Ashanti Carved Hardwood Stool, Ghana

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

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

African Ashanti Hand Carved Wooden Stool from Ghana. Size: 15.25 inches high x 16 inches diameter. Features two figurals and central animal. In Ashanti culture, stools have a spiritual significance as

African Carved Ashanti Stool from Ghana having two carved figurals and central animal; used condition, wear/worn, measures 15 1/4" high x 16" diameter

African Ashanti Stool, Ghana. Carved wood. Provenance: Private collection New York,Purchased Doyle Auctions, New York, 2004/5. Size: 12'' x 23'' x 14'' (30 x 58 x 36 cm).

African Ghana Ashanti Stool Carved from a single piece of wood, geometric carved decoration and a curved seat, original wood distressed marks; provenance: Oak Park, Illinois collector Condition: Very

African Ashanti Stool, Ghana. Carved wood. Size: 11'' x 19'' x 10'' (28 x 48 x 25 cm).

3 Ashanti Stools. Ghana. Carved wood. Largest Size: 19.5" x 7.5" x 28" (50 x 19 x 71 cm).

African Ghana Ashanti Asante Stool carved wood having a concave seat, straight base plate and five support columns decorated on sides with geometric spike openwork pattern. Carved from one piece.

Paint decorated and hand carved wood stool, Ashanti peoples, Ghana, mid 20th century, of rectangular form, having a curved top above three columns with carved and incised geometric forms, the whole re

A 1940s hand-carved Sankofa from Ashanti region, Ghana. Made of non-endangered Sese wood and decorated with pierced geomterical decor. Sankofa is a traditional Ghanaian stool, a sacred household objec

African Ashante Figural Eagle and Tortoise Stool. Ashanti, Asante, Ghana. Carved wood. Size: 13.5" H x 17.5" W x 8" D

Tribal African Ghana Ashanti Wood Stool. Size 17 1/4 inches wide x 7 1/2 inches high. Fine carved Ashanti wood Stool for women. A bridal gift from the male's family. Ashanti in Ghana. Classical form w

**Originally Listed at $150** West Africa, Ashanti, ca. mid 20th century CE. A cylindrical stool carved from hardwood, with four curved supports displaying woven pattern featuring open diamond cut-out

A West African Ghana Ashanti Asante Akan carved wood ceremonial stool. Measures: 17.5" x 25" x 11.25". Condition: good. No apparent structural issues, no repairs. One stable age crack on one side to c

Vintage stool from Ghana. Carved solid wood with ribbed pierced center and ornate etched tribe design throughout exterior surface. Good condition showing mild surface wear. Measures approximately 18 i

Ashanti artist Prestige stool Ghana, early 20th centurycarved wood 18 h × 19.25 w × 10 d in (46 × 49 × 25 cm) Exhibited: Stools from the JF Chen Col

Carved Wood Stool with pedestal animal figural. Ghana Folk Art Ashanti / Asante Stool. Upcyle as a planter pedestal, Book end, or to display an art sculpture. Some scratches to wood. 9.25 in. L, 5.75

Carved Wood Stool with pedestal lion figural. Ghana Folk Art Ashanti Stool. Upcyle as a planter pedestal, Book end, or to display an art sculpture. Some scratches to wood. 9.25 in. L, 5.75 in. W, 8.75

This is an authentic old "Gods" stool or shrine stool from the Ashanti peoples, Ghana, Africa. A carved wooden traditional stool that at some point became the 'seat' of the shrine spirit known as an '

A fine carved wooden vintage Ashanti comb with decorative elements, and a maternity statue, mother and child on stool. AShanti peoples, Ghana, Africa.

Carved Wood Stool with pedestal Tasmanian devils figural. Ghana Folk Art Ashanti / Asante Stool. Upcyle as a planter pedestal, Book end, or to display an art sculpture. Some scratches to wood. 9.25 in

Ca. first half 20thC. The stool shows various repairs, along with some wood loss and wear to the patina surface. Purchased 1981 Simone Monbrison. Ex-Nooter coll.

A finely carved wooden stool in classic form with obvious use and wear over generations. A fine old example. Ashanti or Akan peoples, Ghana, Africa. The Stool measures 16 x 8 x 9.5 inches. Provenance: