Ethiopian Antique

A cast bronze ethiopian procesional cross with an intricate pirecd rectangle and a holow shaft for a carrying pole.

So as not to muss their intricate hairstyles while sleeping, Ethiopian women would traditionally rest their heads on these petite wooden stands.

Grouping of Ceremonial coffee stands Ethiopia Early 20th century Wood Largest: 8" high x 6" diameter (20 x 15 cm) Smallest: 6.75" x 3.50" ( 17 x 9 cm) These little known Branc...

Stylish trio of vintage African stools, most likely Ethiopian, early 20th century. Perfect design elements for the rustic yet sophisticated aesthetic currently in vogue.

1920's Ethiopian primitive carved wooden side chair. Hand carved.

An Ethiopian chair in hand carved wood with rich patina, with woven leather seat.

This sculptural bronze object is a 19th-century liturgical censer, or thurible, used for guided prayer and ritual ceremony within the Coptic Orthodox Church. Blessed by the Priest pr...

African shield Wallaïta from Ethiopia, early 20th century. Base: 40 x 17cm.

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

A superb elegant example of a Ethiopian head rest from the Oromo tribe. Carved in hard wood in Crescent shape with cut sections Matured aged used patina height 15 cm Period: Early-...

1920's Ethiopian Carved Wooden Stool from the Gorague tribe.

1920's Ethiopian Carved Wooden Stool from the Gorague tribe.

The central medallion, carved in bronze, contains Ethiopian characters surrounding an image of the "Lion of Judah", which was the national symbol of Ethiopia before and during Selass...

A wonderfully sculptural early 20th century Ethiopian stool from the Gurage Peoples, carved of one piece of wood with the most wonderful texture, and with three curved legs supportin...

Late 19th Century Hide Shield, Amarro People, Ethiopia A shield from the Amarro people of Ethiopia, this is a more unusual type with raised bumps over the entire surface.

Ethiopian Procession Cross: A Sacred Heritage and Craftsmanship.

A magic healing talismanic scroll from Ethiopia circa 19th century known as Tälsäm or yä bərana kətab.

A wonderfully pair of sculptural early 20th century Ethiopian Gurage Stools carved of one piece of wood showing a hand carved texture, with three curved legs supporting a convex bowl...

This type of bracelet was used and worn by the Oromo People, who are living in the south of Ethiopia. These manillas, named after the Portuguese or Spanish word for bangle were a for...

Showing a crescent shaped headrest braced by flattened 'V' shaped supports rising from a cupped base, decorated overall with hand carved linear motifs and exhibiting an old rubbed su...

Three legged tribal stool from Southern Ethiopia. Light reddish wood the legs are partly covered with brass.

Very unique Ethiopian processional cross, brass, early 20th century.

The Ethiopian Procession Cross: A Radiant Symbol of Faith, Guardian of Sacred Mysteries.

This prestige weapon was commissioned by Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia as a diplomatic gift for the renowned French Armenian merchant and honorary French envoy Matig Kevorkoff, a pr...

TOTEM 1 sleep guardian or Kata Sergo from the ethnic Gorague´, South / South West Ethiopia. Different ridges are intended to evacuate the bad vibes from the fireplace to the top h...

Originating from the Afar people of Ethiopia and neighboring regions, this iconic form is characterized by its long, slightly curved double-edged blade and symbolic T-shaped hilt.

TOTEM 3 sleep guardian or Kata Sergo from the ethnic Gorague´, South / South West Ethiopia. Different ridges are intended to evacuate the bad vibes from the fireplace to the top hous...

TOTEM 2 sleep guardian or Kata Sergo from the ethnic Gorague´, South / South West Ethiopia. Different ridges are intended to evacuate the bad vibes from the fireplace to the top hous...

Sculptural tribal chair from Ethiopia in the early 20th century. Made up of pieces of wood joined by archaic fasteners of the same wood and animal (probably goat) leather strips on t...

Title Page-An Encampment in Ethiopia Original gold toned albumin photograph, c. 1862 Unsigned as is usual From: Upper Egypt and Ethiopia, c. 1862, Vol 3, (36 plates) Published by Wil...

Original old print of natives from Ethiopia including Amhara, Tigreano, a native from Gondar and Scioa.

Inspired by the beauty of constellations, this stunning 14kt yellow gold ring features a mesmerizing 10x8mm Ethiopian opal as its centerpiece. A radiant halo of 40 sparkling diamonds...

Habit of an Ethiopian, Early Ethnographic Costume Engraving, 1581 Description: A striking and historically evocative hand-colored engraving titled “Habit of an Ethiopian, in 1581,” ...

Women of Shoa (Ethiopia) – Antique Ethnographic Costume Print, 1868 This attractive hand-colored ethnographic print titled Frauen von Schoa (“Women of Shoa”) depicts two women from ...

Nile River & Abyssinia Antique Map, Ethiopia–Sudan–Egypt, Lapie 1837 Description: A refined and highly detailed early 19th-century French map depicting the Nile River basin and the ...

Original antique steel engraving showing natives of Abyssinia, Ethiopia. Lithographed by Honegger. Published circa 1845.

Antique Ethiopia Abyssinia Map Blaeu c.1642 – Nile, Figures, Cartouche This highly decorative and historically important map of Ethiopia and Abyssinia was engraved by Willem Blaeu, ...

Experience a captivating glimpse into the world of 19th-century ethnography with the "Ethiopian Race - Negros, Kaffirs", an antique print from Blackie's Comprehensive Atlas and Geogr...

1920's Ethiopian medium wooded footed tray with carved handle.

1920's Ethiopian small wooded footed tray with carved handle.

1810 Hand-Coloured Engraving - Abyssinians Resting on a March, Ethiopia Description: This 1810 hand-coloured copperplate engraving from Carl Bertuch's "Bilderbuch für Kinder" ("Pict...

Antique print titled 'Ethiopian'. Lithograph of People of Ethiopia 1. Coptic Monk 2.

This map, titled "ARABIA, AETHIOPIA, AEGYPTUS," illustrates the regions of ancient Arabia, Ethiopia, and Egypt. Features that make this map interesting include: 1.

He also served on a government mission to Abyssinia (modern-day Ethiopia). While there he documented many of the highlights and ancient ruins of Ethiopia.

Willem Janszoon Blaeu Rare Original 17th Century Map of Ethiopia in a Pine Frame Rare early 17th century map of Ethiopia by Willem Janszoon Blaeu.

"Carte de l'Arabie, du Golfe Persique, et de la Mer Rouge, avec l'Egypte, la Nubie et l'Abissinie", Bonne, Rigobert Subject: Arabia Period: 1780 (circa) Publication: Atlas de Toutes...

Antique print of Abbas Gregorius, an Amharic Ethiopian, and Hausa man of West Africa. This print originates from 'Natural History of Man' by J.C.

Antique print titled 'A native of Abyssinia'. Lithograph of a native man of Abyssinia with animal-skin cape, turban, spear and shield. This print originates from 'The races of man an...

Antique print titled 'Chanoine régulier de Saint Antoine'. Print of a member of the Order of Saint Anthony. This print originates from 'Histoire et Costumes des Ordres Religieux'. ...

This map depicts North and Central Africa and Arabia with an inset map of Habesch (Ethiopia and Eritrea). Artists and Engravers: Engraved by Fr. v.

Early 20th century African Bakelite beads A beautiful strand of 21 African “amber” beads measuring 26 inches. The beads range from 1-1.5 inches high and all have small holes.

The petite stool follows woodworking traditions of the Oromo people of Ethiopia, known for their sculptural stools with arched tripod legs and gently cupped seats.

A striking and rare early 20th century Ethiopian Gurage Peoples chair with a modernist spirit, carved of a single piece of wood with a curved back and a round convex seat supported b...

This African piece was made by the oromo igbo people of ethiopia It is a gourd with weaved fiber and metal covering it with intricate design and patterns It has a lid with it whi...

These coins are from Axum, the ancient Christian Kingdom in Ethiopia. They're gilt bronze coins from the 4th century.

The precious opals of Ethiopia were only discovered recently in 2008.

Beautiful Hand-Carved Wabi Sabi Mortar that works perfectly for a planter. By unknown designer in Africa, c. early 20th Century. Wear consistent with age and use showing wonderful ...