Kenyan Chief's Stool

Kenyan carved Chief's Stool, approx. 24 1/2" long, 6 1/2" wide, and 5" tall. Consigner's Father acquired this stool on a trip to Kenya in 1953.

Kenyan carved Chief's Stool, approx. 22 1/2" long, 6 1/2" wide, and 5" tall. Consigner's Father acquired this stool on a trip to Kenya in 1953.

Africa, Cameroon, Bamun, ca. early 20th century CE. An impressive carved wooden chief's stool from the grasslands of Cameroon. Most Bamun visual culture is associated with the important chiefs and kin

Lot 161 Zambian Chief Stool, African (19th Century) carved and painted wood height: 20 inches diameter: 10 3/4 inches Additional Information: reoffered due to nonpaying bidder Provenance:

Lot 187 Zambian Chief stool, African (19th Century) height: 20 inches diameter: 10 3/4 inches Provenance: From a Private New York collection from an English estate carved and painted wood

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 13 INCHES WIDE BY 15&1/2 INCHES TALL. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION! KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD

Ashanti carved chief's stool, Ghana, the concave circular seat with raised painted decoration, resting on tripod legs, 12.75" x 11.5"w.

D.R. Congo Late 19th c. Wood, 37 cm Provenance: Edouard d'Orjo de Marchevette (acquired in situ in 1925) By descent Didier Claes, Brussels Exhibited: Art traditionnel: Exposition universelle et intern

A very rare carved wooden six legged stool fully tacked and with loops on the back to hang royal regalia, sometimes bronze bells. Tack-studded stools and chairs like this, called Ekele, are used as pr

14.5"H - from a collection of authentic African Tribal items. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

Angola, early rto mid 20thC, carved wood, part blackened and incised, decorated with two stylized male faces and holed Usage traces, deep brown patina. Minor faults. Dim.: 34cm.

20th century, African, Ashanti stool, incised flat seat, upturned ends with double sided crocodile cut outs on a stepped rectangular base with carved surround; Hehe round stool with concave seat raise

Two African Wood Items, 20th c., consisting of a Luba tribe chief's stool, with a female support; and a Makonde people (Tanzania), carved wood body mask or body plate (njorowe) in the form of a pregna

* Two Wood Stools 20th century comprising a Yoruba chief's stool and a round cooking stool. Height of taller example 14 inches. Estimate $ 150-250 The Property of the Detroit Institute of Arts, Sold t

A grouping to include an Ashanti chiefs stool, a Cameroonian low stool, and a Bamileke spider stool. Ashanti stool: 14in tall x 20in wide x 11in deep. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside

Two African Carved Wooden Chief's Stools, Sangye tribe, with figural supports, H.- 20 in., Dia.- 13 1/2 in., and H.- 16 1/2 in., Dia.- 9 in. (2 Pcs.)

Property of Lynn University to benefit their Library Renovation FundTo be sold subject to no reserve Style of BAMILEKE PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON Royal Ceremonial Stool Chief's Ceremonial Stool- dark

(lot of 3) Decorative ethnographic group, consisting of a chiefs wooden stool (Bakuba), together with a carved and paint decorated staff, and a carved paddle, largest 46"h

Kenyan Beaded Seat Stool, Approx. 8 3/4" diameter and 7" tall. Acquired in Kenya, 1953.

Unique stool from the CHOKWE people of DR Congo. High quality wooden chair, beautifully carved with typical TCHOKWE motifs. This chair was used by the chief and is moved over by generation to generati

Rare Luguru Chiefs Throne, Tanzania: The distinguishing feature of this stool is the high backrest in the form of a stylized female torso with sharply defined breasts. The backrest is surmounted by a

A very rare and interesting old carved wooden sculpture featuring a seated male with facial scars and raised scars along the abdomen. The Male sits on a stool, with hands on knees and wearing a ceremo

Carved Wood High Back Stools in Male and Female Anthropomorphic Form, Zoromo Peoples, Tanzania. Specially carved for chiefs and are referred to as thrones, used during judicial and initiation ceremoni

Pair Ashanti Intricate Hand-Carved Hardwood Stools, likely originating from the coast of West Africa near present-day Ghana. Said to be traditionally used by chiefs and queen mothers. This unique pair