African bronze figure on horse

African bronze figure on horse, 5.65"H

2-3/4" wide x 18" long x 14-3/4" high. Rear leg has repair. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of James L. Stanfield, Veteran National Geographic photographer (1937-2023). Mr. Stanfield was one of the world'

[3] Assorted African Bronze Sculptures Figures on Horse [2], and Horse [1]. Original patina finish. Size: 7.75h x 10.75L, 8.5h x 11L, 10.5h x 9.5L

Antique African Bronze Figural Ceremonial Vessel. Tribal Figures Standing on Horses holding a container with Standing Bird Finial. Height 15.50"

Antique African Bronze Figural Ceremonial Vessel. Tribal Figures Standing on Horses holding a container with Standing Bird Finial. Height 15.50"

Group of six (6) small antique African bronze figures, probably Benin Kingdom (Dahomey). present-day Nigeria, most 17th to 19th century, comprising a mask, a figure on a horse, two doors, a horn-form

(2) African Dogon bronze items, c/o horse & rider figure (14-1/2" h), round cuff amulet bracelet (4" x 3-1/4")

A 19TH CENTURY AFRICAN BENIM TYPE BRONZE FIGURE modelled as a male riding upon a horse. 5.75ins high.

AFRICAN HORSE HAIR CROP: African crop with a bronze figure handle, geometric patterns on the neck, wrapped and sewn leather, and horse hair. 23" $300 - $500

African Benin-Style, Nigeria bronze equestrian figure; dressed in elaborate armor and headdress; the horse standing foursquare atop a rectangular base; H: 31 3/4" (approx.)

African Benin-Style, Nigeria bronze equestrian figure; dressed in elaborate armor and headdress; the horse standing foursquare atop a rectangular base; H: 31 3/4" (approx.)

Carl Kauba Austrian Patinated Bronze Figure of an Indian Chief on Horse Incised T. Curts (Pseudonym for Karl Kuba) and Impressed Foundry Seal Vienna. Measures H: 8 3/4" W: 10"

West Africa, Nigeria, Benin Kingdom, late 18th to early 19th century CE. A cast bronze attachment in the form of a human figure wearing a sash who extends both hands, bent at the elbows, to touch the

This piece is from the Dogon Peoples from the town of Djenne, Mali Upper Niger River and shows a 14th to 15th Century bronze figure. This is an early bronze sculpture or figure showing a man or warrio

A figure of a man holding a spear, hunting on horseback. The man is detachable from the horse. Dimensions: 7.25"L x 4.5"W x 9"H Country of Origin: Africa

Ritual Vessel for Tobacco, cast bronze, having a single seated figure on the lid, the body in egg form, supported by three naked women standing on a large dish astride two horses, in verdigris patina,

Includes a Pair of Very Heavy Bronze Horsehead Bookends (7 3/4" Tall), Several Duck Figures, an African Mask Piece, a Horse Figure on a Wood Stand, and a Musical Cabin or Shack Decoration (It Plays a

20th century, bronze, each with lid, featuring a figural finial, supported on bases comprised of three figures standing on top of two horses. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots

20th century, bronze, each with lid, featuring a figural finial, supported on bases comprised of three figures standing on top of two horses. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots

20th century, bronze, each with lid, featuring a figural finial, supported on bases comprised of three figures standing on top of two horses. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots

20th century, bronze, each with lid, featuring a figural finial, one supported on base comprised of three figures standing on top of two horses, one supported on base of three seated figures. This lo

Late 19th-early 20th century AD. A bronze model of a stylised horse with bridle and ropework reins, two seated figures astride, male to the front gripping the reins and female behind holding the male'

First is a small brass horse, 2”tall. Second is a lion, 2-1/2” long. Third is a pair of African figures, 2” tall. Fourth is a rhinoceros 2-1/2” long. Fifth is an oriental style wooden box, 3-1

A Benin Bronze Figure of an Executioner Nigeria, Late 19th Century Height of bronze 13 inches. Provenance: Sotheby's London, April 17, 1950 Segy Gallery, New York, 1951