African Fon Skeleton Fetish, Togo

African Fon Skeleton Fetish, Togo. Carved wood and pigment. Size: 34.5'' x 6'' x 7'' (88 x 15 x 18 cm).

African Fon Voodoo Fetish Spirit Bottle, Togo. African Fon Voodoo Fetish Spirit Bottle, TogoThe Fetish bottle has two carved wooden idols bound to a bottle, with cowrie shells, pendant animal tail hai

Authentic old Fon Vodun/Voodoo bottle fetish from Togo / Dahomey, West Africa. The Fetish bottle has two carved wooden idols sealed in cow dung and a Iron snake atop the corked bottle. The Bottle is u

A very uncommon pair of Male & female magic fetish from the Fon (or related ethnic group) Togo, Africa. A Striking set of carved wooden idols with a remarkable "upward gaze" giving the pair a wonderfu

A older carved wooden male shrine idol shown playing a flute and holding an exaggerated erect phallus hidden under a textile loin cloth. Fon peoples, Togo or Dahomey, West Africa. The figure measures

A Carved wooden Vodun effigy with various magic regalia attached and bound to a shrine fetish with encrusted surface and signs of ritual use. Fon peoples, Togo/Dahomey, West Africa. The sculpture meas

A carved wooden shrine idol embellished with seeds and shells, bells and iron spikes in the ears,mouth and top of the head. Fon or related ethnic group, Togo or Dahomey, West Africa. The Idol measures

A Bocio double image set into a Asen ritual staff, Fon peoples, Togo / Dahomey, West Africa. featuring a pair of carved spirit idols set into a ritual Asen staff, which were created to honor ancestor

West African figural fetish post from a shrine, probably of the Fon people, Benin/Togo, whose religion is Voudun, the origin of voodoo, anthropomorphic, the face and chest extremely smooth and patinat

Fon people, Togo/Benin, West Africa, the ultimate fertility fetish, phallus-shaped wood, the lower part showing evidence of partial burial in an earthen shrine, the original source of the religion Vou

Two Large Old African Fon Phallic Fetishes. Carved wood; two with stands. Rich patina. Together with a third wooden phallus. Provenance: Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Sizes ranging from: 7'' x

African Ewe Fetish, Vodoun, Togo. Size: 22.25'' x 7.25'' x 6.5'' (57 x 18 x 17 cm). Provenance: Ilene Wood Collection.

**Originally Listed At $150** Africa, Republic of Benin, Fon/ Dahomey, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden figure of a standing man, made to be a fetish figure with a receptacle car

Messer / Glocke Fon, Benin, Togo Ohne Sockel / without base Eisen. H 38 cm. Provenienz: Helmut und Marianne Zimmer, Zürich. CHF 100 / 200 EUR 86 / 172

African Fon Power Vodou Figure, Togo. Carved wood and accretions. Size: 20'' x 7'' x 6.5'' (51 x 18 x 17 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding

Title: Fetish Figure, Fon people, Benin Date/Period: Mid 20th c Origin: Benin Dimension: 19.5 x 7.5 x 6 Tribe/Designer/Artist: Fon Reserve: $146.25 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $29.25 to anywhere

A archaic carved stone idol from the Fon peoples , likely a shrine object on a Vodun shrine. The stone idol measures 7.5 inches tall. Fon, Togo/ Dahomey , West Africa. Provenance: The Dr Brian Healy e

Fon Bocio Fetish. African. Size: 10" x 3" x 2.25" (25 x 8 x 6 cm). Provenance: Howard Nowes Gallery, NY.

A group of 6 African fetish objects. 20th century. ++Fon style fetish figure, Republic of Benin, 6 1/2"h x 2"w x 3 1/2"d. ++ Fon style fetish figure, Republic of Benin. ++ African fetish material , 5"

Fon Fetish figure, Likely 19th c., Benin, carved wood, wrapped cloth, the surface encrusted with ceremonial projections, on lacquered wood pedestal, 18"h x 8"w x 5"d (fetish), 20"h (total) Provenance:

Carved wooden sculpture with untold layers of textiles and organic substances poured upon it as part of the ceremonial use of the fetish. Ewe peoples, Togo, Africa. The figure measures 10.25 inches on

Benin Fon Power figure, 19th/20th century, a magic fetish figure with encrusted patina, having two wrapped cords, one attaching a small vessel or container, possibly Keaka people but probably Fon peop

Benin, 9", mixed media, ex collection Marylin Houlberg, a leading expert on the art of Haitian voodoo, Professor Emeritus of Art History at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago Please note that

Wood, traces of ceremonial projections. Fon, Dahomey, Benin. 46x22cm