Impressive African Nok Pottery Bust - TL

ancient African Nok Pottery Helmeted Man c.500 BC-200 AD. Size 16 3/4 inches high. Solid Pottery figure of man with wearing a helmet. Missing lower part with chips and ware. From a Private New York Ci

ancient African Nok Pottery figure c.500 BC-200 AD. Size 6 3/4 inches high. Solid Pottery female and male figures group standing facing, wearing headdress.From a Private New York City Collection acqui

Early African NOK Pottery, Measures 19.5" Tall. This item and many more forthcoming are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the word. This antiquarian truly enjoyed the t

African Lobi Pottery Bust, West African, Mid 20th C.Dimensions: 9.75" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston, MA.

West Africa, Niger Delta, Mali, Djenne peoples, Middle Niger Civilization, ca. 15th century CE. A charming pottery feline of a unique, stylized form, standing upon 4 elongated feet as its smiling face

Pottery African Bust & Pottery African Wall Hanging ( Wall Hanging Has Been Repaired). 11" H "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND L

African Nok-Style, Nigeria pottery pieces, including: seated figure depicted in a crouching position; his head resting atop his crossed arms; together with head showing moulded and incised detailing;

African Nok-style, Nigeria pottery standing figure; finely moulded features, with grooved detailing to body; H: 21 1/2" (approx.)

Africa, Niger and Burkina Faso, Bura, ca. 300 to 800 CE. Among the oldest terracotta sculpture from Sub-Saharan Africa, a characteristically hollow Bura head with a beguiling countenance. Although eve

TWO POTTERY HEADSAfrica, Nok style 25 x 17 x 18 cm the highestProvenance: Giovanni Testori (1923-1993).

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. Large Bactrian camel on integral plinth with distinct twin large humps, long bent neck with mouth open as if braying, back covered with blanket or sa

African Akan-style Ghana pottery ancestral bust; with moulded detailing to hair; H: 9 1/4" (approx.)

**Originally Listed At $200** Africa, Niger River Valley, Bura-Asinda-Sikka culture, ca. 4th to 5th century CE. A hand-built terracotta figure of an abstract form, presenting a cylindrical body and pi

Impressive Art Deco Vintage African Ebony Wood Carved Busts Sculpture Maasai People Pair Large and Heavy Approximately 11 11/16 inches tall.

Büste Nok, Nigeria Mit Sockel / with base Terrakotta. H 10,5 cm. Provenienz: Galerie Walu, Zürich (1993). Thermolumineszenz-Altersbestimmung: 2400 Jahre (+/- 20 %). Die Bezeichnung „Nok“ geht di

Pre-Columbian, northwestern to central Mexico, possibly Sinaloa, Mixtec, ca. 1350 CE. An impressive pottery bowl presenting a planar base and thick walls that flare outwards to a beveled rim, all ador

Ancient Near East, Holy Land, Canaanite, Bronze Age, ca. 2000 to 1000 BCE. An impressive pottery vessel in the form of a bull presenting a cylindrical, horizontal body atop a pair of slender, strip-fo

West Africa, Central Nigeria, Nok, ca. 500 BCE to 200 CE. An expressive bust modeled from a coarse, quartz-tempered clay to depict an expressive visage comprised of partially pierced round eyes, furro

Native American, Midwestern / Southern United States, Arkansas, Crittenden County, Beck, Mississippian Culture, ca. 1500 CE. An impressive pottery vessel boasting a rare form with an elongated, conica

Africa, Nigeria, ca 300 to 900 CE. Pottery head of a male with tightly cropped hair, eyes and nostrils created using a sharpened stick, mouth open and indication of a beard. A very nice example! Custo

Nok tribe terracotta bust of a head. 20th century. West African Nok style. Nigeria. 9".

An Ancient Nok Terracotta Bust, Nigeria, 500BC-200AD, with certificate and TL report from ASA (Authentification et Datation d'Objets d'Art et d'Archeologie par Methodes Scientifiques), Francine-Erica

Two African, Nigeria pottery pieces, including: Nok-Style head of figure, with left shoulder; together with Sokoto-style piece showing three seated figures; H: 10 1/2" (taller, approx.); o

Native American, Southern United States, Mississippi County Arkansas, ca. 650 to 1150 CE. An impressive handmade pottery bowl in the form of a smooth cockle shell with a flat base and thick walls that