West African Ghanaian Slave Trade Bracelet and Figure

A group of two (2) mounted objects including a stone carve small ring currency bracelet possibly used for slave trade and a a carve squatting female figure.

2 5/8" width. Shipwreck recovery with light green surface encrustation. Produced in Birmingham, England 1700-1820 in imitation of the West African originals. When first introduced, a single bracelet w

2 1/4" width with broad flamboyant flared terminals. Early form. Shipwreck recovery with light green surface encrustation. Produced in Birmingham, England 1700-1820 in imitation of the West African or

2 3/8" width. Shipwreck recovery with light green surface encrustation. Produced in Birmingham, England 1700-1820 in imitation of the West African originals. When first introduced, a single bracelet w

3 3/8" width. Larger opened form. Produced in France in emulating the ingot currency of the West African slave trade. Stable green surface coloration from undersea burial.

3 3/8" width. Larger opened form. Produced in France in emulating the ingot currency of the West African slave trade. Stable green surface coloration from undersea burial.

Over 2 1/2" width. Shipwreck recovery with light green surface encrustation. Produced in Birmingham, England 1700-1820 in imitation of the West African originals. When first introduced, a single brace

Over 3 1/4" width. Shipwreck recovery with light green surface encrustation. Produced in Birmingham, England 1700-1820 in imitation of the West African originals. When first introduced, a single brace

2 1/4" width with broad flamboyant flared terminals. Early form. Shipwreck recovery with light green surface encrustation. Produced in Birmingham, England 1700-1820 in imitation of the West African or

Lot of 5 African Slave Trade Bracelets

Collection of eight items. Contains six white metal and two filigree brass slave bracelets. Each has been custom converted into ash tray style bowls with brass center inserts. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gal

Bronze Slave bracelet West African and in nice condition for age- these are also used as money in historical times.

An antique African style bronze metal slave bangle bracelet, trade currency or arm bracer. Produced in an Orientalist style, featuring dangling metal decorations, with incised swirling designs. No app

Old copper Manilla - West African trade currency. Manillas are (almost ring-like) bracelets, mostly in bronze or copper, very rarely of gold. They served as a kind of money or barter. They were also u

1857 1e Flickinger AFRICA Missionary DEVIL Worship SLAVE TRADE Off Hand Sketches Daniel Flickinger was a 19th-century American Anglican preacher who served as a missionary to West Africa. Sent by the

Two Strands of Antique West African Clay Trade Beads, Some Incised, Probably Mali. Necklace With Smaller Beads 22 in. long. Bracelet/ Necklace With Larger Beads 8.25 in. long. Smallest Bead Diameter 1

**Originally Listed At $300** West Africa, Ghana, Ewe, Ada, or Adan people, ca. 1970. A fascinating hand-carved and hand-painted wooden figure from the Adan peoples, probably made to adorn a private a

A group of five ethnographic figural and personal objects. 20th century. ++ Leather and metal bracelet. West Africa. 2 3/4" x 1 3/4" x 2 1/4". ++ Tribal wrapped bundle. 17" x 2 1/4" x 2 1/2". ++ Dagge

Currency Bracelets used as trade payment…..4 larger cuff size, 5 open cuffs or arm bands, 2 in a lighter weight metal..silver color…4 brass circular bands…manilla were used as trade Currency fro

Carved wooden figures with a deep well handled surface. Perhaps early or colonial figures carved for the Art trade.Senufo peoples, Mali, West Africa. The Statues measure 9 inches tall ( tallest) and h

A group of two West African figures and two masks. ++ African standing female figure with power blue African trade beads. Ivory Coast, Guro style. 33 1/4"h x 6 1/2"w x 7"d. ++ Bamana style seated mate

West African Fertility Figure carved and stained wearing a trade Bead Necklace, 19 inches tall

A carved wooden couple that appears to have been shrine figures that are uniquely bound together as captives or slaves. Lobi peoples, Burkina Faso, West Africa. The Idol measures 18 x 7 inches.

carved wood displaying extensive scarification, kaolin detail to the eyes, adorned with large multi-colored glass trade beads, bronze necklaces and decorative amulets. 49 in.