African Cameroon Bamenda-Tikar Fon Bronze Bangle

African Cameroon Bamenda-Tikar Fon Bronze Bangle (19th / 20th century) constructed of bronze having intricate geometric designs of interwoven line and circle patterns with hollow body and solid inside

An African Cameroon Bamenda-Tikar Fon blue beaded bangle bracelet having a clay core with woven glass bead surround on custom steel painted stand.

A pair of Central African Bamileke Cameroon bronze bangle bracelets. Each bracelet is made on an open design, adorned with a knob shaped appendage in the middle, flanked by two figurines of rodents. T

A pair of vintage cast bronze figurines originating from the Tikar ethnic group from Cameroon. Figures in stylized form depict a man and a woman. Surface with traces of gilding and patina. Dimensions:

BRONZE GIRAFFE TIKAR BAMILEKE CAMEROON 11 1/2" x 7 1/4" x 2 1/4" Shipping: Shipping and handling in the continental US will

BRONZE LION TIKAR BAMILEKE CAMEROON 9 1/2" x 3 3/4" x 5 3/4" Shipping: Shipping and handling in the continental US will cos

Ca. Last half 20thC. Excellent original condition with no breaks, cracks or repairs. Coil built bronze container complete with lid/ Zoomorphic decorations includes two turtles, two frogs, two scorpion

BRONZE RHINO TIKAR BAMILEKE CAMEROON 6" x 4" x 1 3/4" Shipping: Shipping and handling in the continental US will cost $20.9

A Bamileke/Tikar bronze sculpture of a mother with two infants supported by three figurines, Cameroon: 15 1/2" D x 30 1/4" H

Cameroon. Bamenda. Manilla bronze bracelet. 1850 circa. Decorated \on top and on both sides. 190 gr. - 10x10x4 cm. Extremely fine. Rare.

Pair of African Tikar Clay Beaded Bangles, Cameroon, Bamileke Tribe, clay and hand stitched glass beads on lucite and metal bases. Dimensions: Bangles are 6.5 in. dia. Height of each on stand, 7 in. a

African Tikar Bronze Figural Group, Cameroon Grasslands. Antique bronze depicting hunters returning from the hunt. Size: 11'' x 14'' x 8'' (28 x 36 x 20 cm).

A finely cast pair of antiques, possibly 19th century bronze bangles most likely from the Tikar of Cameroon, or a related ethnic group. The bangles measure 3.75 inches across. Provenance: Ex Dr Noble

African Tikar Bronze Masks (2) items, Cameroon, including a bearded face having pierced eyes, nose and mouth, spiked crest at top and sides of head and woven vegetable fiber collar; and another having

Royal Janus Bronze Head Crest - Aboriginal Indigenous Art - Once ritualware for the Tikar people of Cameroon, Africa. Measures 25" x 11" made in the method of bronze lost wax cast. Depicts four figure

African Tribal Art: Tikar People, Cameroon: Figure of a seated woman with children. Early/Mid 20th Century, Bronze. Maternity figure of a noble woman. Sitting on a royal stool, she holds a child on he

African Art Large Tikar Bronze Bracelet/Currency from Cameroon 14.5"h x 8.5"w Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum.

African Tribal Art: Tikar People, Cameroon: Figure of a seated woman with children. Early/Mid 20th Century, Bronze. Maternity figure of a noble woman. Sitting on a royal stool, she holds a child on he

African Art Tikar Bronze Bracelet/ Currency From Cameroon Dimension: 14 x 9 Inches

African Namji carved wood fertility figure, Cameroon; well-carved of typical abstract form, the head with incised face and two tufts of hair; adorned with bronze bangles on one wrist and one ankle, an

Height: 31" Width: 11" Depth: 19" Weight: 25 lbs A beautiful bronze Tikar traveling king figure featuring nine figures. Created using the lost wax casting method.

Pair of Monumental African Bronze Axes. The Peace Emblem of the Tikar, Cameroon. Each with Display Stand. These axes are composed with owls at the top of each Ax. Owls were considered the village prot

20th century. The pair having a very interesting and striking form. Very nice patina throughout. The chairs have 40 warriors each. H43" W24" D24" Sold from the collection of a South Carolina gentleman

Central Africa, Cameroon, Bamileke or Bamun, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A bronze trumpet or horn, cast via the lost wax (cire perdue) method, with a plaited natural fiber strap threaded t