Asante Ghana

The design evokes the aesthetic form reminiscent of the face of an Akua’ba figure from the Asante in Ghana. This sculpture to be hung on the wall, made of moulded ceramic with symmet...

An antique Ghana Akan Asante vessel, circa 1960s. Black pigment surface with sgraffito decoration.

ANTIQUE WEST AFRICAN CHAIR Made from hand-carved hardwood with a leather seat and embellished profusely with brass sheets and studs culminating in decorative brass finials. The carv...

Hand carved tradtional Asante (Ashante) Stools from Ghana. Metal stripped tacked onto seat add character to these unique items highly useful as side table, stands or stools.

An Asante Stool from Ghana. Carved from a single piece of wood. 18" tall.

A unique Asante stool depicting a speared catfish on a grill resting under a a curved seat supported by square ionic columns, and all carved of one piece of wood.

Asante Stools from Ghana. Hand carved. All have a simple curved seat and a central base uniquely carved.

The Akan speaking women of Ghana made these fine terracotta sculptures as funerary heads to honor royalty and important women and men. Varying widely in size and style, these sculptu...

The Akan speaking women of Ghana made these fine terracotta sculptures as funerary heads to honor royalty and important women and men. Varying widely in size and style, these sculptu...

The Akan speaking women of Ghana made these fine terracotta sculptures as funerary heads to honor royalty and important women and men. Varying widely in size and style, these sculptu...

A large Asante Stool, hand carved. Metallic strips hand tacked on the seat add a dimension to this strong piece. Use as a stool, table or stand.

Asante Stools from Ghana. Hand carved. All have a simple curved seat and a central base uniquely carved.

Asante Stools from Ghana. Hand carved. All have a simple curved seat and a central base uniquely carved.

Aku’aba dolls are regarded as some of the most distinctive artifacts produced by the Asante peoples of central Ghana. If an Asante woman had difficulty conceiving she would consult a...

Superbly crafted Vintage chief's stool from the Asante people of Ghana. Raw natural finish. The Asante consider these beautiful hand carved wood traditional stools to be quite sig...

This is a "Mother drum", Asante, Ghana. with polychrome paints, Circa 1935.

Akan Ashanti cast bronze figurine. The Ashanti or Asante People from Ghana have a rich tradition of crafting bronze pieces to commemorate important figures from their culture or peop...

Akan Ashanti cast bronze figurine. The Ashanti or Asante People from Ghana have a rich tradition of crafting bronze pieces to commemorate important figures from their culture or peop...

Set of two hardwood stools. Hand carved by the Asante or Ashanti tribe of Ghana. Attractive sculptural pieces with beautiful woodgrain and natural colors.

A beautiful bronze vessel, lidded ovoid pot on a circular support, made by the Asante People, Ghana. Nicely cast lid with 7 figures in the form of animals and reptiles are depicted o...

Grouping of Akan Ashanti cast bronze figurines. The Ashanti or Asante People from Ghana have a rich tradition of crafting bronze pieces to commemorate important figures from their cu...

A musician with a drum, a person with a palm leaf, another one holding an umbrella to give shade and two guardians with crossed daggers protecting the chief (king). Asante People, Gh...

Classic Ashanti ( Asante ) stool from Ghana. Finely carved from a single piece of wood in beautifully aged old surface color.

Created in the early to mid-20th century, by an anonymous artist of the Akan people of Ghana, probably Ashanti (Asante) or Fanti (Fante).

Created in the early to mid-20th century, by an anonymous artist of the Akan people of Ghana, probably Ashanti (Asante) or Fanti (Fante).

Large scale African wood stool, hand carved by an Asante or Ashanti artist, Ghana, at least circa 1950s, possibly much earlier.

An early 20th century Ashanti stool in traditional form with a curved seat over a rounded support with a detailed interior set on a flat rectangular base. Of note on this piece is th...

Stools indicate status, power and succession of chiefs and kings. Carved from single blocks, Asante (or Ashanti) stools traditionally have crescent-shaped seats, flat bases and compl...

Ghana, ca. 1930-1950s Vintage Asante kente, blue and white.

Created in the early to mid-20th century, by an anonymous artist of the Akan people of Ghana, probably Ashanti (Asante) or Fanti (Fante).

Asante (Ashanti) stool mmaa gwa Ghana Wood 20cm x 33cm

Carved African Asante figure from Ghana. Eyes and teeth are ivory or bone.

A magnificent hair ornament or comb from the Akan Ashanti (var. Asante) people of Ghana. Most likely created in the mid-20th century, prior to 1970.

An Ashanti or Asante tribal stool. Carved from one piece of wood, this example has typical Ashanti geometric carvings with a central pierced support column. It has suffered one break...

Middle Eastern 19th century large scale Jewish Egyptian finely hand etched brass memorial bowl decorated with medallions with Hebrew inscriptions, pyramids, sphinx, and human figures...

This striking African ceramic bowl embodies both utility and symbolism through its sculptural form and richly textured surface. Hand-carved geometric patterns encircle the vessel, cr...

This elegant African ceramic vessel exemplifies the beauty of restraint and form in traditional pottery. Its graceful silhouette—defined by a rounded body, narrow neck, and subtly fl...

From the Akan or Ashanti peoples, Ghana, shrine figure, a standing female figure with black hair and details, remains of white pigment, with arms out holding a bottle, includes custo...

SENOUFO, Ivory Coast. "Deblé” Carved and scarified wood, black patina. Standing female statue, hands on hips. Early 20th century Dimensions: 35cm high, 7.5 cm depth, 9cm width

Offered is a striking Benin bronze head from the 1990s, crafted in the traditional style of the historic Kingdom of Benin (modern-day Nigeria), internationally renowned for its royal...

African Congo mid 20th-Century carved wooden Songye (South-Eastern Congo) fertility figure on a round base Good, with patina, showing rubbing, nicks, scratches and hairlines, small ...

This elegant bronze vessel, likely originating from Burkina Faso in West Africa, is a remarkable example of traditional African metalwork. Resting on a pedestal base, it features a r...

This is a fine old piece of Royal Ewe Kente from arpund 1930. Kente textile is a Royal Textile of the Ewe people of Ghana . This piece would have been worn and cherished by a respe...

Complete antique pharmacy cabinet, with 3 open bookcases on the sides, 1 bookcase with drawers and 2 original doors with glass and enameled mirror sign. Built in the mid-19th century...

This African Men's Ewe Kente cloth has a light aubergine, eggplant, maroon purple background with highlights of orange, yellow, light green, light blue and dark blue amongst other co...

A pair of Akua´ba (Akuba/Akwaba) fertility dolls from Ghana. 20th century. 2 disc-headed carved figures, similar but not identical. Good condition. Signs of wear consistent with age.

Carved wood Akuaba, sometimes known as an Ashanti doll or a Fanti doll. Untouched condition with a beautiful natural age-related patina. Akua'ba (sometimes spelled Akwaba or Akuba) a...

Good of female Yoruba Ibeji Figures Finely carved in dense wood with linear decoration to the body Nigeria Period Early 20th century Size: 27 and 25 cm Condition: Good Fine...