African Terracotta Pottery Doll

A lot of 5 vintage hand crafted artist signed terracotta pottery doll figures. Lot includes a Santon wheat farmer By Siimone Jouglas (French, 20th Century) and 4 dolls including male & female baker do

Ca. 11th-15th. Age appropriate wear on what is a fragment of a larger figurine, see photos. Ex-Nooter

Ca. early 20thC. Age-appropriate wear with no apparent repairs. Missing cowrie shell(s). One is red clay, the other a harder white clay or stone. Unsure what tribe created these, or how these were use

Ca. 16thC. African Igbo Ukwu vessel, terracotta; Nigeria. Missing top, wear to side with losses and hole. Apparently no cracks or repairs. Purchased Primitive Art 2006, Paris (copy of original receipt

7 Ancient West African Terracotta Spindle Whorl Pottery Beads. Nice examples of the type. 2 of these are highly developed with etched artistic expression. They measure 7/8" to approximately 1 3/16".

Antique African Kongo Terracotta Funerary Pottery. Late 19th C / Early 20th C Figural Funerary Pottery from Kongo, Democratic Republic of Congo, man riding animal. Measures 28 cm H x 19 W. Crack aroun

A WEST AFRICAN TERRACOTTA POT, SENUFO FEMALE POTTERY ARTS, EARLY/MID 20TH CENTURY, fired terracotta, an oversized vessel with everted conical mouth to a ballooning body with an impressed grid textured

Terracotta, 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. Keening or braying terracotta pottery figure of an animal with raised head. 10" long. Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is know

Mystery Artist (19th Century). African antique tribal ceramic terracotta pottery vesel with a round, thin, spiral neck. Produced circa 1850 in Djenne, in the Mopti Region of central Mali, by an unknow

Large Antique Terracotta Sculpture Pottery Likely African West African Large Body Small Head and Face intricately detailed Size Approx 39" H x 10" W 45" H on Base Please Look at Photos Closely Out of

West African, Lobi people of Burkina Faso, terracotta pottery vessel of egg form with spiked surface and lid with knob handle. 19" H x 15" diameter.

West African, Lobi people of Burkina Faso, terracotta pottery vessel with spike covered surface and waisted form. 11.5" H x 7" diameter.

African, Lobi people of Burkina Faso, terracotta ceramic pottery vessel with spherical body and double spout neck with spiked decoration, together with a hand-woven stand. 10" H x 7.5" diameter.

African, Nupe people of Nigeria, large terracotta ceramic pottery water vessel with incised geometric decoration, upon a hand-woven stand. 14.5" H x 15" diameter (overall).

2 paint decorated terracotta Mali urns, African pottery, 23.75" & 18" tall, decorated with various bands, some small chips.

West Africa, Nigeria, Nok culture. Exact dates unknown, fired clay / terracotta pottery. A stylized standing male figure in pillar form, with carved moustache, impressed D form eyes, stacked neck piec

Terracotta, 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. With open nostrils. Concave depression on top of head. 13 1/2". Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is known as 'Koma Land'. The

Roman Empire, ca. 4th century CE, manufactured in North Africa. Simple but quite lovely redware pottery plate of the type that was N. Africa's leading export in the 3rd to 4th century CE. Plates like

Ancient Roman North Africa Terracotta Bowl c.2nd century AD. Size 5 1/8 inches diameter x 1 3/4 inches high. Ancient red pottery footed bowl decorated with floral design at the rim. Condition: perfect

**Originally Listed at $200** Ancient Rome, Imperial Period, probably from Carthage area of North Africa, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A wheel-thrown terracotta vase, its body of an elegant form with a

A very rare old Chamba cooking vessel from Nigeria, West Africa. This Tribal made pottery features finely etched and applique'd decorations with three tall prong like legs. Traditionally used for cook

A lovely and finely crafted Terracotta vessel with elegant female shown holding a small water vessel. Mangbetu peoples, Congo, Africa.Measures 24 x 10 inches.

Late Neolithic Red Pottery Carpenter Cup found in Northern Africa ca.3000BC. Similar in design to the metal cup used in Raiders of the Lost Ark portrayed as the Cup of Christ this cup is made of potte

(3) African anthropomorphic pottery vessels, Nigeria, terracotta jars, incl. (1) Mambila and (2) Igbo, 16"h x 10"w (largest), 5.25"h x 4.75"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor P