Carved African Chiefs Chair 'Tree of Life' - Carved

Carved African Figural Chiefs Chair - 2pc Carved Wood, 13'' x 29'' x 32''

African chief's granddaughter's chair, carved wood, 13" h x 17 1/2" w x 11 1/2" d. Provenance: from a Massachusetts estate.

Hand Carved Elephant Chiefs Chair from Africa. Carved from one large piece of wood. Measures 18 inches tall and 20 inches wide. Has some minor damage which is shown in the pictures.

(2) West African carved tree of life sculptures, each depicting its version of indigenous culture, each mounted to a black metal base, tallest: 51"h

Africa,20th Century Depicts intertwined figures holding various objects with male and female figures kneeling on top of the sculpture.,34 1/2" t x 8 1/2" w x 4" d. From the collection of a Providence,

African Carved Wood 'Tree of Life' Sculpture Mounted as a Lamp. Makonde People, East Africa, 20th Century. The sculpture is a tall tower of figures carved from a single piece of wood. Size: 10 1/2 x 1

Makonde sculpture, made out of African Blackwood (mpingo), showing human figures climbing up and holding onto each other. It is a 'Tree of Life' or Ujamaa carving, showing how villagers survive by wor

African carved wood tree of life statue. 15" tall.

African carved wood tree of life statue. 12.5" tall.

South African 'Family Tree of Life' hand carved folk art wood statue, 1980's. Measures 17"H x 8.75"W x 4.25"D. Condition report: good condition, please see all photos. Contact C. Biddle Auction Galler

DESCRIPTION: Elaborately carved African blackwood ("mpingo") sculpture from a member of the Makonde tribe depicting a family of children stacked atop and around a maternal figure. Signed "BoKo" on und

Wood Carved African Sculpture From research, we've found that this type of sculpture is called "Tree of Life". It is carved from black wood. This seems to be a type of Makonde art. History below. This

African Asante, Ghana, Chief or Prestige Chair. Carved Wood. Incising on armrests and back. Decorative metal details. It measures: Maximum width: 25 inches, maximum height: 32 1/4 inches and maximum d

DESCRIPTION: African Makonde carved mpingo wood "Tree of Life" column depicting several villagers interconnected around village homes and among animals and performing various activities both outdoor a

Chokwe Chief's Chair with Ancestor Figures and multiple figures carved along the stretcher, geometric decoration incised and figurative, , carved wood, paint, and tacks, 25 x 14 1/4 x 16 inches. Prove

Antique Anglo-Indian carved wood 'slipper' chair; the low form showing elaborately carved openwork 'tree of life' motif, composed of scrolling foliage with two bird-like creatures atop

Hand carved African wooden statue possibly from Makonde tribe depicting tree of life. Shows smaller figures climbing up larger figure.

Antique African Tribal Art Makonde Family Tree Of Life Ebony Wood Hand Carved. Sculpture is hand carved and wooden. Piece is vintage possibly antique. Measures approx 13.5 inches tall 3.5 inches wide.

Hand carved group figural tribal wood sculpture by the Makonde, an ethnic group in southeast Tanzania, northern Mozambique and Kenya. This Tree of Life work of art features multi generations going abo

African, Makonde Tribe (Tanzania), 20th century. Hand carved ebony or blackwood (mpingo) wood figural sculpture in depicting a Tree of Life or Family Tree scene (Ujamaa) with overlapping and stacked f

African Folk Art Family Tree of Life Sculpture This is a beautiful most likely hand-carved Ebony wood. This is in good condition with no known damage. 21.5in tall Weight: 3.4lbs

(lot of 6) Rustic wood patio set, including: (1) table, having live edge top, over knotted tree trunk base, approx 31.5"h, 37"diam; (5) carved side chairs, straight back, rising on four legs, some spl

African, Makonde people of Tanzania, Mozambique, and Kenya, hand-carved ebony wood Ujamaa or family tree of life sculpture depicting ancestor figures. 35" H x 9" W x 7" D.

Unique stool from the CHOKWE people of DR Congo. High quality wooden chair, beautifully carved with typical TCHOKWE motifs. This chair was used by the chief and is moved over by generation to generati