Komaland Terracotta Figure, Africa

Komaland Terracotta Figure, Africa, 12th-18th C. Size: 18'' x 5.5'' x 9.5'' (46 x 14 x 24 cm).

2 Komaland Terracotta Figures, Africa, 12th-18th C. Size: 1) 6.75'' x 2.75'' x 2.5'' (17 x 7 x 6 cm) Height on stand: 8.5" (22 cm) 2) 7.5'' x 2.75'' x 2'' (19 x 7 x 5 cm)

2 Komaland Terracotta Figures, Africa, 12th-18th C. Size: 1) 7.5'' x 3'' x 2.25'' (19 x 8 x 6 cm) 2) 8'' x 2.5'' x 2.25'' (20 x 6 x 6 cm).

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece, medium size. Female 2/3 body portrait with jewelry braided hairstyle. There is little known about the people

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece, medium size. Male warrior, full body portrait. Rich in details, specially the beaded and braided jewelry and

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece, small size. Young man sitting, squatting and ornate with a necklace and bracelets; and a traditional mud mol

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece, small size. Young man sitting and ornate with a necklace and a traditional mud molded hairstyle. The portrai

Terracotta, 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. With open nostrils. Concave depression on top of head. 13 1/2". Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is known as 'Koma Land'. The

Terracotta, Singing bird with "cowrie shell" applique. 8 1/2". 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is known as 'Koma Land'. The first were fo

Terracotta, Comprising a coiled snake and a keening man. 5 1/2" to 11 1/2". 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is known as 'Koma Land'. The

Terracotta, 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. Large seated hunched figure with clasped hands at knees. 15" tall. Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is known as 'Koma Land'. T

Terracotta, 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. Janus head lid on large bodied pot. 23 1/2" tall. Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is known as 'Koma Land'. The first were fou

The Nok culture, which developed in Nigeris between 1000 BCE to 300C, is one of the oldest civilizations south of the Sahara. The Nok people are famed for their terracotta scuptures. This Nok sculptur

Nok terracotta figures: 7" W x 6" D x 20" H, 7" W x 6" D x 20" W, 6 1/2" W x 6" D x 19" H7

Nok phallic figures: 8 1/2" W x 5" W x 18" H, 4" W x 3 1/2 D x 12 1/2 H, 4" W x 3 1/2" W x 11 1/2 H

Nok terracotta figures embracing:d 11" W x 7" D x 19" H

Fine Nok terraccotta figure on horseback measuring: 20" W x 7 3/4"D x 26" H

Fine African Nok terracotta figure on horseback measuring: 23" W x 7" D x 25" H

Africa, Ghana Terracotta Figure of a Man. Size 9 inches high. A terracotta figure of a man standing with mouth open wearing a necklace. Ex Private New York city collection acquired 1980's.

Group of (7) Koma (Koma-Bulsa, Komaland), Ghana, West Africa, terracotta memorials, likely 13th - 18th century, of anthropomorphic form. Approximate size, 4.25"H (largest), 2.75"H (smallest). PROVENAN

A group of four African figural objects. 20th century. ++ Mask. 20" x 8" x 9". ++ Mask. 24" x 7" x 9". ++ Komaland style Janiform terracotta torso. West Africa. 11" x 6" x 6". ++ Mask. 20" x 9" x 12".

A very rare and serene effigy of a kneeling and praying Christian Convert with a weathered and encrusted surface suggesting good age. Bakongo peoples, central Africa. The figure is terracotta clay and

A group of Two Akan Funerary Figures. Terracotta. Ghana, West Africa. ++ Akan Funerary Head. 6 3/4" x 5" x 2 1/2". ++ Akan Funerary Figure. 7" x 3 1/2" x 3 1/2". Condition: Neck of figure is broken.Sh

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece. Double faced warrior head, fragment. There is little known about the people who made these crudely rendered