African Chief Chair

sexy. this is one of my favorite chief chairs i've come across yet. covered in nail head, legs of

is a tribal chair like a duguot. Fully carved and sculpted depicting a lion, a rhinoceros, and

Extensive bead work, black and white plant motive these chairs are very elegant and will transform

Beautiful carved tribal African 'chief' chair with hand carved massive wood. Beautiful design

These African Chief chairs are probably manufactured in Katanga, Congo in the 1950s-1960s. They

1970s from an estate in Bolinas, California. The designed is inspired by the African Chiefs chair.

Offered is a tall carved African ceremonial or chief’s throne chair. The chair is over 100 years

White beaded Nigerian Chief chair set. Very unusual and rare in white. Flower, diamond and

. Traditionally made for the Yoruba tribe Kings and Queens, Yoruba chairs are hand embellished with thousands of

African chief throne chair from the Chokwe tribe of Angola or the south western part of the Peoples

mahogany root lounge African chair. One of a kind African Tribal Baluba Chief’s reclining throne chair

A striking African ceremonial or chief’s throne chair carved in one piece from a single tree trunk

Hand beaded African Chief chairs (priced as individual chairs)

Chief's chair in iron wood and goat skin. Original patina. Very sturdy.

We believe this is an older example, having a cat as the base for a seat.

from the yarubi tribe, a beaded, ceremonial, chief chair. unusual in shape, only the second chair

A mid-20th century handmade African Senufo Chief chair with a plank seat. Joined wood construction

A highly decorative African Lobi chair, crafted in Burkina Faso during the 1940s. This type of stool / chair was for individual use and marked the social rank of its owner. Carved f...

African shield Oromo from Ethiopia, early 20th century. Base 34 x 20cm.

Ashanti People, Ghana Asipim chair, outstanding item.

The Baule Tribe from the Ivory Coast of West Africa is well-known for their artistic tribal art, sculptures, and furniture. With a rich cultural history, their creations are also ful...

1860's Ashanti King's chair Iron work with trade tracks and studs Bronze finials Kuba cloth.

Exceptional King's chair from circa 1860. Iron work with trade tacks and studs Bronze finials Kuba cloth textiles used for upholstery.

Three-low slung African lounge chairs, probably from Congo, circa 1950s-1960s. Each chair is hand carved and unique and has a slightly different design.

Authentic hand carved African low chairs with geometric patterns. Constructed by hand and assembled with dowels. These were made in the Mid-1960s in Central Africa.