Important Chokwe Chief’s Throne, Angola/Kongo

A very finely carved wooden image of an important Chief and ancestor. Chokwe peoples, Angola Africa.

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

Rare Luguru Chiefs Throne, Tanzania: The distinguishing feature of this stool is the high backrest in the form of a stylized female torso with sharply defined breasts. The backrest is surmounted by a

African Edo Bronze Hip Mask Benin Kingdom, Nigeria, 19th century A fine casting of an important chief's regalia with symmetrical facial features and openwork headdress, on a metal and marble stand, la

Africa, Cameroon, Bamun, ca. early 20th century CE. An impressive carved wooden chief's stool from the grasslands of Cameroon. Most Bamun visual culture is associated with the important chiefs and kin

A Framed Antique collection of Native American Chiefs c. 1900.There are 20 pictures of Chiefs all surrounding one large image of an important chief wearing a string of bear claws around his neck.The c

A very fine and handsome wood sculpture of an important chief of the Hemba peoples. Carved from a single piece of dense and heavy wood with a well handled and polished surface, finely crafted facial f

2 African brass figures- 1.) Benin Kingdom, Nigeria- Brass figure. Cast bronze figures depicting the king, queen mother, and important chiefs were used on altars commemorating deceased rulers; 2.) Aka

A Finely carved wooden male effigy of an important chief, shown with ceremonial staff, raised scar designs, elaborate coiffure and interestingly posed above his stool as if in the act of sitting. Baul

Africa, what is now north-central Angola, Ovimbundu or Chokwe, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A special scepter, perhaps once belonging to an Ovimbundu or Chokwe chief, finely carved from a h

Old and Interesting Kuba peoples sculpture, Congo, Africa. carved from a heavy dense wood and featuring a seated ancestor, likely a Ndop sculpture to commemorate an important chief. Measuring 14.5 inc

A Charming carved wooden image of an Important chief or ancestor from the hemba peoples, DRC/ Congo, Africa. Carved from a dense wood with classic style facial features and bold form. The Statue measu

Pre-Columbian, Classic Maya, ca. 300 to 900 CE. An incredibly carved and well-preserved hacha, hewn from a large chunk of grey volcanic rock, crafted as one of the ritual items associated with the Mes

A Chokwe Style Chief Chair. Wood, metal. 20th century. Congo. 48” x 24 1/2”. Condition: Abrasions, surface dirt, and cracked on verso. Provenance: From a Los Angeles, California Collection

This carved wooden male effigy represents an idealized portrait of a Hemba Singiti ancestor, such sculptures commemorated important deceased chiefs and important members of the tribe to recall their p

A finely carved wooden sculpture of a Chokwe Ancestor Chief shown seated with wonderful treatment to the hands and face, inlaid eyes and human hair beard. Measures 24 x 7 inches.

11" to 17-1/2" high. Wood carved signed "John Shadel". Minor losses to chalk chief. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agree

Title:Chokwe Chibinda Ilunga chief figure - DRC Congo - African Art Tribal Art Description:This statuette, symbol of power, glorifies the hunting qualities of the mythical hero founder of the ethnic g

wood, coconut shell, Wooden shrine heads were allowed to sit on the altars of chiefs and important individuals as opposed to the copper alloy heads that were exclusively used by the royalty of Benin.

This is a carved wooden commemorative portrait of a chief or important ancestor known as a "Singiti" sculpture from the Hemba peoples, of the DRC/ Congo, central Africa. carved from a very heavy dense

Important Chinese Carved wooden Dragon Throne Chairs. Floral Design with large carved bats to the top of the throne backing. Heavily Carved. Great detail. Vintage. 49 1/2 inches high x 34 inches wide

Luba ceremonial staff or sceptre kibango, wood; Democratic Republic of Congo. Kibango were traditionally owned by Chiefs and other important people as symbols of authority, displaying their social pos

African Congo Chokwe Chibinda Ilunga carved chief figure, carved wood and dark stain, depicting a male figure with elaborate hairdo standing naked with his hands on his stomach, navel out, uncircumcis

Also includes Mickey watch, Pocket ruler and Junior Fire-chief badge. BC IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms