African Fang Terracotta Magic Pot, Gabon

African Fang Terracotta Magic Pot, Gabon. Size: 3.75'' x 7'' x 6.75'' (10 x 18 x 17 cm).

This is a vintage hand carved wooden mask from the Fang peoples, Gabon, Africa. Masks of this type are known as "Ngil" and are worn for various dances and festivals and decorate the villages of the Fa

A fascinating artifact from the Fang of Gabon, Central Africa. A very well weathered old Byeri Ancestor head inserted into a gourd vessel, and attached with some old rattan. This fang magic fetish has

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

African Fang, Gabon Anthromorphic Wood Sculpture Mounted On A Lucite Base. Handmade Rusted Nails Or Spikes Are Visible Towards The Front Bottom And The Rear Bottom. The Fang people were victims of the

African Fang Gabon Reliquary Statue. Some restoration, loss to feet, please see photos. Measures 16 inches H x 5 W x 4 deep.

Fang, Gabon, carved wood seated female statue with brass accents, 23"h x 5.75"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

African Fang, Gabon Ngombi, Arched Harp. Wood, carved figural horn, animal skin,copper and fibers. It measures 17 inches long, 8 1/2 widest and 12 1/4 high. Weight: 1 pound 14 oz. This is a NO RESERVE

African, Fang, Gabon, large wood mask with burlap headdress, 14"h x 7.5"w x 4"d PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Group (5) West African terracotta pots, Possibly Nupe and Bamana, black finish, various forms, one decorated with snakes and crocodiles, 7"h x 5.5"dia (smallest), 10.5"h x 10"dia (largest) Provenance:

Group (7) African terracotta pots, Mostly Bura, with round bases and flared necks, one long-neck example marked "Mali", some with incised designs, 3.5"dia (smallest), 6"dia (largest) Provenance: Estat

Group (8) African terracotta pots, Bura, with round bases and flared necks, 3.5"dia (smallest), 4"dia (largest) some with mineral deposits Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, N

8 inch & 6 inch. One has chips on rim, will be seen in photo. Third piece is 8 inch diameter.

AFRICAN FANG TRIBAL WOODEN MASK African Fang (Gabon) carved wood mask with natural fiber beard, 20th century. Size: 11 x 6" (wood mask only)

Group of three African Fang, Gabon carved wood eyema-o-byeri (reliquary figures); each seated; two wearing carved beaded necklaces; H: 26" (tallest, approx.)

Two African Fang, Gabon/Cameroon carved wood eyema-o-byeri (reliquary figures); each standing with hands together at the waist; H: 25" (taller, approx.)

ZANDE, CONGO, AFRICAN TERRACOTTA CEREMONIAL POT 19TH C. H 16.75" W 14" D 17" Appears in a two tone high relief stylized figural handle on traditional gourd shape with vessel and spout. Literature: "Wh

2 African Nupe Terracotta Pot Supports, Nigeria. These tall, flaring supports were partially buried in the ground to provide a stable base for round Nupe pots. The blackened upper portions reveal expo

3 African Nupe Terracotta Pot Supports, Nigeria. These tall, flaring supports were partially buried in the ground to provide a stable base for round Nupe pots. The blackened upper portions reveal expo

2 African Nupe Terracotta Pot Supports, Nigeria. These tall, flaring supports were partially buried in the ground to provide a stable base for round Nupe pots. The blackened upper portions reveal expo

2 African Nupe Terracotta Pot Supports, Nigeria. These tall, flaring supports were partially buried in the ground to provide a stable base for round Nupe pots. The blackened upper portions reveal expo

2 African Nupe Terracotta Pot Supports, Nigeria. These tall, flaring supports were partially buried in the ground to provide a stable base for round Nupe pots. The blackened upper portions reveal expo

3 Assorted Long Narrow African Masks, Fang / Gabon. Hand carved wood. Vintage. size: 44-45L range, 6-7.25w range

AN ANCIENT AFRICAN FUNERARY TERRACOTTA POT, BURA-ASINDA-SIKKA CULTURE, NIGER, AD 3RD-13TH CENTURY, terracotta amphora form jar with coiled or nodule relief at the end, with impressed texture to body a