Architectural Fragment, West Africa

Two terracotta wash basins, possibly Bozo peoples, one intact and the other in fragments, Mali, West Africa, both 12" diameter

Group of (3) terracotta fragments, likely ancient, including two likely from the Inland Niger Delta/Mali, West Africa, that are remnants of footed vessels, one with fine detailing. Approximate size, 1

A Classic Ancient Terracotta Head fragment from an ancient sculpture , Nigeria, West Africa. Nok head fragments were once part of entire bodies and are the most renowned objects within the corpus know

A Classic Ancient Terracotta Head fragment from an ancient sculpture , Nigeria, West Africa. Nok head fragments were once part of entire bodies and are the most renowned objects within the corpus know

A Classic Ancient Terracotta Head fragment from an ancient sculpture , Nigeria, West Africa. Nok head fragments were once part of entire bodies and are the most renowned objects within the corpus know

A Charming Ancient Terracotta Head fragment from an ancient sculpture , Nigeria, West Africa. Nok head fragments were once part of entire bodies and are the most renowned objects within the corpus kno

A Classic Ancient Terracotta Head fragment from an ancient sculpture ,Nigeria, West Africa. Classic facial features with large almond shaped eyes and stylized coiffure. Nok head fragments were once pa

Group of (3) pieces of ancient terracotta, including a 3rd -13th century fragment of a Bura urn from Niger, West Africa, and a vessel and finial fragment also likely Bura. Approximate size, 6.5"H (lar

A group of Ethnographic stone and clay objects. 20th century. ++ Seated West African style clay figure.++ West Africa style stone.++ Seven clay fragments. 11th to 20th century. Provenance: Inventory a

A Very rare ancient relic from West Africa, Central Nigeria, Nok culture, ca. 500 BCE to 200 CE. A terracotta sculpture made of a coarse, quartz-tempered clay. The features were hand-modeled, and the

A Very rare ancient relic from West Africa, Central Nigeria, Nok culture, ca. 500 BCE to 200 CE. A terracotta headvmade of a coarse, quartz-tempered clay. The features were hand-modeled, and the face

A very rare and truly ancient African Artifact, a Terra Cotta Head fragment from a anthropomorphic sculpture dating back to 480-80 BC, Northern Nigeria, West Africa. On museum stand. 3 3/8 inches tall

This is a terracotta head fragment from a sculpture from the Bura culture, Niger, West Africa, circa- 12th - 14th century AD. Terracotta works of the Bura-Asinda-Sikka culture come from a single regio

Three terracotta head fragments, possibly ancient, in the Nok, Sokoto or Katsina styles, West Africa, largest 3.75" high

Four terracotta head fragments, possibly ancient, in the Nok, Sokoto or Katsina styles, West Africa, largest 3.25" high" high

A terracotta fragment from the Nok culture (c.500BCE - c.1BCE), featuring an anthropomorphic figure surmounting a column or vessel, Nigeria, West Africa. Dimensions (approx.): 5.5" x 7" x 3.5" PROVENA

This is a terracotta head fragment from a sculpture from the Bura culture, Niger, West Africa, circa- 12th - 14th century ADTerracotta works of the Bura-Asinda-Sikka culture come from a single region

A Shiwan porcelain architectural fragment with colorful glazed figures, depicting Cantonese opera stage at the front, peonies at the back, comes with a wood stand, with stand W:67cm, H:113cm, D:26cm 1

Interior of the Royal Chambers , three rooms each with many figures interacting many of high born station, An extensively carved and gilded architectural fragment possibly from a marriage bed or crown

Egyptian Architectural fragment, 26th Dynasty 664-525 B.C.limestone relief 19.5 h x 21 w x 1.625 d in (50 x 53 x 4 cm) base: 17.5 h x 20.5 w x 4.5 d in (44 x 52 x 11 cm) Provenance:

ANCIENT CHINESE ARCHITECTURAL FRAGMENT - Portrait of the Buddha, Sui Dynasty/early Tang Dynasty (600-800 AD), part of a larger effigy statue, in high relief black stone, on a black museum mount. Rough

Presumably from a theater. Height - 35" Length - 64 1/2"

Italian, 18th century. A late Baroque period giltwood architectural fragment, hand carved with four putti amidst sweeping acanthine scrolls underneath a pedimental top with dot and dash molding. Unmar

Italian Baroque Parcel-Gilt and Painted Architectural Fragment, ca. 1700, possibly part of an altar, now mounted as a mirror with gilt and blue faux-marbre-painted pilasters framing the mirror plate,