(lot of 6) Attributed to Akan-speaking peoples, Ghana,

(lot of 17) Akan-speaking people, Ghana, bronze "gold weight" figurines, including exotic animals and stylized figures, 3"l

Luba/Akan-speaking peoples, Ghana, Congo, anecdotal scene, perhaps a staff-top, showing two opposing seated figures interacting, with tiny raised scarifications and other fine detailing, 8". Provenanc

Ashanti/Akan speaking peoples, Ghana, female figure seated on a raised stool, depicting a woman of importance, sitting with erect posture and hands on her abdomen, sporting a necklace and a vertical c

An orator's staff with facing figures, (together with bag of gold leaf), Ashante, Akan-speaking peoples, Ghana, 20th century Provenance: Collection of Vanna and N. Lee Lacy (Palm Springs, California).

Ashanti/Akan old figure, Ivory Coast/Liberia/Ghana, standing male figure, probably Akan-speaking peoples, Ghana, ringed neck, detailed coiffure, hole in forehead, the blackened and somewhat eroded woo

This is a very rare old example of African Art from the Ashanti, a proud Akan speaking people of Ghana, Africa.Old Ashanti sculpture is not common on the market , while contemporary works are everywhe

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.

Collection of six fine carved African tribal masks. Attributed to the Dan people of Liberia. Referred to as Gle or Ge masks, these masks feature fabric pouches as well as applied material and grasses,

gold, 12 carat, 30 grams, three eyelets, small defect in the casting, original repair H: 6,5 cm; W: 9,5 cm, H: 2,6 inch; W: 3,7 inch Provenance: Lempertz Brussels, 10 May 2023, Lot 75 (part of a convo

A Lot of Three wood carvings from the Ashanti peoples of Ghana. The Sculpture in the Middle is a Akua'ba doll and it measures 15.25 x 6.25 inches, the other two are Combs and the each measure 13.5 and

Akan Peoples, Ghana clay stylized animal figure, 15"h x 20"w. Provenance: The Collection of Allan Stone.

Large hinged wood comb, Akan peoples, Ghana, mid 20th century, the rectangular top with a pierce carved and incised scene depicting a woman carrying a load on her head including a jug and a mortar and

A fine Antelope Bronze gold weight, cast in the lost wax method and used as a scale weight for selling Gold dust by the Ashanti or Akan peoples, Ghana, Africa. The weight measures 2.5 x 1.5 inches ( 2

A finely carved wooden stool in classic form with obvious use and wear over generations. A fine old example. Ashanti or Akan peoples, Ghana, Africa. The Stool measures 16 x 8 x 9.5 inches. Provenance:

An unusual carved wooden hand holding a sword blade , perhaps used on a shrine as a divination type object. Ashanti or Fanti / Akan peoples, Ghana, Africa. * There are old museum inventory numbers pai

Five gold Weights. Akan peoples, Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire. Ex collection Elizabeth Gebiner. Largest specimen 2.25" long. Acquired from Merton D. Simpson in the 1980's.Lost wax cast cpper alloy. Please

Finely carved wooden comb with an ornate image of a Rooster on top as finial. Ashanti or Akan peoples, Ghana, Africa.

A small but very interesting Old Gold weight in the form of a Lobster. Ashanti or Akan peoples, Ghana, Africa. The Gold weight measures 1.75 inches long and 2.75 inches tall on custom display stand. P

A very finely carved wooden comb with stylized mask like anthropomorphic face and some linear designs with a deep well handled surface patina. Ashanti / Akan peoples, Ghana, Africa. The Comb measures

This is a finely carved wooden Comb with the image of a female ancestor from the Ashanti / Akan peoples,Ghana, Africa. The sculpture of the female is quite sweet and serene and the form is very intere

A carved wooden scepter or staff with rooster design and incised designs. Ashanti or Akan peoples, Ghana, Africa

A Fine Old Ashanti Stool Gold Weight in bronze, in classic form. Ashanti / Akan peoples, Ghana, West Africa. The Stool measures 2 x 1 3/8 inches. Provenance: Ex Norman Hurst Gallery / Hurst & Hurst 19

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

African Memorial Earthenware Mask 20th century, Akan people Ghana, terracotta having pigment, human effigy with abstract and enlarged head on ringed neck; Provenance: private collection, US, purchased