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Pair of tall African standing figural wood sculptures, modeled as a man and woman. Solid wood with white natural beaded eyes and ribbed necks and waste. Female form measures 60 in. tall, male measures

A carved wooden pair of male and female sculptures from the Mambila peoples of Nigeria, Africa. painted with orange spots and highly styled forms. One statue is missing a section of the arm. The statu

A pair of carved wooden songye fetish style sculptures with elaborate brass decorations, iron spikes as hair and kaolin clay pigments. Songyue peoples, Congo, Africa. The tallest measures 26 inches ta

A pair of carved wooden male and female ancestor sculptures, showing Mother and child and proud father. Adorned with textiles, glass beads and raised tribal scars and insignia. Maule peoples, Cote D'i

A wonderful carved wooden male and Female couple from the Fang peoples of Cameroon, West Africa. A Tall set with woven grass rope adornment and metal accents in the eyes and cheerful smiles. Ex Harold

A pair of carved wooden sculptures of a male and female that were apparently staff tops , accented with a red and white kaolin clay pigment and carved in a very "art brut" manner, a bold example of th

Cast bronze male and female leopards with well detailed faces and "spots". The leopard motif in Benin bronzes symbolize the Oba (or King) of royal and regal power. Both good condition with surface pat

A pair of carved wooden male & female effigies with raised scar designs, classic facial features and weathered surfaces. Djimini peoples, Ivory coast, West Africa. The sculptures measure 18.5 x 3.5 x

Tall carved wooden male sculpture with elaborate coiffure, long beard and shown holding an egg, perhaps a indication of a fertility fetish. A vintage example, likely carved in the latter half of the 2

Large carved wooden female sculpture with highly stylized and elongated features. The byeri ancestor sculptures wouldbe consulted when the village was to change location, when a new crop was planted o

Large carved wooden male and female idol from the Lega peoples of the DRC / Congo, central Africa. Carved wooden figure with male and female attributes as well as kaolin clay accented faces. the wood

Female figure has high relief hair braids which slot into figure.  Pair is carved by hand from rich padauk or rosewood. High figure in the wood. Braids run 9" long. Dimensions: 15"L X 5.5"D Country o

2 LARGE AFRICAN CARVED WOOD SCULPTURES, MALE AND FEMALE, LARGEST APROX 5.5'H, SKU9141.21

Igala Nigeria, African carved wooden sculpture of twin male and female figures on a plinth. Excellent condition, Measures 10" x 12" x 26".

This is an antique pair of carved wooden male and female effigies shown wearing trophy skull necklaces. The Naga , a fierce head hunting tribe were known for their use of trophy heads as part of their

A very finely carved wooden set of Male and female ancestor sculptures from the Chamba peoples of Nigeria, Africa. Custom mounted to professional display stand. The couple measure 11.5 ( 13.5 inches t

Five wooden sculptures; Three female, two males; Handcarved. Two with black base. Two are missing feet. Dimensions: 8"H Country of Origin: Africa

A large vintage wooden West African Jukun male figure. The male sculpture is made standing, almost naked, decorated only with a few bracelets on his arms and round earrings in his ears. A very elongat

Pair of Large Carved Hardwood Tribal Male and Female Fertility Sculptures. Each depicted as nudes holding ceremonial items and wearing crowns. Measures 54" H x 12" W. Condition: Typical splits Estimat

PAIR OF WOOD CARVED AFRICAN ASHANTI COMBS (MALE AND FEMALE) & BOUND NKISI SCULPTURE. Height: 18 1/2 in. by Width: 4 1/2 in. by Depth: 2 in.

This is a vintage sculpture from the Lobi peoples, Burkina Faso, West Africa. Carved wooden image of a male and female in the act of love making. Known locally as "Bateba Betise", It is said that Lobi

This is a fantastic vintage sculpture from the Lobi peoples, Burkina Faso, West Africa. Carved wooden image of a male and female in the act of love making. Known locally as "Bateba Betise", It is said

A finely carved pair of wooden male and Female effigies with highly stylized facial features and forms, raised geometric linear scar designs as well as triangle shaped eyes. The pair are shown in seat

West Africa, Yoruba culture, Ibeji, ca. early 20th century CE. Showing graceful signs of aging, this pair of deceased male and female twin figures, known as Ibeji, most likely come from Osogbo or the