AN AFRICAN "AKUABA" FERTILITY FIGURE OF MOTHER AND CHILD, ASHANTI, AKAN PEOPLE, GHANA, MID 20TH

An Ashanti "Akuaba" wood fertility dollEarly/mid-20th century, Ashanti Peoples; Ghana, AfricaThe carved wood stylized female figure with beaded decoration at the neck and base; with later ad

**Originally Listed At $300** West Africa, Ghana, Asante (Ashanti, Achanti) people, ca. mid 20th century CE. A painted, dark wood example of a disk-headed akua ba (akuaba) figure. The figure stands on

**First Time At Auction** West Africa, Ghana, Asante (Ashanti, Achanti) people, ca. mid 20th century CE. A painted, dark wood example of a disk-headed akua ba (akuaba) figure. The figure stands on a c

A very old, possibly early to mid 20th century terracotta sculpture from the Ashanti / Akan peoples of Ghana, Africa. A large and very heavy figure with a serene face and expression with black painted

Africa, Ghana, Akan People, ca 1st half of the 20th century. Carved fertility figure in very abstract human form. Round head, short arms outstretched, long thin torso with ample breasts and spooled ba

West Africa, Ghana, Asante (also Ashanti, Achanti) people, ca. 1980s CE. An impressive, hand-carved wooden figure known as an Akua'ba (also Akuaba) on an integral plinth, painted in a rich, black pigm

Akan Akuaba Fertility Figure, Fante, Ghana, mid 20th C. (LUCE8278)(LUCE8278) Measurements: 20 H Condition: Condition commensurate with age and use.

A finely carved Akua'ba doll considered a fertility idol. The figure has a very thinly carved enlarged circular head and normal body . Ashanti peoples, Ghana, Africa. The figure has been custom mounte

2 African wooden figures- 1.) Akan Peoples, Ghana- Akua'ba figure- wood. Wooden female figures were once used to help women conceive and bear healthy children; 2.) Yoruba People, Nigeria and Rep. of B

A West African Baule people Maternity figure depicting a mother and child, Ivory Coast, circa the mid of the 20th century. The female figure is depicted delicately smiling, sitting on a chair, with a

Pair of African carved effigy figures with copper and brass overlay, rope accents etc early 20th c 21" high attributed to Akua-Ba or Ashanti people of Ghana

West Africa, Ghana and Cote D'Ivoire, Akan peoples, Asante. Court linguist's staff finial circa mid to early 20th century. Sheets of gold leaf over wood of a seated chief or orator. The figure appears

Title: Akuaba Ashnati Fertility Doll figure - Ghana - African Art Tribal Art Date/Period: Second half 20th century Origin: Ghana Dimension: 10,24 Inch Materials: Wood Weight: 0,33 Pounds Item type: Fi

African Madonna Ghana Tribal Carved Wood Akuaba Doll Fertility Goddess Primitive Carving Ethnic Ashante Figurine Mother and Child Luck & Health Talisman Approximately 15 9/16 inches tall.

African Madonna Ghana Tribal Carved Wood Akuaba Doll Fertility Goddess Primitive Carving Ethnic Ashante Figurine Mother and Child Luck & Health Talisman Approximately 15 9/16 inches tall.

Helen Cordero (Native American, Cochiti Pueblo, 1915 to 1994) "Story Teller with Eight Children," pottery, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A polychrome storyteller and mother figure with 8 children,

Figur, "akuaba" Asante, Ghana Mit Sockel / with base Holz, Glasperlen. H 24 cm. Provenienz: Martin Gross (1922-2017), Biel (erworben am 04.07.1968). Akua-mma-Figuren wurden von Frauen verehrt, damit i

BANGWA PEOPLE, CAMEROON, AFRICAN CARVED WOOD MATERNITY FIGURE H 28.75" W 9.5" D 9" Depicting a mother nursing her child. Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Michigan Senator and creator of the Michigan

Rapa Nui People, Moai paepae fertility figure, 19th/20th c., Easter Island, carved hardwood, rare female figure modeled standing with carved coiffure, inlaid eyes, ear plugs, standing with hands over

Thirteen gold filled pendants, amulets, and regalia pectorals (Akrafokonmu) were made in the first part of the 1900s by the Akan-speaking peoples (Ashante, Baule) in the Lagoons Region of Ghana and S.

* A Group of Three Wood Figures 19th/20th century comprising a Fang guardian figure, a Baule figure and a fertility doll. Height of tallest 24 1/4 inches. Estimate $ 1,500-2,000 The Property of the De

Bulul, also known as bul-ul or tinagtaggu, is a carved wooden figure used to guard the rice crop by the Ifugao peoples of northern Luzon. The sculptures are highly stylized representations of ancestor

African Ghana, Fertility Wood Doll, Cote d'Ivoire Baule Wood Female figure. Size 10 1/4 - 13 1/4 inches high. Carved wood Idol with trade beads together with a standing female figure. Provenance: EX:

Senufo Peoples, large bird, ex-Parke-Bernet, 19th/20th c., Ivory Coast, standing upright, the wings represented by horizontal flanges, a symbol of fertility and continuation, mounted on 16"h x 18"w x