Group of (18) Cast Bronze/Brass Goldweights, Ashanti peoples, Ghana

Group of (18) cast bronze/brass goldweights, cast using the lost wax method, including five horns, a shield, a fan, various animals and other forms, Ashanti peoples, Ghana, likely 18th-20th century, W

Group of (25) cast bronze/brass goldweights, cast using the lost wax method, various geometric forms, Ashanti peoples, Ghana, likely 18th-20th century, West Africa. Approximate size, 2.25"H x 2"W x 0.

A finely cast Ashanti Gold weight acquired in 1971, featuring various animals all combined into a abstract ceremonial scene. Ashanti peoples, Ghana, Africa. This old weight measures 2 x 1.75 inches (

Ashanti Peoples, group gold weights, Ghana, (25+) pieces, cast brass, most with incised decoration, 2"l x 1.75"w (largest), 0.25"dia. (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Go

A Wonderful old & charming gold weight in the form of a Mud fish , cast in bronze. Ashanti peoples, Ghana, Africa. The Mud fish has been mounted to a Lucite display stand and measures 1.75 x 1.5 inche

This is a very fine Old Bronze Kuduo container from the Ashanti peoples of Ghana, Africa. Cast bronze with a detailed scene on the lid of the coronation of the Chief. Ornate, cast brass vessels known

This is a very fine Old Bronze Kuduo container from the Ashanti peoples of Ghana, Africa. Cast bronze with a detailed scene on the lid of the coronation of the Chief. Ornate, cast brass vessels known

This is a very fine Bronze Kuduo container from the Ashanti peoples of Ghana, Africa. Cast bronze with a detailed scene on the lid of a man protecting his livestock from a lion attack. Ornate, cast br

This is a very fine Old Bronze Kuduo container from the Ashanti peoples of Ghana, Africa. Cast bronze with a detailed scene on the lid of a Giant scorpion and several warriors. Ornate, cast brass vess

A Contemporary cast bronze sculpture of a stylized leopard with enlarged head and spots throughout the torso. Ashanti peoples, Ghana, Africa. The Figure measures 15.5 inches long.

A finely cast Ashanti Gold weight acquired in 1971, featuring three figures in a ceremonial scene. Ashanti peoples, Ghana, Africa. This Gold weight measures 2 x 1.75 inches ( 4 inches tall on custom L

A finely cast Ashanti Gold weight acquired in 1971, featuring an Akan stle ceremonial sword with ancestral face. Ashanti peoples, Ghana, Africa. This Gold weight measures 3.75 inches ( 4 inches tall o

The lidded jar is likely from the Ashanti peoples of Ghana, Africa, with the intent to hold precious items for ceremony. The container is decorated with various patterns, applied crocodiles, and male

Asante or Ashanti people, African (Ghana), 20th century. Two cast gilt copper alloy metal Kuduo figural vessels each with flat lid topped with figures, one with seated figure under domed and tasseled

A fine Antelope Bronze gold weight, cast in the lost wax method and used as a scale weight for selling Gold dust by the Ashanti or Akan peoples, Ghana, Africa. The weight measures 2.5 x 1.5 inches ( 2

Ashanti People, (3) gold weights, Ghana, including two hollow cast bronze elephants and a pendant mask, all boldly decorated in concentric spirals, each approx. 4"l Provenance: Estate of Distinguished

Ashanti Peoples, (29) gold dust weights, Ghana, cast brass in a variety of shapes with raised and incised geometric decoration, custom mounted in wedge shaped Styrofoam display, each display 14"h x 6"

Ashanti Peoples, (3) large gold weights, Ghana, cast brass, with incised geometric designs, 2.5"h x 2"w Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor of C

West Africa, Ghana, Ashanti (Asante) people, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. This is an adorable cast brass crocodilian creature with a fish in his jaws that was used as a weight for gold meas

Antique lost-wax cast bronze Gold Weight figurine from the Ashanti People in what is today's southern Ghana, then Ashanti Empire. Displays a Crocodile, which has caught a fish in it's jaws, in the cha

Five gold Weights. Akan peoples, Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire. Ex collection Elizabeth Gebiner. Largest specimen 2.25" long. Acquired from Merton D. Simpson in the 1980's.Lost wax cast cpper alloy. Please

Beautiful bronze goldweight figure from the Ashanti people of Ghana. the bronze figure is sitting on a wooden stool, this stool is a wonderful example of a asante stool. Provenance: Manfred Sch?fer co

ERTE (RUSSIAN/FRENCH, 1892-1990), DOUBLE BRONZE SCULPTURE GROUP, H 18", "DREAM BIRDS", #166/500:Figure of a model in a silvered gown and a second figure with birds holding the draped costume. Cast by

Fanti/Ashanti, Ivory Coast/Liberia/Ghana, figural stool with a person lying down supporting the seat, light-brown in color, well carved and quite dramatic, probably made traditionally for an important