Nyamwezi and Nupe People, Carved Wood Stools.

Nupe People, Nigeria wood stool, the round seat carved with a stylized sun encircled by a a band of ribbing, and raised on ten tapering legs, 12"h x 16"diam. Provenance: The Collection of Allan Stone.

Unusual Nupe Rectangular Stool, Nupe People, Nigeria, West Africa, 20th C. Carved Wood. Size: 15.75"H x 22"W x 17"D (40 x 56 x 43 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview

A Very colorful and interesting old wooden stool, carved from a single piece of dense heavy wood and featuring incised linear designs, accented with painted motifs in various colors. Nupe peoples, Nig

A fine old wooden stool, carved from a single piece of dense heavy wood and featuring incised linear designs and obvious handling and wear. Nupe peoples, Nigeria, Africa. The stool is a bit heavy and

Nigerian Nupe Carved Wood Stool, featuring stylized sun motif and ten legs. 8" H x 15" Diameter. Provenance: From a Christopher Street collection. Keywords: African art, Relief carving, Geometric, Fur

Carved wood stool in form of leopard holding an animal in its mouth. Baule people, Ivory Coast. Mid 20th C. (Approx. 12 1/2" x 37" x 10").

20th century, African, Nupe, rectangular form, flat incised top supported on four round tapered legs with carved "X" bracing. This lot to be sold on day 3, Friday, October 5 (Lots 2021-2601) 8 x 11 x

An African Nigeria Nupe Islamic carved wood stool having a rectangular top with simple geometric carved pattern and four legs with X style crossmember.

African, Possibly Makonde People, Tanzania, carved wood stool with three legs, aged patina, 11"h x 10.5"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

Sukuma or Nyamwezi Peoples, Tanzania, Carved Wood, Fiber, And Gourd Medicinal Figure, H 17", W 8", D 12" | Carved Head, Arms, And Legs Attached to a Gourd Comprising the Figure's Body. the Neck, Arms,

Senufo Peoples, large carved wood stool, 20th c., Ivory Coast, the top and leg fronts relief carved with lizards, monkeys, snakes and a spirit figure, 11"h x 35"l x 17"w

(4) African stools, incl. Nayamwezi Peoples, (4) carved wood stools, of varying forms, one from the Nayamwezi Peoples (Tanzania), 6.5"h x 24.5"l x 8.75"w (largest), 6"h x 11.25"dia. (smallest) Provena

Dinka people, Sudan figural carved wood stool, 10"h x 26"w x 8.5"d

African primitive tribal antique round two piece carved wood seat or container box. Spool shape with carved top, in Nupe Nigerian manner. Wood is warm and worn. Wear is age appropriate to late 19th ce

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Very good with no breaks or repairs. Shows a top age line, and the entire surface needs cleaning. Concave seat with 3 outward curving legs; dark color. Ex-Nooter coll.

Nyamwezi people, East African carved wood stick figures, 20th century, Tanzania, featuring two figures of tall, elongated proportions, the shorter with red bead details to eyes, each mounted to metal

African Ashanti Senufo people wood carved stool. Late 19th century ancestor regalia bench with curved sides. Crudely carved with worn and warm wood tone.Dimensions: 18 X 25 X 10 in. Condition: Go

Hand carved wood stool, Pokot peoples, Kenya, mid 20th century, having a circular top rising on tripod legs with flattened feet, 6.25"h x 5.5"dia.

Asante People, Ghana: Stool. Carved wood, made in the Asante classical form, with honey brown patina. The stools concave rectangular seat is supported by a rectangular base, surmounted by a central op

Leopard Motif Ashanti People Prestige Stool. Carved wood. Size: 13.5"H x 21"W x 8.5"D

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

Geometric Motif Ashanti Peoples Prestige Stool. Carved wood. Size: 17"H x 23"W x 13.5"D

Luba Peoples, (Democratic Republic Of Congo,) Carved Wood Prestige Stool (Kipona), Early To Mid 20th C., H 13.5" Depth 9" | Despite their functional form, royal stools are never used for sitting, but

AFRICAN CARVED WOOD STOOLS & BOWL Three African carved wood furnishings, including:  Bowl, attributed to the Herero people, Namibia. 7 x 2.5" Dogon hourglass form stool with handle, Mali, 8 x 7.