Group of (3) Wrought Iron Currency Snakes (one two-headed), Lobi peoples

Group of (3) wrought iron currency snakes (one two-headed), Lobi peoples, Burkina Faso, West Africa, likely 19th century or early 20th century. Approximate size, 10.5" H x 1.75" W (largest). PROVENANC

Two Wrought Iron Spatulas. One stamped "P.E. Will" (Penryn, Lancaster County, PA, Circa. 1890-1920), 14-3/4"l. And a stamp decorated spatula, 16"l. Condition: Good with wear.

Burkina Faso Peoples, (3) zoomorphic currency, Hand forged iron, including 2 Lobi snakes and a crocodile, 25"l (largest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literatur

Late 19th-early 20th century, wrought iron. Coiled serpents, one with horns. 9"h. 8"d.

Three 19th Century Wrought Iron and Brass Utensils. Two ladles and one spatula. Largest measures 19-3/4"l. Condition: Good with wear and old rust blemishes.

A collection of 12 forged iron snakes from the Lobi peoples and 1 Bronze Serpent from the Gan ethnic group, Burkina faso, West Africa. Often referred to as units of currency among the tribe. The large

Group of Two Italian Wrought Iron Pricket Candlestick Sconces, 19th c., one a five light example, four of the arms with wooden bobeches, H.- 11 in., W.- 27 1/2 in., D.- 9 3/4 in.; a six light example

Early 19th century, likely American. The group includes four presses, one circular headed press, one having a very fine federal eagle and the other with a Dutch tulip. The other two simple waffle pres

Wrought iron snake, Lobi peoples, Burkina Faso, West Africa, likely 19th century or early 20th century. Approximate size, 13.75"H (15.25" on custom stand). PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Philip Go

Antique Herb Choppers, Lot of 3, Primitive Forged Iron And Steel, Farmhouse Find This offering is for a group lot of 3 antique 1830-1850s wrought iron food choppers. Two are single curved blade choppe

Three (3) wrought iron necklaces, with duge stones, one with bell, Dogon peoples, Mali, West Africa. Dimensions (approx.): Drop lengths 14", 16" and 25" PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip

Group of (3) wrought iron candle holders, to include: pair of floor single candle holders on tripod bases; and three tiered thirty nine light candle stand (one bracket missing prong). Pair 44-1/4''h.

Each with three scrolled, bowed legs. Tallest two measure approx 22-1/2h x 14-1/2 at base, circular rail 10-1/2 in diameter. Third circular crest rail measures 13 inches in diameter. Mid century moder

Group of 3 Wrought Iron Swivel High Stools . 47"h x 16 1/2"diam. Condition, light wear, some chipped paint, some household paint on one back rest

Description: Hand-wrought iron currency used for trade and to show wealth. From the Lobi tribe of Burkina Faso. The snake like shape is traditional to this tribe. This snake is 16.25" long and comes w

3 Yarn Covered Wrought Iron Pottery Stands, one measures 4.25'' and two 7.5''

One S. Kirk & Son with "Sterling" mark, one with a two headed mythical creature hallmarks with "Sterling" mark, the last "Pat 1880 Gorham" with the anchor mark, does not contain an additional sterling

Group of Two French Wrought Iron Chandeliers, one six light mounted with polychromed flowers and leaves; the second a three light example with polychromed leaves, both with chains and canopy, H.- 20 1

Late 19th-early 20th century. Curved snake type form with incised design and serpentine ends. One end has a socket. 14.5"h. 8"w. including base.

Group of two wrought iron pieces including:One 17th/18th c. naval boarding pike, possibly from the American Revolutionary War.One 16th/17th c. matchlock musket yoke, which would be mounted either on a

African Mumuye wrought iron torch currencyLength: 30"Pieces like these were used by the Gourmange speaking peoples (Mumuye, Lobi, etc.) in North Eastern Nigeria. They are thought to be held during cer

Two wrought iron hoe currencies, Mfumte peoples, Cameroon or Nigeria, West Africa, believed to have been exhibited at "Africa's Iron and Copper Currencies", Institute of African Studies, Columbia Univ

Lot of three (3) forged iron currency Tajere forms, one on stand, 19th or early 20th century, two (2) of which exhibited at "Africa's Iron and Copper Currencies", Institute of African Studies, Columbi

Bamana Peoples, (3) iron masks, Mali, one male and two female faces, one with hoop earrings, approx. 9"l x 5.5"w Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Profe