Tribal Stake Currency

Ca. mid to late 19thC. Very good condition as shown, mounted on a plinth base by Mr. Nooter. Spearhead currency Turumbu; Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Topoke, Lokele, or Turumbu pe

Group West African tribal currency jewelry, 20th c., Burkina Faso, Gurma, engraved bronze or brass, (5) pieces, incl. (4) cuff bracelets/anklets and (1) bracelet, 4.75"w x 2"h (largest), 3.75"dia x 2"

(8) West African tribal currency cuffs, 20th c., mostly copper, engraved and twist form manilla cuffs, 4.5"w x 3.25"d (largest), 3.25"w x 2.75"d (smallest) Provenance: The Collection of Marguerite Jos

Ca. 20thC. Large bundle of 56 "Kissi pennies". Measurements given are for longest piece. Average piece measures 13 1/2" long but they vary in sizes. Purchased 1965-67 in Liberia. Ex-Nooter coll.

Large group of currency pieces: many bracelets, charms, medallions, pendants and a necklace among them. Copper, Bronze and Iron. Many exhibit patina consistent with age and manufacture but just as man

Saharan w Africa Tuareg tribal currency bracelet 19th century

Ca. 19thC. Heavy bronze Senufo money bracelet/ankle, Cote d'Ivoire. First of two similar pieces in this auction. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. first half 20thC. Two Tajere currency forms, iron; Mumuye, Nigeria. Included measurements for larger piece. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. 19thC. Heavy bronze Senufo money bracelet/ankle, Cote d'Ivoire. Second of two similar pieces in this auction. Ex-Nooter coll.

Early 20thC. Very good, original patina, and no breaks or repairs. This item was used, and will show multiple areas of age appropriate wear and surface losses. Please view all pictures, as this is the

Ca. second half 20thC. Very good, the cuff construction shown intact, with no breaks or repairs. This item was used, and will show multiple areas of age appropriate wear and surface losses. Please vie

Two Saharan West African Tuareg? silver tribal currency bangle bracelets. 2 3/4" inner width (largest)

Ca. 20thC. Four large crotal bells forming semi-circle, brass money; Dan, Liberia. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. second half 20thC. The larger bracelet features two-piece construction; the small part slides into grooves on the larger piece to close the circle. Fine old patina throughout, quite heavy. The two

Ca. 20thC. Four large crotal bells forming semi-circle, iron money; Dan, Liberia. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. late 19th to first half 20thC. Good condition, possible missing shell(s). This may have been intended to be a bracelet but is now missing any way to be tied around the arm. Old cowries arranged in

Ca. 20thC. Four large crotal bells forming semi-circle, iron money; Dan, Liberia. This item was used, and will show multiple areas of age appropriate wear and surface losses. Please view all pictures,

Antique African Currency Hoes. Traditional Tribal Currency/ Bride Price of Nigeria. Of wrought iron, these are not used for agriculture, but rather to show wealth and position in community. Largest Si

Old Shell Tribal Papua NEW GUINEA ceremonial necklace on a stand. An Overlapping Band Tribal Currency Shell Ceremonial Neck Ornament Brown Fiber Collar from .

Group of three African Iron money currency flat shovel sculptures. Early 20th Century. Angas and Afo tribes of Northern Nigeria. Each fitted with custom display stands. Sizes approximately 26" H, 24"

Group West African tribal copper currency jewelry, 20th c., (9) pieces, incl. (7) bracelets and (2) large beads, 4.25"dia (largest), 2"dia (smallest) Provenance: The Collection of Marguerite Jossel Ap

Ca. 1900 to 1950. Poured copper sand cast four-limbed crosses, both in very good original condition. The two cast copper cuffs have incised line decorations, and remain in excellent original condition

Ca. first half 20thC. Very good with no breaks, bends or repairs. This item was used, and will show multiple areas of age appropriate wear and surface losses. Please view all pictures, as this is the

Ring, Vormünzliches Zahlungsmittel Gurma, Burkina Faso Ohne Sockel / without base Kupfer. Ø 6 cm. Provenienz: Nachlass René David (1928-2015), Zürich. Ausgestellt: Musée International du Golfe de