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Antique West African Hand-Engraved Pewter Alloy Manilla Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE: Measuring 8 cm (3.15 inches) in diameter, this heavy pewter-alloy manilla bracelet bears the hallmarks of late-period West African metalwork, when manillas functioned as both currency and adornment ac

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Antique West African Hand-Engraved Pewter Alloy Manilla Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

Post-Medieval West African Segment-Ribbed Aluminum Currency Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE: This distinctive bracelet, forged in cast aluminum and bearing deeply carved segmental ridges, reflects the ceremonial and monetary traditions of 18th-19th century West Africa. Weighing 51 grams (1.80

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Post-Medieval West African Segment-Ribbed Aluminum Currency Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

Post-Medieval North African Cosmic Rings Motif Bi-Metallic Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE: This striking bi-metallic bracelet from 18th-19th century North Africa radiates with symbolic richness and craftsmanship. Forged in copper and silver alloy, its twisted band converges into a bold squa

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Post-Medieval North African Cosmic Rings Motif Bi-Metallic Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

Post-Medieval West African Aluminum Trade Bracelet with Puncture Symbol Terminals, 18th-19th Century: This authentic aluminum currency bracelet, crafted in West Africa during the 18th-19th century, exemplifies a utilitarian form of adornment shaped by cultural and economic purpose. Measuring 7 cm (2.7

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Post-Medieval West African Aluminum Trade Bracelet with Puncture Symbol Terminals, 18th-19th Century

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

West African Decorated Brass Manilla Bracelet with Geometric Motifs, c. 17th-19th Century CE: This intricately cast brass manilla bracelet, measuring approximately 6.8 cm (2.68 inches) in diameter, is a superb example of Antique West African currency and ornamentation. Featuring broad, rounded

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West African Decorated Brass Manilla Bracelet with Geometric Motifs, c. 17th-19th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

Antique West African Spiral Grooved Aluminum Alloy Manilla Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE: This striking 7.4 cm (2.91 inch) manilla bracelet exemplifies the refined metallurgy and symbolic design of West Africa's rich trading cultures during the post-medieval period. Cast in a pale aluminum

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Antique West African Spiral Grooved Aluminum Alloy Manilla Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

Antique West African Hand-Engraved Pewter Alloy Manilla Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE: Measuring 8 cm (3.15 inches) in diameter, this heavy pewter-alloy manilla bracelet bears the hallmarks of late-period West African metalwork, when manillas functioned as both currency and adornment ac

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Antique West African Hand-Engraved Pewter Alloy Manilla Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

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Post-Medieval West African Ribbed Spiral-Form Aluminum Currency Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

Post-Medieval West African Cast Aluminum Bracelet with Punched Terminal Mark, c. 18th-19th Century: This cast aluminum bracelet from West Africa, dated to the 18th-19th century CE, is a fine example of tribal metallurgy fused with symbolic minimalism. Measuring 6.8 cm (2.68 in) in diameter and weigh

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Post-Medieval West African Cast Aluminum Bracelet with Punched Terminal Mark, c. 18th-19th Century

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

Ancient West African Gilt Bronze Manila Bracelet with Sunburst Terminals, c. 15th-17th Century CE: This striking West African manilla bracelet, measuring 7.8 cm (3.07 inches) in diameter, exemplifies the synthesis of artistry and currency that defined early contact-period trade in West Africa. Fash

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Ancient West African Gilt Bronze Manila Bracelet with Sunburst Terminals, c. 15th-17th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

Post-Medieval North African Interwoven Cosmic Motifs Bi-Metallic Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE: This commanding bi-metallic bracelet from post-medieval North Africa, dated to the 18th-19th century CE, represents a pinnacle of symbolic jewelry-making in Berber and Saharan traditions. Fashioned fr

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Post-Medieval North African Interwoven Cosmic Motifs Bi-Metallic Bracelet, c. 18th-19th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

Post-Medieval West African Aluminum Currency Bracelet with Ring-and-Dot Motif, 18th-19th Century CE: This distinctive aluminum bracelet, cast in West Africa during the 18th-19th century, exemplifies the region's merging of ornamentation and exchange economy. Measuring 7.2 cm (2.83 in) in diameter and

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Post-Medieval West African Aluminum Currency Bracelet with Ring-and-Dot Motif, 18th-19th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

Ancient Post-Medieval Folk Motif Cast Bronze Bracelet, c. 16th-17th Century CE: This rare and character-rich bracelet dates to the post-medieval period, c. 16th-17th century CE, and reflects the rustic charm of folk craftsmanship from rural Europe or North Africa. Measuring appro

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Ancient Post-Medieval Folk Motif Cast Bronze Bracelet, c. 16th-17th Century CE

ThousandPlanetHunghom, Kowloon

A Zulu axe,: A Zulu axe, 19th century, South Africa, the tapering shaft with bulbous head, issuing a crescent shaped iron blade with crosshatching to the terminal, 62cm long overall together with a knobkerry or cl

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Sworders Fine Art AuctioneersEssex, England

Early 20th C. African Namji Wood Fertility Doll: **Originally Listed At $400** West Africa, Nigeria-Cameroon border, Namji / Dowayo culture, ca. early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden figure with a stylized form, the body and limbs wrapped in a

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Early 20th C. African Namji Wood Fertility Doll

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

African Luba Wood Prestige Stool, Nude Caryatid Woman: Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Luba / Hemba culture, ca. mid-20th century CE. An impressive prestige stool, hand-carved from a single piece of wood in the form of a kneeling caryati

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African Luba Wood Prestige Stool, Nude Caryatid Woman

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Early African Namji Wood Fertility Doll, ex-Arnovick: **Originally Listed At $500** West Africa, Nigeria-Cameroon border, Namji / Dowayo culture, ca. early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden figure with a stylized form, the torso covered in large glas

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Early African Namji Wood Fertility Doll, ex-Arnovick

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

4 West Africa Dogon Brass Hairpins w/ Figural Finials: **Originally Listed At $300** West Africa, Mali, Dogon Culture, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. A collection of four brass hairpins, each featuring interesting finials. The finials include: a se

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4 West Africa Dogon Brass Hairpins w/ Figural Finials

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Two African Konda Iron Swords w/ Wood & Brass Sheaths: **Originally Listed At $300** Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mongo peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A pair of ceremonial knives, or short swords, known as Konda (also Ikak

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Two African Konda Iron Swords w/ Wood & Brass Sheaths

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Early 20th C. African Congolese Kuba Copper Ikula Knife: **Originally Listed At $150** Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kuba peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A ceremonial copper knife or short sword, known as an ikula (also ikul),

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Early 20th C. African Congolese Kuba Copper Ikula Knife

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

24 Polished Fossilized Orthoceras Shells: North Africa, Morocco, Devonian Period, ca. 419.2 to 358.9 million years ago. A group of 24 fossilized shells from Orthoceras, a prehistoric cephalopod! The white quartzite inclusions are pieces of in

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24 Polished Fossilized Orthoceras Shells

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Asante Brass Repousse Lidded Box for Gold Dust Storage: **Originally Listed At $150** West Africa, Ghana, Asante (Ashanti) / Akan People, ca. 19th to mid-20th Century CE. A lidded box for storing precious gold dust, in an ovoid shape with repousse and etch

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Asante Brass Repousse Lidded Box for Gold Dust Storage

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Vintage 1950s Rand McNally Globe with USSR,: Vintage 1950s Rand McNally Globe with Soviet Union, French Africa, Ceylon, Bengian Congo. 15"x15"x15" All pictures are considered part of the description and should be examined carefully by bidders. L

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Vintage 1950s Rand McNally Globe with USSR,

Denotter Auctions, LLCArlington Heights, IL

TRIBAL: Three Maasai African Elongo shields, Kenya and Northern Tanzania, all with similar red, whit: TRIBAL: Three Maasai African Elongo shields, Kenya and Northern Tanzania, all with similar red, white and black design, constructed out of hide and hide lacing on wood frame, geometric patterning on a

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TRIBAL: Three Maasai African Elongo shields, Kenya and Northern Tanzania, all with similar red, whit

Winter Associates Plainville, CT

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Barren-Ground Caribou Shoulder Mount Taxidermy

Vintage Uber Co. Genuine Buckskin Western Jacket

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