West African Metal Slave Bracelet Ash Trays Group

Collection of eight items. Contains six white metal and two filigree brass slave bracelets. Each has been custom converted into ash tray style bowls with brass center inserts. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gal

A group of two (2) mounted objects including a stone carve small ring currency bracelet possibly used for slave trade and a a carve squatting female figure.

A group of five ethnographic figural and personal objects. 20th century. ++ Leather and metal bracelet. West Africa. 2 3/4" x 1 3/4" x 2 1/4". ++ Tribal wrapped bundle. 17" x 2 1/4" x 2 1/2". ++ Dagge

A group of four ethnographic objects. 20th century. ++ Pitcher with long-spout. 2 1/2" x 6" x 2 3/4". ++ Copper currency bracelet. West Africa. 1 3/4" x 3 3/4". ++ Metal and wood currency ring. West A

An antique African style bronze metal slave bangle bracelet, trade currency or arm bracer. Produced in an Orientalist style, featuring dangling metal decorations, with incised swirling designs. No app

Bronze Slave bracelet West African and in nice condition for age- these are also used as money in historical times.

African bronze metal type manila slave/currency bracelet: d.12.5 x h.6cm.

A group of 2 West African metal objects. 20th century. Tallest (left): 10 1/4"h x 4"dia.

(lot of 4) West African metal pieces, a pair of brass bracelets, a bull with birds sitting on his horns, and a flat mask with cowries and leather strips, all late 20th century, 9"l

Group (15) West African currency bracelet cuffs, Including Yoruba, Burkina Faso, Dan, Fulani, and Bamileke, cast copper alloy, twist and cast geometric decoration, various bronze and verdigris patinas

A carved wooden mask with abrus seeds embedded into the head as well as various attached embellishments such as beads and bronze bells. Dan or related ethnic group, Liberia, West Africa. A metal displ

A group of thirty three West African metal objects. 19th/20th century._x000D_ Provenance: Inventory and Collection from the Estate of Merton D. Simpson.

A Collection of African Items. Including a carved wood bust mounted to a wood base, a polychrome painted mask with a pedestal, a metal slave bracelet and anklet, and a bronze blade Bust height: 14"

A group of 3 African metal items: A: Double figure B: Seated figure C: Necklace, West Africa. 20th century. A: 19"h x 11" B: C:. In most cases the date is a 20th century attribution is an indication o

A group of West African style brass objects. 20th century. ++ 3 metal masks. ++ West African metal bells and pendants. ++ 7 metal ethnographic objects. Provenance: Inventory and Collection from the Es

3 3/8" width. Larger opened form. Produced in France in emulating the ingot currency of the West African slave trade. Stable green surface coloration from undersea burial.

3 3/8" width. Larger opened form. Produced in France in emulating the ingot currency of the West African slave trade. Stable green surface coloration from undersea burial.

A group of West African style brass objects. 20th century. ++ Five West African metal objects. ++ Ogboni style figure++ Ogboni style plaque++ Ogboni brass arm cuff. 20th century Provenance: Inventory

A group of African metal prestige bells. West Africa, multiple cultures. c.20th century. Tallest: Approx. 8 1/2"h.

A group of 3 West African double metal figures. Nigeria. 20th century. Largest (center): 17"h x 9"w.

From the Estate of Marty Prail. Group of three asian smoking accessories. 1 metal ash tray. 1 metal pipe with case. 1 candle snuffer.Imperfections. Dimensions: 2" H x 3" W x 3" D (ashtray).(Asian, Jap

A group African metal currency items and Asian padlocksComprising of three African Katanga crosses, five West African torque metal currencies, and three Asian bronze padlocks of fish and a monkey. (11

2 5/8" width. Shipwreck recovery with light green surface encrustation. Produced in Birmingham, England 1700-1820 in imitation of the West African originals. When first introduced, a single bracelet w

2 1/4" width with broad flamboyant flared terminals. Early form. Shipwreck recovery with light green surface encrustation. Produced in Birmingham, England 1700-1820 in imitation of the West African or