Large African Benin Bronze Leopard’s Head Mask Large African Benin bronze
Located in Godshill, Isle of Wight
Large African Benin Bronze Leopard’s Head Mask Large African Benin bronze leopard head Beautifully cast in the traditional lost wax process, this is a large heavy piece.
Bronze
Benin 'Nigeria' Bronze Standing Leopard Sculpture
Located in Dallas, TX
After the original Benin bronzes, this statue depicts a large standing leopard with an upturned tail and unusually long legs, from the mid-20th century made in the same casting metho...
Bronze, Metal
Vintage African Benin Bronze Royal Leopard Cat
By People from Benin
Located in London, GB
A vintage Benin bronze leopard. This piece of west African art is a great decorative addition to any home.
Bronze
Pair of Mid-20th Century Benin Bronze Large Leopard Statues
Located in London, GB
This pair of casted, stylized, mid 20th century bronze leopards are vintage copies of Benin (modern-day Nigeria) bronze figural sculptures of leopards.
Bronze
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H 26.38 in W 19.69 in D 11.82 in
Mid Century Bronze Leopard from Benin, Purpose-Built Lamp Construction
Located in Salzburg, AT
A very fine mid-century cast bronze from Benin arranged with a specially designed lamp construction and socle. The oval lampshade is hand-painted in anthracite-grey color with fine o...
Bronze, Foil
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H 19.3 in W 21.07 in D 9.85 in
Pair of Colonial Bronze Leopards from Benin, Purpose Built Lamp Construction
Located in Salzburg, AT
A pair of very fine midcentury cast bronze leopards from Benin arranged with a specially designed lamp construction and socle.
Bronze, Foil
Bronze Benin Empire Headdress
Located in Palm Springs, CA
African bronze Benin Empire leopard headdress
Bronze
Mid 20th Century Bronze Leopard
Located in Dallas, TX
Gorgeous set of bronze jaguars. Items date back to the 1950s. Origin; Benin, Africa.
Bronze
Benin Bronze Leopard Head With Feline Figure
Located in Norwood, NJ
A cast bronze sculpture representing a stylized leopard head surmounted by a standing feline, attributed to Edo artists of Benin City, Nigeria.
Bronze
Midcentury Benin Lost Wax Bronze Leopard 1970s African Sculpture
By People from Benin
Located in Rothley, Leicestershire
Superb Benin 'Lost Wax' bronze standing leopard sculpture from the 1970s A first-rate model of a Benin lost wax casting, it has great depth and interest - a very good example of Afr...
Bronze
Pair of Bronze Leopards
By People from Benin
Located in Winnetka, IL
a pair (male/female) of bronze leopards from Benin, Nigeria
Bronze
Bronze Leopard Sculpture by the Benin Tribe
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Stylized bronze leopard sculpture with raised circles representing fur.
Bronze
Pair of Benin Bronze Leopards, circa 1920s-1940s
Located in London, Greenwich
A pair of Benin bronze leopards, circa 1920s-1940s or earlier and very good quality castings with a lovely untouched warm deep Bronze finish.
Bronze
African Art Pair of Bronze Benin Leopard Figures
Located in Chicago, IL
African sculpture: Benin Pair of bronze leopard figures with great curling tails.
Bronze
Benin Bronze Leopard Statue
By People from Benin
Located in Costa Mesa, CA
This beautiful bronze/brass cast leopard is from the Benin region of what is now Nigeria.
Bronze
Pair of Decorative Benin Bronze Leopard Statues from Nigeria
Located in Houston, TX
This charming, highly expressive pair of Benin Bronze Leopard Statues from Nigeria are created in the form of lidded pots.
Bronze
Bronze Leopard Sculpture from Benin, West Africa
Located in New York, NY
A highly detailed cast bronze sculpture of a leopard from the Yoruba people of Benin, West Africa.
Bronze
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