650 Cts Old African Painted Glass Beads

Beautiful Traditional African Glass Beads. Length Around; 16 cm.

Colorful Painted African Glass Beads. Length around; 19.5 cm

Apears old, Decorated w/Cowrie Shells Glass Beads Carved Wood Painted 17"Tx13"Wx16"D

A Tall carved wooden dance mask with female effigy as top finial, embellished with various grass, seed, old glass beads and shell regalia and painted with organic pigments , apparent sweating surface

A Tall carved wooden dance mask with female effigy as top finial, embellished with various grass, seed, old glass beads and shell regalia and painted with organic pigments , apparent sweating surface

Early 20thC. There are two necklaces offered within this lot: the chevron bead necklace, plus another with heishi flat beads. The blue necklace features a strand of graduated chevron beads, approx. L:

A finely carved wooden mask with elaborate coiffure of woven grass and embellished with raised tribal scar motifs , woven netting and old glass beads. Chokwe peoples, Angola, Africa. The mask measures

Carved wooden female effigy with stylized face and form and well handled and polished patina. Adorned with old glass beads. Senufo peoples, Ivory Coast, Africa. The sculpture measures 13 inches tall.

A beautiful carved female and child sculpture with kaolin clay pigment on golden colored wood with black painted accents, old glass beads and stylized facial features. Fante peoples, Ghana, West Afric

A beautiful carved female and child sculpture with kaolin clay pigment on golden colored wood with black painted accents, old glass beads and stylized facial features. Fanti peoples, Ghana, West Afric

carved wooden female effigy with elaborate coiffure and raised scars, adorned with old glass beads. Baule peoples, West Africa. the statue measures 14.5 inches. Custom mounted to metal base.

Carved wooden effigy of a horse and rider with heavily encrusted surface suggesting use as a shrine object. The figure is weathered and eroded, and adorned with old glass beads. Dogon peoples, Mali, A

Large Strand of Highly Decorated Glass Beads Hand Painted, Africa

A carved wooden helmet mask adorned with copper sheet, animal hide and embellished with numerous glass beads and textiles. The Bwoom mask was worn at boys initiations where it would represent the natu

Carved wooden male idol with small antelope horn atop of traditional ancestor idol. Such objects were used during magic ritual as a medium to the spirit world. Adorned with glass beads and animal hide

Decorated w/Glass beads Cowrie Shells 14"x12"x16"

Title: Authentic old African Ere Ibedji twin figure with jacket Origin: Yoruba tribe, Nigeria Date/Period: Mid -20th century Materials: Wood, glass beads, cowry shells and tissue Size: "Height: 29 cm

African Glass Beads Necklace Estimated more than 50 yrs old. African art is a term typically used for the art of Sub-Saharan Africa. A few of the most popular traditional African art was produced by t

20thC. Cloth and glass beads. Age appropriate wear including small rips throughout. The approx. size including handle 24". The bag approx. 7 1/2" x 6", not including the 5" fringe.

Multi-colored glass beads w. metal adornments, old coins. Coins are worn but bear Arabic script. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 18"C, 36"C

African Multi Color Glass Bead Necklace. Estimated more than 75 yrs old. African art is a term typically used for the art of Sub-Saharan Africa. A few of the most popular traditional African art was p

African Multi Color Glass Bead Necklace. Estimated more than 75 yrs old. African art is a term typically used for the art of Sub-Saharan Africa. A few of the most popular traditional African art was p

African Multi Color Glass Bead Necklace. Estimated more than 75 yrs old. African art is a term typically used for the art of Sub-Saharan Africa. A few of the most popular traditional African art was p

A group of 12 strands of African glass trade beads. 19th / 20th century. Including Yoruba, powder glass, old world glass, and more. Various colors, sizes, shapes, and patterns. Condition: Please note: