti, a proud Akan speaking people of Ghana, Africa.Old Ashanti sculpture is not common on the market , while contemporary works are everywhe

A very old, possibly early to mid 20th century terracotta sculpture from the Ashanti / Akan peoples of Ghana, Africa. A large and very heavy figure with a serene face and expression with black painted

**First Time At Auction** Western Africa, Ghana, Akan peoples, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden slingshot with a forked sling attachment and a handle depicting a seated woma

Fante Peoples, Aquaba doll, Mid-20th c., Ghana, wood, glass beads, string and hair, abstract female figure with finely carved details including geometric motif on back, small tufts of hair inserted in

Carved from a very heavy dense wood with well handled and polished surface and wonderful stylized female form and facial features. Ashanti peoples, Ghana, Africa. The figure measures 22.5 inches tall

A carved wooden female effigy with stylized horns , hands outstretched and seated on a classic throne. Remnants of Gold Gilt. Ashanti peoples, Ghana, Africa. The figure measures 9.5 inches tall. Prove

A Carved wooden female effigy with a well worn and well handled surface, erosion to the feet and an overall weathered and field used patina. Akan speaking peoles, Ghana, Africa. The figure measures 13

West Africa, Ghana, Asante (also Ashanti, Achanti) people, ca. 1980s CE. An impressive, hand-carved wooden figure known as an Akua'ba (also Akuaba) on an integral plinth, painted in a rich, black pigm

Yoruba Peoples, Female Figure, mid to later 20th Century, Carved wood and pigment, Height 16 inches, Boca Raton Museum of Art, prior to 2007

Yoruba peoples Headdress, Walking Female Figure, 20th century, Carved wood, bead necklace, 17 x 8 1/2 inches, Provenance: Boca Raton Museum of Art

Dogon People (?)- Female figure- wood, fiber. 48 1/2''

Antique African Montol Peoples Female Ancestor Figure, Nigeria. Carved wood, on base. 1908 inscribed on base of statue. Provenance: accessioned by the Seattle Art Museum in 1908; deaccessioned 1996. S

Baga Peoples, kneeling female figure, likely 20th c., Guinea, carved and painted wood, strung beads, modeled with large incised carved coiffure, beaded choker, exposed breasts, hands supporting a tray