Ethiopian Furniture

Carved from a single piece of dense, heavy wood, this nineteenth-century Gurage low-set chair from Ethiopia exhibits an unusual, rare form. Consisting of a circular double-tiered seat with an angled, reclining back-support, the chair exhibits a deep glossy surface patina, particularly on the back-support and seat as a result of use. The chair is functional, and is reasonably comfortable to sit on. ‍Estimated Period: 19th Century Ex Private Family Collection, Addis Ababa...

A primitive bowl carved from single blank of wood.

1920's Ethiopian large wooded footed tray with carved handle. Three available in graded sizes. ( two smaller than this one ) (S6950 and S6951) Looks great with all three varying size...

A robust vessel with a single handle on four legs, carved from one continuous piece of wood.

A superb large Ethiopian Coptic processional cross, Beautifully hand crafted in brass with fine detailed knotwork and scroll work detail. Period: 19th century. Provenance: Jea...

Naive Ethiopian Genre painting, 1970s oil on canvas with Ge'ez language inscriptions.

Naive Ethiopian Painting Hospital scene, 1970s with Ge'ez language inscriptions.

1950s Ethiopian dark brown terracotta large water vessel with decorative design. The vessel has a round bottom and sits on a circular metal stan...

1950s Ethiopian light brown terracotta large water vessel with decorative design. Patterned band of textured design framed by two rows of carved ribs. Several available each having...