Akan Stool

A great example of a mid to late 20th century African Ashanti stool. Carved from one piece of wood

For the Asante (the largest, most well-known peoples among the Akan) the stool is the central

A larger than normal Ashanti tribal stool from Ghana. Based on the form of an animal, possibly a

A mid-20th century tribal stool. Carved from one piece of wood, this stool was made by the Ashanti

Elaborate hand-carved African Ashanti Stool. Made in Ghana, circa early 20th century.

Original hand carved African tribal Ashanti stool, Ghana, early 20th century. Very nice almost

Original hand carved African tribal Ashanti stool - Ghana, early 20th century. Very nice details

A primitive handcrafted wooden African Ashanti styled tribal stool or ottoman done with Mid Century

Beautifully sculpted Ashanti wooden stool. Deep patina. Elegant design. circa 1930, Ghana

domestic stools originally belonged to a certain individual and were only used by that person. When an Akan

An early to mid 20th century Ashanti tribal stool. An original piece which has been well used and

A wonderful small early 20th century Ashanti tribal stool, headrest. Carved from a single piece of

Wooden carved Akan stool with figural group.  

Hand carved contemporary African style stools... measure from 12.5 h to 15.5 h... Wonderful form

A midcentury African tribal stool. Ashanti tribe, Ghana. A wonderful genuine tribal stool which has

The supports for Akan stools take many forms, they can be purely geometric or architectural with

, probably Ashanti (Asante) or Fanti (Fante). What separates this stool from the standard Akan stool or seat

Beautiful Ashanti stool made by a member of the Akan folk / Ghana. The stool has a very nice and

This elaborately carved stool was typically reserved for a member of the royal family. Tribal

Beautiful Ashanti stool made by a member of the Akan folk. The object has a very nice and authentic

The supports for Akan stools take many forms, they can be purely geometric or architectural with

A good example of an African stool featuring interesting geometric carving. The stool has been used

A stately seat or stool for a royal person of the Akan people, Ghana. The Ashanti and Fante People

Dan Janus double faced protective Kinde charm, from the Dan people of Ivory Coast, West Africa. Used as a charm for protection, with two different faces to show the duality of the w...

A bold and lively early 20th century Bamileke stool hand-carved of one piece of wood with a wonderful pattern depicting figures with outstretched arms and legs, and with the most bea...

Authentic tribal piece, early 20th century.

Possibly Babanki. Circular ceremonial wood stool constructed of repeated animal heads. Original applied patina.

A chic modernist early 20th century Dan Peoples stool from Ivory Coast, carved from one piece of wood with a simple hourglass form, and the most wonderful patina only time could best...

A bold and lively 20th century Bamileke stool hand-carved of one piece of wood with a beautifully designed basket-weave pattern, and with a rich patina that only time can bestow. The...

African Art Deco Ashanti elephant stool, Ghana, 1920s Wonderfully carved piece. A similar piece is available for a pair.

A substantial and large hand-carved wood antique Dogon Y-shaped post, from Mali, Africa featuring large voluptuous breasts above a geometric Kanaga mask symbolizing the creation of t...

An Epa helmet mask, Nigeria, Africa. Fully carved mother and child; painted red and black with touches of white; Provenance: The Children's Museum of Indianapolis; The Eiteljorg Mu...

Unique Ashanti hand carved Elephant bench. Vintage hand carved and ebonized. Very well done. Can also be used as a plant holder. Excellent condition with minor wear appropriate to age.

Early Bambara or Malinke standing female figure with arms at sides, heavy wear and polish from handling and use. Possibly cut from the top of prestige staff. Fine refined abstract ...

Carved Helmut masks of this type were made by the Sande society of the Mende people of Sierra Leone, Africa for use in masquerades by young women in initiation rites on their passage...

Lovely Ashanti stool with good colour and patina dating to around 1920. These stools were status symbols and wre typically carved out of a single block of wood.

With a beautiful dark patina, this early 20th century wooden mask shows a naturalistic human face, flattened, with the forehead, open mouth and stylised teeth in light relief; the ri...

Ashanti footstool, Ghana West-Africa Handcut and handcarved Fine condtion Period: probably post 1945

From Cameroon these single piece of wood carved stools make wonderful side tables as well....