African Furniture

Egg Designs’ Boogie Nights side table is a sculptural Brutalist statement piece that merges collectible contemporary design with rich handcrafted detail. Individually glazed teal-gre...

Fez embroidery was among the most sophisticated textile arts of Morocco, practiced by women in domestic settings and highly prized as part of marriage furnishings. The geometric patt...

Unused and Beautiful Burchell Zebra hide. Minor imperfections and markings are to be expected on a wild hide, so we ask you to kindly review all images. Beautiful quality and very la...

An extraordinary antique 19th century heavy hand crafted silver coin, blue amazonite, shell, coral bead, and leather talisman jewelry ornament created by a Moroccan Amazigh Berber Pe...

This is a large vintage display mask. An African, hand carved ironwood ceremonial tribal mask, dating to the late 20th century. Superb decorative appeal, with a delightfully naive ...

Late 19th century Igbo-Ukwu bronze statue from Nigeria. Cire perdue technique.

21710 Vintage Zemmour Moroccan Kilim Runner, 03'07 x 15'11. Full of tiny details and tribal style, this hand-woven wool vintage Zemmour Berber Moroccan kilim rug runner is a captivat...

Yaniv Chen, the designer behind the Riviera Plinths for Lemon, draws inspiration from a childhood memory and a lifelong fascination with lattice patterns. E...

Princess Yenenga, founder of the Mossi Empire, from Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, bronze West African sculpture from the late 20th century This is a contemporary piece, not historical ...

First the fragment has been hand backed on a linen fabric, then stretched over a wooden stretcher and finished with a wooden frame. Early 20th C. Morocco. Ready to go on a wall. Fra...

Stylized Recycled Glass Elephant Sculpture or Paperweight by Ngwenya Glass, circa 1980s. The piece is in very good vintage condition and has great clarity. This piece measures approx...

This captivating hand-woven mohair tapestry, titled “Reflection in Pond,” is a stunning example of traditional tribal art from the Kingdom of Lesotho, Africa. Crafted from fine, handspun mohair wool and dyed using natural vegetable-based pigments, the piece features a serene scene of an antelope gazing at its reflection in a still pond. Rich in texture and narrative, the tapestry reflects the refined skill and storytelling heritage of African weavers. A hand-stitched sleeve is sewn into the back for easy wall display with a tapestry rod. This textile artwork offers a sophisticated and meaningful accent for interior designers, collectors, and decorators seeking authentic African craftsmanship. Dimensions: 31” x 33” Date of Manufacture: 3rd Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Kingdom of Lesotho, Africa Material: Wool, Mohair on Linen Condition: Excellent The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 2206 African mohair tapestry, Lesotho tribal textile, handwoven African wall art, vintage African weaving, antelope tapestry art, African animal textile, mohair wall hanging, African storytelling art, natural dye tapestry, artisan African decor, reflection tapestry, traditional African weaving, wall art from Africa, collectible African textile, handspun mohair tapestry, African Village Tapestry, Tapestries from Africa, African Folk Art, Art of Africa, African Weavings, Vintage Handwoven Tapestries, African Tapestries, African Folk Art, African Weaving Art, Large Wall Tapestry, Handwoven Tapestry, Modernist Tapestry, Mid Century Wall Tapestry...

Big Game Taxidermy, Mounted Cape Buffalo Head. This large impressive trophy shoulder mount is of an African big game Cape Buffalo, also called Africa...

A rustic chest made in Morocco with a removable lid and metal hardware.

Vintage Miniature Moroccan Fez Pottery Lidded Jobbana Jar with Silver Filigree, Moorish Decor This is a vintage Moroccan Fez pottery lidded jar featuring blue and white hand-painted ...

21613 Vintage Berber Moroccan Azilal Rug, 03'11 x 06'03. With its simplicity, boho chic style, incredible detail and texture, this hand knotted wool vintage Berber Moroccan Azilal ru...

This elegant antique Middle Eastern brass dallah coffee pot is a beautiful representation of traditional Arabic craftsmanship and cultural herita...

***THE PRICE SHOWN IS THE PRICE PER SQUARE METER OF FABRIC*** MADE TO MEASURE MAXIMUM WIDTH 260 CM / 102.4 IN NO MAXIMUM LENGTH HANDSPUN AND HANDWOVEN LOCAL WOOL This textile wall ...

This lantern is swag lamp is unsigned, but originated from Morocco and dates to approximately 1965 and done in the period Mid-Century Modern style. The lantern is composed of brass sheeting which has been shaped and pierced with geometric designs. The bottom cap removes with two screws to change the bulb, and the cord has a click switch on it. We do have the original brass toned chain so it can be converted to a swag light...

Three legged tribal stool from Southern Ethiopia. Light reddish wood the legs are partly covered with brass. Early 1900s / first half of 20th century. Provenance: P. Strand Carl ...

Ruler selenite adorned with an 18th century Italian gilded fragment and natural forming baroque pearls and mounted on a lucite base. Ruler selenite or "selenite logs" are single, pri...

The Rambling Chair by Yaniv Chen nods to the silhouette of the traditional milk stool found in farms and Victorian homesteads throughout South Africa. For Chen, the stool is synonymo...

It does not come with an insert. The same fabric in the back. Zipper Closure. Dry Cleaning recommended.

Presenting a lovely limited edition etching, namely, “The Souk” limited edition etching by Azoulay Guillaume. From 1982 the etching is numbered an...

Egyptian (Mid-Century) print of people serving a pharaoh with hieroglyphs and vases with tops resembling animal heads in gold and red trim frame

This early 20th century African Zulu beer pot, traditionally known as an ukamba, is a striking example of indigenous South African ceramic craftsmanship. Hand-built using traditional...

Large hand-coiled terracotta water jar from the pre-Sahara of southern Morocco, painted in natural slip with crossed motifs and fan devices set between incised lines, and a hatched b...

Moroccan handmade round leather pouf in cherry suede, constructed with vertical panel seams and dark contrast stitching throughout. The top surface features a tooled geometric mandal...

Handcrafted large Moroccan clear glass lantern adorned with open metal work Moorish filigree design. Hurricane candle lamp with open metal work design and clear glass. The lantern ha...

This is a fine piecevof Kente Textile from the Ewe people of the Volta region of Ghana. Woven from handspun cotton and natural dyes. This is a prestige cloth worn by a high ranking Elder of the Ewe people. The pattern denotes the individuals high status within the community with the dark blue background indicating the wisdom and knowledge of the owner. This piece will date from the 1930's and is in very fine condition. Ewe Kente...

The Bubble hanging chair swing seat's round shape creates a cozy feel. The modern patterns are striking in its visual appeal. The chair has been designed to be very comfortable and ...

A large (D:46 cm) hand-embossed tray in solid tray. Distinct North African - Moorish styling and ornamentation featuring the characteristic pie-pleaded edge. It was hand-made in Moro...

This Hand Carved Belemnite & Orthoceras Statue is a striking fossil sculpture that seamlessly blends prehistoric history with refined artisanal craftsmanship. As you explore its poli...

1980s Arabic style Dagger made with hard stones.

Beautiful pair of solid bronze Egyptian sculptures, circa 1950's with thread on the bottom if you want to attach them to a base.

Adorned with spiked braids, this prestigious custom mounted Ashetu hat embodies the cultural significance of the Bamum and Bamileke people of Cameroon, Central Africa, who revered th...

Original vintage map poster - The Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland - featuring a pictorial map depicting the tribes and wild animals including giraffes, lions, zebra, monkeys, hi...

This pair of Egyptian doors were produced at a time when French architecture and style had a great influence on the Egyptian culture, especially in Cairo. They are a very impressive ...

The Desert Rose is a striking cluster of crystal formations that naturally forms in arid, sandy regions—most famously, the desert. Composed mainly of selenite (a variety of gypsum) a...

An impressive matching pair of large vintage Moroccan hanging lanterns, handcrafted in Marrakech during the 1980s and distinguished by their exceptional scale, intricate pierced-metal decoration and clear glass construction. Measuring approximately 40 inches high before the chains are added, these architectural light fixtures bring the atmosphere of a Moroccan riad, Moorish palace or Andalusian courtyard into a sophisticated contemporary interior. Each lantern is constructed around a faceted metal framework inset with clear glass panels. The transparent glass allows the internal candle-form lights to remain visible while emphasizing the lantern’s elaborate silhouette. Narrow pierced-metal panels alternate with the glass, creating layered geometric patterns inspired by traditional Islamic architecture and Moroccan decorative arts. The main body has a broad polygonal form framed by gently angled glass panels. Above, an elongated pierced-metal crown rises toward the suspension ring, while the lower section terminates in a sculptural bulbous pierced-metal finial. Dense openwork decoration continues across the upper and lower portions, giving the lanterns visual interest from every angle. When illuminated, the pierced patterns cast delicate shadows across the surrounding walls and ceiling. The metal has a deep bronze-colored finish with subtle tonal variation and an aged appearance. This description refers to the color and finish; the fixtures are constructed from metal and are not being represented as solid bronze. Their dark patinated surfaces provide an elegant contrast to the clear glass and complement Spanish Colonial, Moroccan, Moorish, Mediterranean, Islamic, North African and contemporary interiors. Each lantern has been rewired in the United States with three candelabra-base sockets, providing six lights across the pair. Matching chains and ceiling canopy plates are included and will coordinate with the original bronze-tone finish. Chain length can be adjusted according to ceiling height and the desired overall drop. Professional installation by a licensed electrician is recommended. Bulbs are not included. Each lantern body measures approximately 40 inches high by 18 inches in diameter, excluding its suspension chain and ceiling canopy. The final installed height will depend upon the selected chain length. Their substantial proportions make them particularly well suited to a high-ceilinged entrance hall, long dining room, grand staircase, covered interior courtyard, boutique hotel or Mediterranean-style residence. Handcrafted in Marrakech, Morocco, circa 1980s. Maker unknown. Materials include clear glass and hand-worked pierced metal with a bronze-color finish. Sold as a matching pair. Presented in good vintage condition with wear, patina and minor surface variations consistent with age, use and traditional artisanal construction. The electrical systems have been updated in the United States. Slight irregularities in the metalwork and glass placement reflect their handmade character. A dramatic pair of vintage Moroccan lanterns offering both functional illumination and sculptural presence. Relevant search terms incorporated into this description include Moroccan hanging lanterns, Moorish glass chandeliers, pierced-metal pendant lights, Islamic lighting, Marrakech lanterns, Spanish Revival lighting, Mediterranean chandeliers...

A Large Moroccan Hanging Lantern, 20th Century Description: With pierced floral decorations throughout and finely beaded shades. Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Dimensi...

Premier quality shoulder mount taxidermy Burchell's zebra, a southern subspecies of the plains zebra, from South Africa. This exquisite piece of art measures 37” x 16” x 30”, making it a rare and unique find for collectors and nature enthusiasts alike. The Burchell's zebra is named after the British explorer and naturalist William John Burchell and is also known as the bontequagga, Damaraland zebra, or Zululand zebra. This zebra specimen boasts distinctive brown and white stripes that are particularly wide, creating a striking contrast against its coat. Moreover, each individual's stripe pattern is unique, which acts as an identifying characteristic similar to fingerprints in human beings. This shoulder mount taxidermy specimen is an excellent representation of the natural beauty and diversity of Burchell's zebra, which inhabits open savannas, woodlands, and scrublands of southeastern Africa. This mount is not only visually appealing, but it also adds a touch of versatility to any living space. It can be easily mounted on a wall or as a table mount, making it an ideal focal point in a variety of settings. Whether it's displayed in a dinning room, office, living room or library this zebra mount...

Adire Eleko “Spinning Tops" Woman’s Wrapper Yoruba People Nigeria Circa 1960s-1970s Cotton brocade (bazin cloth) (3 panels), starch-resist and stencil dyed with indigo 76 ¼ x 66 ½ ...

Vintage 1950s Bamileke stool - hand-carved table from Cameroon - African art - Handmade, Boho Furniture, gift idea This original Bamileke stool from the mid-20th century is a unique...

For the La Terra collection, Lemon collaborated with renowned artist Jade Paton. Jade creates contemporary sculptures out of clay. Her main source of inspir...

Red Quartz Hematite crystal cluster from Izizauen Alnif, Tarhbalt, Morocco. Cylindrical stalactite of calcite crystals mixed with red hematite. Hematoid Quartz contains both the amp...

Mid-20th century Tribal Zulu women's woven red cotton hat, Isicholo, from South Africa. The unusual spiral weave on this cotton Isicholo makes this a beautiful and rare example of t...

The Blessing daybed is part of our Blessing collection. This modern, Brutalist inspired daybed is set on a hand carved hardwood base which is burnished and polished black. The base supports a steel section which has a hair on hide, removable cushion. The hide is a tan Nguni cow skin, the Nguni cow is a prized cow in the Royal families of KZN where the daybed is made. The Blessing daybed is good for use indoors and would complement any style of interior from Modern, Mid Century modern, Minimal to Brutalist. It also fits very well into interiors that favor natural material, where a Wabi Sabi aesthetic is desired. The hair on hide version cannot be used outdoors, we have many outdoor fabric options which would make the daybed usable...

This exceptional polished labradorite from Madagascar reveals a vibrant play of color, with radiant turquoise, green, and golden flashes dancing across its surface. The internal irid...

The name Aquarama is derived from the iconic speedboat design by Riva in 1962, first test-driven by Gianni Agnelli. The boat features lacquered timber with contrasting cream detailin...

Elevate your space with the majestic Greater Kudu Shoulder Mount, best suited for most interiors and trophy collectors. Known for its iconic spiral horns and elegant build, the kudu ...

Hand-engraved Egyptian serving tray in brass. Imported as a souvenir to Denmark circa 1950-60. It features ornamented handles, hieroglyphs and pharaoh depictions. Measurements: L: 47...

- Handspun and handwoven wool - 2025 - Edition of 20. This tapestry is the result of a collaboration between memòri studio and all the spinners and weavers from the Feija tribe loc...

These exquisite Neolithic bracelets from Mali are a captivating testament to ancient craftsmanship and ingenuity. Carved from limestone with natural crystalline veins coursing throug...

This is an African Tribal Black-ware Jar or Pot, all handmade and hand decorated. We attribute this piece to the 19th Century but it could easily be earlier. The pot is all hand mad...

Our vintage Moroccan rugs are part of a skillfully curated collection of rare and unusual designs. They are made of all-natural dyes and 100% handspun wool from the Atlas Mountain re...

Unique malachite from copper mines in old began Congo. Natural stone. Perfect as decorative object or for cigars and cigarettes. ----------------------------------------------------...

These Senufo stools are hand carved from hardwood by the Senufo tribe in Ivory Coast. Senufo stools are known for their chunky and/or tapered legs and concave tops. They are traditio...

Pair of exceptionally large antique (19th century) Islamic bronze floor vases, each with fine raised motifs including geometric shapes, arabesques and Arabic calligraphy, distinguish...

Côte d\'Ivoire 20th c. fertility figure hand carved from a single piece of wood with carved details of typical jewelry worn by the Dan people