NIGERIA YORUBA PEOPLE Brass bracelet Manilla slave

NIGERIA. YORUBA PEOPLE. Brass bracelet. Manilla slave currency. Early 1900. Rare. 246 gr. (8,61 oz) - 12x6 cm (4,6x2,3 inch)

**Originally Listed At $150** West Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba peoples, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A brass anklet, hollow cast with openwork motifs, used as currency and to signify wealth. Si

Including (7) African Brass Currency Bell Bracelets, Lobi People, Burkina Faso; PLUS: (3) Ashanti Bronze or Brass Bangles with Insects, Ghana; PLUS (4) Berber Bedoin Manillas Slave Trade Silver Repous

A Finely cast ancient Bronze bracelet with openwork designs and two iron rings remaining suggesting dangles once adorned the bracelet. Yoruba peoples, Nigeria. The Bracelet measures 4.25 x 4 inches. E

A lovely carved wooden effigy of a kneeling female devotee, possibly to the Cult of Eshu, shown with offerings in her hands and completely covered in hand hammered brass. Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, Afri

Yoruba Peoples, brass ceremonial fans, Nigeria, (4) fans with embossed and incised decoration, 17.5"h x 12.75"w (largest), 12"h x 6.75"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip

A Fine antique Bronze Bracelet with intricate incised designs and wonderful form. Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, Africa. The Bracelet measures 5 inches across x 1.5 inches deep. Provenance: Provenance: Ex A

Yoruba Peoples, (3) bracelets, Nigeria, copper alloy, each cast with textured surface, one with lock mechanism, two on custom metal stands, each approx. 4"dia Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Profe

Brass hanging mask, Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, mid 20th century, having a male figure standing atop a mask with an elaborate coiffure and a stylized face, 17.25"h x 5"w x 3.5"d.

**Originally Listed At $250** West Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A handsome four-sided brass bell that makes a piercing sound when rung. An anthropomorphic face is

African brass mace of the Yoruba peoples in Nigeria, West Africa from the 19th century. The head in a bulbous humanoid form with ears and eyes, the base connected to a multisided iron shaft. The shaft

IVORY COAST. SENUFO PEOPLE. 1850 AD. BRASS BRACELET. 283 gr. (9,9 oz) - 10x9x9,3 cm. (3,9x3,5x3,6 inch)

**Originally Listed At $200** West Africa, Nigeria, ca. 19th century CE. A fine collection of 7 of brass, nickel-brass, and leaded-brass bracelets known as manilla, which were used as currency pieces.

West Africa, Nigeria and Benin, Yoruba peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A pair of linked human male and female representations, cast in bronze, with loop holes connected with a brass chain

Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, West Africa, ritual sword, African bronze/brass, custom mount, likely mid-20th century. Approximate size, 19.5"H (20" on stand). PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Goul

Decorated and ornate brass mace or scepter of the 19th century or earlier used by the Ogboni society and Yoruba peoples of Nigeria, West Africa. The head with a pattern of four circular spun brass lea

Heavy brass mace or scepter 19th century or earlier used by the Ogboni society and Yoruba peoples of Nigeria, West Africa. Fine large rectangular head with overlapping bands of brass and an iron core,

Large brass mace or scepter of the 19th century or earlier used by the Ogboni society and Yoruba peoples of Nigeria, West Africa. The mace head of a square form in brass with a series of ribbed design

Large brass mace or scepter of the 19th century or earlier used by the Ogboni society and Yoruba peoples of Nigeria, West Africa. The mace head of a stylized head in bulbous form constructed of brass

Yoruba peoples probably Ogboni society of Nigeria, West Africa, 19th century. Brass and iron mace with heavy geometric head with disc decoration in brass throughout connected to an iron shaft. The mid

Ivory Coast. Baulè people. AE Ankle manilla or slave currency. 1850 AD. 941 gr. (32,9 oz) - 10,5x11,5x7,5 cm. (4,6x4,5x2,9 inch) EF. RR

Yoruba Peoples, large Ogboni staff finial, 19th c. or earlier, Nigeria, brass and iron, staff finial depicting a female head with jewelry and scarifications on forehead, a small iron protrusion on the

Brass ..some copper open end bangle style, Cowrie pattern bracelets, with flattened designs…Possibly Nigeria or Mali…thought to promote fertility..worn by women

TWO AFRICAN YORUBA PEOPLE BRASS MALE/FEMALE EDAN OGBONI SOCIETY STAFF FINIALS, NIGERIAN, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the seated pair chained to each other and cast on tapering wrought iron spikes, t