African Ceremonial Mace, Circa 1800s

African ceremonial mace constructed from brass and with sheets of iron applied over sections in-between brass discs with loop to the bottom and rounded conical top. Size 19" L, weighs 1lb 15 ounces

A Costa Rican Jade Ceremonial Mace Head Guanacaste, Circa 500-1000 A.D. Height 2 1/2 inches (6.4 cm). Property from a New York Collection Provenance: Private Collection, Vermont. Douglas Schneible, 20

Mali. Dogon people. Ceremonial Mask. 1950 circa. 1,5 kg. - 45x20x17 cm. Decorated with cowrie. The Dogon are best known for their extensive carving of masks and wooden figurative art. The primary colo

North Africa, Morocco, Berber peoples circa 1800s flintlock carbine with camel bronze inlaid stock, painted and silver decorated, and with piercings of crescent moons. Grooved stock that is painted in

Ivory Coast Baule people. Ceremonial mask. 1960 circa. 1109 gr. - 48x20x14 cm. Extremely fine. Rare. Provenance Fall Elhadji. The Baule are one of the Akan peoples. They moved west to the Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast Baule people. Old Ceremonial mask. 1960 circa. 483 gr. - 29x16x8 cm. Provenance Fall Elhadji. The Baule are one of the Akan peoples. They moved west to the Ivory Coast more than 200 years

Mali. Dogon people. 1850 circa. Ceremonial bronze ring in a spider shape. 59 gr. - 9x5 cm Extremely fine. Very rare

Mali. Dogon people. 1850 circa. Ceremonial bronze ring with an horseman on top. 28 gr. - 69x26x31 mm. Extremely fine. Very rare

47 1/2" African Arrow with steel tip. Circa: early 1800's

27" African Arrow with steel tip. Circa: early 1800's

30" African Arrow with steel tip. Circa: early 1800's

This is a Pre-Columbian Costa Rican carved pale green stone ceremonial bird motif mace head. Dating to circa 100-500 A.D. This carving is accompanied by the original COA and receipt from The Lands Bey

Ivory Coast Baule people. Ceremonial mask. Traces of pigmentation. 1940 circa. 1450 gr. - 46x18x18 cm. Extremely fine. Rare. Provenance Fall Elhadji. The Baule are one of the Akan peoples. They moved

Ivory Coast Baule people. Ceremonial mask. Traces of pigmentation. 1980 circa. 650 gr. - 34x18x10 cm. Extremely fine. Rare. Provenance Fall Elhadji. The Baule are one of the Akan peoples. They moved w

Ivory Coast Baule people. Old Ceremonial mask. Heavy wood. 1960 circa. 1291 gr. - 35x16x14 cm. Extremely fine. Rare. Provenance Fall Elhadji. The Baule are one of the Akan peoples. They moved west to

Ivory Coast Baule people. Old Ceremonial mask. Traces of white pigmentation. 1980 circa. 1000 gr. - 32x28x12 cm. Extremely fine. Rare. Provenance Fall Elhadji. The Baule are one of the Akan peoples. T

Indonesia, Java, Probably Madurese Peoples circa 1800s. Kudi or early axe/hatchet implement weapons saw use from the 14th century through 1900 when their use became mostly ceremonial and believed to w

African GuriCeremony Mask. Tags Reads: Baule Ivory Coast (Heart Of Country) Nanafue Area, Guri Ceremony To Ward Off Misfortune, Patina Caused By Dipping In Sacrifical Liquids, Picard, Circa 1970, PAXA

DESCRIPTION: A large African drum, carved from a single log, featuring geometric motifs with rope accents and animal hide drum. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Africa DIMENSIONS: H. 38" x W. 8"Â

A large antique Nepalese watercolor painting on linen depicting various ceremonial and live scene with male and female figures, flowers, trees, and geometrical ornaments. Circa: 1800s. Antique Asian a

Circa 300-500 AD. Light green stone ceremonial mace with centrally pierced shaft hole. Frontal incised and polished bird head with large circular pecked eyes and pointed tapering beak. Excellent signs

Ivory Coast Baule people. Ceremonial mask with two birds on top. Traces of pigmentation. 1970 circa. 1990 gr. - 40x22x18 cm. Extremely fine. Rare. Provenance Fall Elhadji. The Baule are one of the Aka

Ivory Coast Baule people. Ceremonial mask; Human face on top. Traces of pigmentation. 1970 circa. 1300 gr. - 38x14x16 cm. Extremely fine. Rare. Provenance Fall Elhadji. The Baule are one of the Akan p

Costa Rican Jadeite Mace Head Circa 600-900 AD. Small light green jadeite carving of a human head. Mace heads were abstract carvings attached to wooden clubs, these ceremonial weapons were used for ma