Decorative African Brass Axe

African axe made of brass with dual faces. Engraved decorations along the haft. Loop at end. Dimensions are 14 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 2 1/4".

Including an American camouflage helmet., American tin cup and leggings, German canteen, French bayonet, American bayonet, and a decorative African axe. Dimensions: (Helmet) H 7" x W 11" x D 9.5" Cond

**First Time At Auction** Africa, East Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and West Africa, Cameroon, Kirdi people, both ca. early to mid 20th century CE. Two axes from the DRC, the longest with

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A Miscellaneous Collection of African Brass, Tin and Wood Decorative Items, 20th Century. Largest dimensions: h: 15 1/2 x w: 8 1/2 x d: 9 1/2 in.

A group of three Central African objects. 20th century. ++Axe in iron and brass. Kota style. Gabon. ++Cup in wood. Kuba style. Democratic Republic of the Congo. ++Decorated wooden cup. Kuba style. Dem

Large group of brass decorative items, mostly African or Asian in origin, largest 6 inches. Provenance: The Collection of Ruth Frank

purchased n Africa, brass hookah or cooking implement. decorative African Craft, diameter 14.5 inches ht app 7 inches. property of Chappaqua Estate former Editor Rolling Stone Magazine

A very finely crafted ceremonial Axe with forged iron blade with decorative elements as well as Iron bands around the well handled and worn wooden shaft. Songye peoples, DRC/ Congo, central Africa. Th

Very decorative and unusual piece made from cast brass. Very good vintage condition. Measures approx. 10" high x 4 1/4" wide x 3" deep.

(lot of 3) Decorative West African masks, Ashanti (Asante) peoples, Ghana, disc-shape facial plane, with inset brass and copper elements, polychrome beads, largest: approx 12"h, 11.5"w; 7.5lbs Start P

Ca. 20thC. Trade fabric, long straps, leather, cowrie shells, brass; Yoruba, Nigeria. This "bag" does not open, and it seems was intended to be used decoratively inside of a home or shrine instead of

Ca. 20thC. Trade fabric, long straps, leather, cowrie shells, brass; Yoruba, Nigeria. This "bag" does not open, and it seems was intended to be used decoratively inside of a home or shrine instead of

A finely crafted wooden parade axe with steel blade and well handled wooden shaft embellished with decorative inset round designs and raised handle end. Songye / Nsapo or related ethnic group, Congo,

Nice miniature reliquary of Gabon Mahongwe Copper (or brass) wood, wicker African Tribal Art Height 28 cm (11 inv-ches) Status: correct Beautiful decorative piece The base is not included in the price

African Zulu Wood Club and Axe Two unmarked items including a wood club with wire ring accents and an axe with wood shaft and iron blade Length: 31.00 inches Category: Decorative Arts > Ethnographic S

A grouping of nineteen decorative objects. To include Two African wood figures A carved African bowl A metal penguin bookend A brass bell A wood and brass duck Three nautilus shells A pair of tin topi

A must-have item for any weapons collector. This is an southern African wood battle axe with stunning aluminum and brass wirework decoration on the shaft. The axe is probably from Malawi or Zimbabwe,

Including two brass and enamel match book covers, two carved boxes, one with brass lion figure on lid, African carved stone with lion face, bronze Putti figure and two fragments of malachite. Putti fi

US Treaty Wollpahpe Snake People Friends 12 August 1865. Ceremonial Axe, gifted as part of the treaty between the US and the Wollpahpe tribe. Brass tack decorated with applied decorative eagle commemo

* A Group of African Tools, Pole Arms and Other Metal Articles 19th/20th century comprising a battle axe and spear, a Yoruba pair of brass and iron Edan, a wood and iron axe, an iron spike and a group

On Custom Lucite Stand. Brass Content Not Tested. Note Decorative Motif At Lock. Possibly Indian Currency Anklet. 11x6x6. Code H18.

Songye Fighting Axe with punch decorated steel blade, hardwood handle having brass tack edging, typical form found in solid bronze currency axe. 4 1/2" long blade, 12 1/2" handle. Very good condition,

An African Mali Malinke (20th Century) boys society ceremonial circumcision initiation mask depicting Bambara constructed of carved wood with applied brass rings and decorative design features having