Nigerian terracotta figure, Nok Culture

West Africa, Nigeria, Nok culture. Exact dates unknown, fired clay / terracotta pottery. A stylized standing male figure in pillar form, with carved moustache, impressed D form eyes, stacked neck piec

Nigerian terracotta(Nok Culture).26" x 8".Age unknown.There are no laboratory reports with this item.

Nok Culture, terracotta figure and pendant, Likely 500 BCE-200 CE, Central Nigeria, hand-modeled clay, including a figure in haunch position with folded arms, on custom stand, 5"h (figure), together w

Nok Culture, terracotta figure, Likely 500 BCE-200 CE, Central Nigeria, quartz studded clay, hand-modeled with moulded and incised features, coiffure, wearing necklace bands, hands clutching implement

Nok Culture, (3) terracotta figures, Likely 500 BCE-200 CE, Central Nigeria, two on custom stands, one larger seated figure, 5.5"h (largest), 3.5"h (smallest, not including stand) Provenance: Estate o

Nok Culture, (4) terracotta figures, Likely 500 BCE-200 CE, Central Nigeria, all fragmentary, including a large head and torso with modeled features, beard, and head ornament, 12"h x 8"w x 4"d, a full

Nok Culture, (2) terracotta figures, Likely 500 BCE-200 CE, Central Nigeria, hand-modeled with incised features, coiffure, wearing neck bands and skirt, one in kneeling pose, one mounted to custom sta

Ancient African Nok Terracotta Figure. Repaired. Size: 16'' x 6.5'' x 7'' (41 x 17 x 18 cm).

This is a rare and very fine ancient terracotta sculpture fragment from the Nok culture of Nigeria, Africa and dating back to 500 BC to 200 CE , approximately 2000 years old. The sculpture features th

The Nok culture, which developed in Nigeris between 1000 BCE to 300C, is one of the oldest civilizations south of the Sahara. The Nok people are famed for their terracotta scuptures. This Nok sculptur

Ancient West Africa, Nigeria, Nok culture, ca. 500 BCE to 600 CE. A hand-built terracotta effigy depicting a kneeling figure with arms held tightly against the ribs. The figure wears a set of parallel

Very Beautiful, Half Kneeling Figure Of A Bearded Man With A Priapic Phallus. Most Probably A Burial Item From Africa And Dated Around The 500 AD. Refers To Artifacts Created By The Nok Culture, Which

Very beautiful, kneeling or fetal position figure of a man Most probably a burial item from Africa and dated around 500 AD. Refers to artifacts created by the Nok culture, which existed in what is now

DESCRIPTION: Ancient African Nok Terracotta Head. The Nok culture produced sculptures of human heads and figures of humans and animals in terracotta, the earliest such sculpture produced in sub-Sahara

Archaic clay relic of a anthropomorphic figure, only the top of the head remains. This ancient Nok sculpture consists of what appears to be a portrait head fragmented by damage and age. Nok culture, N

Group (4) Nigerian terracotta fragments, incl. Nok, Possibly of ancient origin, incl. a Nok head fragment, mounted on stand, a Katsina Janus figure, mounted on stand, fragmented figure from Sokoto, an

Ancient clay relic of a anthropomorphic figure, only the head remains. This ancient Nok sculpture consists of what appears to be a portrait head fragmented by damage and age. Sokoto or Nok culture, Ni

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

DESCRIPTION: Ancient African Nok Terracotta Head Fragment with carved protruded symmetric eyes and lips. The Nok culture produced sculptures of human heads and figures of humans and animals in terraco

Nok figure-Terracotta Figure. NOK. NIGERIA, II CENTURY BC - II CENTURY CE. Size 5 3/8 inches high. A terracotta figure of seated man. Ex Private New York city collection acquired 1980's.

Nok figure-Terracotta Figure. NOK. NIGERIA, II CENTURY BC - II CENTURY CE. Size 5 1/2 inches high. A terracotta figure of seated man. Ex Private New York city collection acquired 1980's.

A slab figure sits with hands on knees, seated in upon a wide rear, six drilled holes at top of head, holes at torso for nipples and navel. 7-1/4" H, 1 lb. 12 0z. Ex. collection, Florida

An ancient African terracotta sculpture of a feline animal, probably a lioness, with stylized body, dating from a span of time between the 2nd C. B.C. to the 2nd century A.D. The figure belongs to the

Pre-Columbian Guerrero Female Terracotta Figure (Mezcala culture; ca. 1000 to 400 BCE). Size 9 inches high. + Custom stand included. This type of figure is of an unusual form. Enveloped in grey slip,