African Bronze

A pair of african bronze currency with spikes.

A pair of African bronze Bamileke tribe well carved horn Tribe, Cameroon West Region with hand carved horn.

Whimsical and naive bronze African fish sculpture. Lends itself to the modernist interior due its simple geometric profile and motifs.

Bronze African bust from the Benin region dating late 19th early 20th century.

A fine African bronze war mask with caloa bird head decoration.

An interesting and large old African bronze currency mounted on a later custom steel stand.

African Bronze "Currency" Sculpture on stand

This original 1930's patinated brass sculpture was produced in Austria by Hagenauer. One of the larger African bronze pieces by Hagenauer, the gracefulness of this design makes a str...

Here is King Kong taking on the marvellous African bronzes of horseman as they ride towards him.

Bronze sculpture- a strong example of Benin culture. Figure playing instrument.

Museum quality antique Benin bronze with hole in top of head to accommodate ivory tusk, a show of status.

African sculpture: Benin Pair of bronze leopard figures with great curling tails.

Unusual and beautiful detailed Bronze sculptures of a Wedding gift portrait of a King and Queen from the Benin Tribe of West Africa.

A handsome example of bronze African Currency in the shape of a spiral supported on a custom steel stand.

These lions, male and female are most charming, will add a sophisticated look to any room we have seen the large versions over the years, bur never theses charming animals female i...

An interesting bronze "cuff" with insect. These where used as currency as metal was so unusual. We are also told that the cuffs played a role in ancestor worship.

A Bronze African Head by Richard Rohac stamped 1950s Part of a Collection all available to purchase individually

They are typical of the Art Deco designer's fascination with all things African. There were a number of African figures and animals made by the company, although more commonly in cas...

They are typical of the Art Deco designer's fascination with all things African. There were a number of African figures and animals made by the company, although more commonly in cas...

They are typical of the Art Deco designer's fascination with all things African. There were a number of African figures and animals made by the company, although more commonly in cas...

Stylized warrior carved in wood with bronze accessories, well marked on underside

This lovely statuette depicts an African bird seller, with three removable bronze cages.

1930s Vienna sculpture by Karl Hagenauer

1930s Vienna sculpture by Karl Hagenauer

1930s Vienna sculpture by Karl Hagenauer

During the Art Deco period of the 1930s, the European designers were greatly influenced by African culture and design. Karl Hagenauer was no exception, and employed African reference...

Hagenauer workshops were opened in Vienna in 1898 by Carl, the father of both Karl and Franz Hagenauer. It is the two sons contributions to the company, and the modern movement, that...

1930s Vienna sculpture by Karl Hagenauer

The workshop Hagenauer, founded in Vienna in 1898, became famous all over the world for decorative bronzes and objects of daily use. Hagenauer produced african figures since the lat...

HARD TO FIND PAIR OF BRONZE LIONS
THE LION WITH THE TAIL IS 31" LONG INCLUDING THE TAIL

Hand made African Native Warrior bronze sculpture with brass accents, from Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien, 1950s: Signed stamped several instances on the base as shown on the photos.

Two African dancers, bronze with a beautiful brown patina, signed Arsene Matton (1873-1953) Belgium sculptor.

A wondeful pair of antique bronze African warrior bracelets.

This is a magnificent and very handsome piece. Beautiful, large and a substantial Art Deco bronze. Purchased in France and although unsigned, it is of incredible quality and det...

This pair of Edan figures, a male smoking a pipe and a female holding an infant, are attached at the heads by a chain. They are made of sand-cast bronze and have a fine, natural pati...

1930s Vienna sculpture by Karl Hagenauer

Hagenauer workshops were opened in Vienna in 1898 by Carl, the father of both Karl and Franz Hagenauer. It is the two sons contributions to the company, and the modern movement, that...

1930s Vienna sculpture by Karl Hagenauer

1970s sculpture by African artist Francois Tamba Ndembe. Abstract male and female figurative bronze form.

This wonderful Hagenauer sculpture employs both wood and bronze in its' composition. The small African child looks back over his shoulder at a standing palm tree made of polished woo...

A round Mid-Century cocktail table featuring a top veneered in a sunburst pattern with an edging of bronze along the bottom of the skirt. The table also features tapering legs and br...

JRM Studio Collection introduces our Africa Series influenced and referenced to the Senufu Tribe in West Africa. Each piece hand cast and finished to creat a unique and functional ar...

Benin Bronze Bust of a King

Exceptional and rare American bronze of a seated jockey.

Beautiful bronze head of an African Woman flowing into a fish tail.

The newest addition to our JRM Studio Bronze Collection. Our Africa Series with reference to African Senufu tribal pieces.

Pair of bronze figures from the Ivory Coast of Africa, a young man with long knotted neck holding implements, and a young woman with braided hair holding a staff with piggy-back fig...

Amazing African face wall sconce. This truly artful double-light wall sconce is finished in beautiful brown, green and gold bronze with very realistic glass eyes.

A fabulous bronze bangle worn by African women that has an intricate open work design and great sculptural presence c. 1900.

This large bronze sculpture by South African designer Atang Tshikare was first exhibited at Design Miami in 2016.

Carved and polished wood is accented by bronze elements, to great effect. The work is well marked with Hagenauer Workshop logo and stamp.

Conrad Botes’ biting satire, frequently directed at South African society, politics and religion is channelled into both his painting and printmaking. His comix which have been publi...

Anton van Wouw (South African, 1862-1945) "The Accused", bronze c. 1907, foundry mark G.

Stanislaw grew up in Nairobi, Kenya in a richly creative household filled with paintings by his late father accomplished artist Tonio Trzebinski artworks by close friends such as nei...

Stanislaw grew up in Nairobi, Kenya in a richly creative household filled with paintings by his late father – accomplished artist Tonio Trzebinski – artworks by close friends such as...

These original, cast bronze Hagenauer sculptures depict a stylized pair of African women holding vessels on their heads.

He briefly attended the Pratt Institute in New York, where he came to the realization that his creativity was intimately connected to Africa, its nature and peoples. He moved to Cape...