African Mounts

Presenting a lovely vintage African mounted wooden sculpture. Made circa 1960 most likely in West Africa by the Luba Tribe.

Mounted on custom metal and wood stand. Wear and polish from use, some holes and damage from erosion, age, and possibly insects.

Beautiful banded tiger- iron slab from South Africa It´s a combination of Gold Tiger Eye, Hematite and Red Jasper. Its name refers to the composition of the stone, Tiger Eye and H...

Beautiful Banded Tiger- Iron slab from South Africa It´s a combination of Gold Tiger Eye, Hematite and Red Jasper. Its name refers to the composition of the stone, Tiger Eye and H...

Beautiful Banded Tiger- Iron slab from South Africa It´s a combination of Gold Tiger Eye, Hematite and Red Jasper. Its name refers to the composition of the stone, Tiger Eye and H...

A fine shoulder mounted taxidermy / trophy of an African Oryx or Gemsbok Antelope, in overall very good condition.

This monumental shoulder-mounted African Eland is truly a sight to behold.

Mid Century South Africa shoulder mount taxidermy Oryx Gemsbok. A mature bull with striking brown-grey, white and black facial markings.

Impressive and massive shoulder mounted trophy head of an African Eland (antelope) with glass eyes, In excellent condition from the mid-to-late 20th century.       

Wonderful spear form currency with spiral loops below the spear head festooned with three 'bells' on each side. An appealing design executed by a master craftsman. Beautifully mounte...

2 African iron Bandaka hoe currency, Mabila and Chamba Peoples, Nigeria and Cameroon.

Vintage African Cape Bushbuck Taxidermy Shoulder Mount Cabin Wall Decor.

19th Century Wood Pipe, Zulu People, South Africa A wonderfully carved abstract pipe from the Zulu people of South Africa.

Six Knobkerries from South Africa A group of six knobkerries from South Africa, mounted together on a wooden base.

Vintage African ceremonial shield.

Large Vintage Gorgeous Mid-Century 1960's African Impala Taxidermy Head and Shoulder Wall Mount.

African Dogon ladder used by the Dogon people to access the upper levels of granaries, climb onto the flat roofs of houses, and bridge clefts in cliffs.

In an exclusive collaboration with Pagoda Red, Chicago artist the bms. adds a contemporary twist to our collection of one-of-a-kind African art objects. Embellishing with silver and ...

African (19/20th Century) concave bowl shaped wall plaque with family figures.

Large mortar and pestle from late 19th to early 20th century, carved from single piece of wood. This item was used to mill grain, wheat and hemp seeds. Measures: D 29cm x H 75c...

PAIR of African (20th Century) carved wood mask wall plaques (PRICED AS PAIR).

African Copper Currency Sculpture. Dimensions: Taller: 15"H x 11.5"W Shorter: 13.75" x 10.5.

Large openwork crest mounted upon a woven basketry cap. The large, square decorative panel bears a central reptilian or stylized crocodile depiction with alternating squared painted ...

African (possibly Liberian / Dan-Style) carved wooden mask decorated with an intricate pattern of cowrie shells along its outer face and long beak with orange, black and beige painte...

Original 1950s South African scrimshaw ostrich egg by late chief Sipho Ndlvu depicting a pair of elephants.

African wall plaque depicting a warrior in profile. It is made from dense/heavy ebony by a trained artisan probably in Lagos circa 1960-70. It is wall hung via a brass loop. It has n...

This abstract stone sculpture is a funerary marker of the Bura people of the Niger/Mali region. Little is known about the Bura civilization (c. 200 to 1000 AD), but it shares many of...

Original 1950s South African scrimshaw ostrich egg by late chief Sipho Ndlvu.

Mounted on a wooden back-plate with nails. Measurements: 20x15x1 cm.

While shield and spear were central to African combat, this iron sword blade was most likely made to serve as a piece of trade currency.

An African iron currency blade or sword from Nkutshu, the Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), of the Topoke, Songo and Meno peoples, which is nicely presented upon a custom metal s...

Time honored texture and form define this Nigerian copper sculptural object. The intricate geometry was achieved through a process known as scarification. The artisan would meticulou...

A sculptural iron form once used as currency among the Mambila and Chamba peoples of northeastern Nigeria and the Cameroon highlands, this forged hoe-shaped object embodies the inter...

The long, tapering shaft terminates in a faceted pommel, reinforcing both balance and visual rhythm. Mounted on a custom black metal stand, the object is presented as it now lives: ...

This is a pair of African iron currency blade or sword currency from the Nkutshu, Topoke & Songo Meno peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire) which are nicely presented upon cu...

A rare and finely carved ritual implement from Cameroon, dating to the 19th century. The piece retains the natural morphology of the bone at its proximal end, tapering to a sharp poi...

Light masks like these represented the spirit of an ancestor and were used for social control by Ngil, the judiciary association. The facial markings, abstract features and strong, e...

This painted mask was created by the Yoruba People of western Nigeria, and was worn during a tradition known as Gelede. A blend of ritual and artistic spectacle, Gelede pays homage t...

A unique old carved wood door latch that was created by the Dogon people in Mali, Africa. At some point in time it was salvaged and mounted on a custom modern metal stand.

Very impressive trio of hand carved African masks majestically displayed on custom tall iron stands in varying heights. Stands have bases that are 12” x 12” Tallest sculpture 86” Mid...

Magnificent African Nyala shoulder mount trophy, featuring one of the most elegant and sought-after antelope species native to Southern Africa.

A captivating pair of African tribal masks. Hand carved wood and hand painted. Markings visible inside of mask. See photos for reference. From a private collection. Dimensions (Mask ...

Striking pair of hand-painted wall panels featuring elongated, abstract tribal figures set against a richly patterned, textile-like border. Influenced by African art and modernist ab...

Knife From The Momvu Meje Mangbetu Tribe - Dr Congo Uele Region - 19th African Wear consistent with age and use Tribal Art - Congo - African Measures : 6cmx4,5cm H:31cm

A North African likely Taureg Moroccan large charger. It is carved out of a native wood and the covered in a hand hammered copper and brass sheet decorated with all sorts of symboli...

Kudu horn over plinth base. Features realistic patina and modern styling. Dimensions: 6" x 6" x 40.5"h

Faux Kudu horn over plinth base. Features realistic patina and modern styling. Dimensions: 6.5" x 6.5" x 29.75"h

Beautiful old door with low relief carved figures and animals. Very old encrusted surface. Provenance: Sotheby's NY May 5 1997 lot 88.

From the Baule people of Ivory Coast Africa. Mounted on custom black wood bases. Larger 3 1/4 x 2 3/4 x 3/8"; smaller 2 5/8 x 1 7/8 x 1/4 inches.

Vintage hand carved hardwood African mask - signed and dated verso 'GERMAN 1988' - Namibia (likely) - circa 1988. Excellent vintage condition - no loss - no damage - minor opening o...

A nice sized carved and painted primitive Folk Art African mask that has been mounted and framed as a wall decoration.

Hand-glazed ceramic wall plaque made from 3 connected tiles. The motif is a colorful African Woman and her water jars. A small brass loop/hook allow you to display it on your wall. S...

Crafted from a single plate of copper, this 3D relief of a Peacock . signed Kapingca Zambia, Africa at the time, back in the 1970's. hammered into a sheet of copper.

Vintage African Wood Decorative Mask Sculpture. Hand-carved African Mask from Ghana. African decorative wall mask sculpture, hand-carved of sese wood with intricate patterns. The Afr...

Exceptional monoxyle wood panel, entirely hand-carved in bas-relief, depicting with great narrative and stylistic richness several scenes from traditional Bamoun life: ritual dances,...

Inset within the grinder’s hollow is a Mitsogo (Tsogo) carved and painted wooden mask from Gabon, Africa. Characterised by its serene, stylised face, fine painted details, and woven ...

Mid-Century Pottery Exotic African Mask in the Style of Wiener Werkstatte A striking mid-century pottery work is an exotic African mask crafted in the style reminiscent of the Wiene...