Benin Bronze and Iron Ceremonial Sword, Nigeria,

the handle in the form of leopard, on almond shaped and cylindrical handle, above a shaped blade, length 65.5cm

West Africa, southern Nigeria, Benin Kingdom, Edo peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A cast brass sculpture of a standing figure, likely an Oba (king), holding a ceremonial sword and trident

This stunning bronze statue, representing a fierce warrior with ceremonial sword, was made in Benin (modern-day Nigeria) in the early 1800s. Likely, it also represents a royal guardian. The piece was

Edo/Benin, Nigeria, forged iron ceremonial "Ada/Eben" Honor/ Dancing Scepter (short sword) with perforated and carved patterns, 21"h x 3.5"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New Y

African Yoruba Ogboni Society ceremonial sword with heavy decorated brass handle from 19th century or earlier, Nigeria. Heavy iron blade with a square section that transitions to a single edged sword

Nigeria. BENIN. Ceremonial Bronze Bracelet decorated with crocodiles. Early 1900 AD. 300 gr. - 9x11x4,5 Extremely fine.

Nigeria. BENIN. Ceremonial Bronze Bracelet decorated with chameleons. Early 1900 AD. 270 gr. - 8x13x4 cm. Extremely fine.

Nigeria. BENIN. Ceremonial Bronze Bracelet decorated with chameleons. Early 1900 AD. 380 gr. - 11x12x4 cm. Extremely fine.

Nigeria. BENIN. Ceremonial Bronze Bracelet decorated with animal figures. 1850/1900 AD. 290 gr. - 10x10x3,5 Extremely fine.

Possibly Yoruba, Nigeria, forged iron ceremonial sword with brass handle, 26.5"h PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Possibly Yoruba, Nigeria, forged iron ceremonial sword with wooden handle, 20.5"h PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Benin Bronze, Seated Oba holding a Ceremonial Sword, cast bronze with attached label and price tag $12,000. from a large estate collection of African Tribal artifacts belonging to a man named Ferdinan

Benin Edo People, bronze ceremonial staff, 19th c. Nigeria, in two pieces, naturally dark and verdigris patinated cast bronze, in a stacked totemic form, the round standard surmounted by a long beaked

bronze, wood, metal, L: 137,5 cm, L: 54,1 inchProvenance:Dieter Schaffner, Groß-Gerau, Germany

MALI. TUAREG TRIBES 1800 ca. ANCIENT SWORD IN BRONZE AND IRON FOR CEREMONY.BRONZE AND IRON 1480 gr. (51,8 oz) - 44,5x10,5x3 cm. (17,35x4,1x1,2 inch). The Tuareg (also spelled Twareg or Touareg; endony

20th Century; Yoruba people, Nigeria Each with figural metal handles, 2 pieces Each: 19.5" H approximately

Zeremonialschwert, "eben" Edo, Nigeria Mit Sockel / with base Bronze, Knochen, Leder. H 98 cm. Provenienz: Denise David (1928-2011), Zürich. Prächtiges Zeremonialschwert dessen Blatt mit markanten g

Zeremonialschwert Yoruba, Nigeria Ohne Sockel / without base Holz, Bronze. L 57,5 cm. Provenienz: Helmut und Marianne Zimmer, Zürich. CHF 100 / 200 EUR 86 / 172

Tuareg people (West Africa (Mali), likely 19th century. A fine bronze ceremonial short sword or dagger and scabbard, the knife comprising a tapering iron blade with three round apertures along center

A dramatic cast Bronze sculpture of a Benin Warrior, with Shield and sword drawn and in full regalia. Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, Africa. The bronze measures 15 inches tall.

**First Time At Auction** 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 con

West African Benin Bronze ObaNigeria, possibly 19th century, alloy of copper and iron, small size may represent a sample or prototype: the top aperture is only a 'dimple' and the traditional neck ring

Possibly Antique African Nigerian Tribal Metal Benin ceremonial warrior statue with incorporated flat base. Metal is possibly bronze or iron. Handmade with some erosion throughout. No signature. Appro

Ceremonial lidded bowl resting on the jaws of two crocs standing on a circular base. Some various holes as shown, with an oxidation showing more copper than bronze, almost looks like iron is in the mi