Vintage African Yoruba Style Wood Sculpture
Vintage African Yoruba Style Wood Sculptures- Husband & Wife.
Vintage Hand Carved Woden Yoruba Nigeria Tribe On A Canoe Figure 38 Inches Long
VINTAGE HAND CARVED WODEN YORUBA. NIGERIA TRIBE ON A CANOE. FIGURES 38 INCHES LONG. TIME WEAR AND TEAR. This item is in the category “Art\Art Sculptures”. The seller is “protradingsolutions” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States. Type: Sculpture Style: Folk Art, Indian Material: Wood Production Technique: Carving Subject: Figures
1800’s Antique African Yoruba Hand Carved Wooden Spoon Sculpture
Featured for your consideration is an Antique African Wooden Sculpture Shovel Shovel that appears to be from the 1800’s. This antique is in very good vintage condition with no observable chips, breaks, or repairs. Condition is in tact, but does have age wear to the wood (Please see pictures for exact condition). Age and geographical origin is unknown, but the… Read more →
ATQ African Yoruba Shango Oshe Sango dance Wand Sculpture Vintage ART Staff LG
Antique African Yoruba Shango Oshe Sango dance Wand Sculpture Vintage ART Staff. Really incredible and very large antique African wand. This piece has a great look to it and shows signs of age and use it measures 18.75 long and has some surface wear and some age cracks to the wood. Please see all photos for details and feel free… Read more →
YORUBA Nigeria LARGE 34 TALL WOOD SCULPTURE Tribal vintage African statue
YORUBA Nigeria LARGE 34 TALL WOOD SCULPTURE Tribal vintage African statue. This is for an old vintage wood statue that was recently appraised at the Antique Roadshow in Omaha. The appraiser said that it was made by the Yoruba people of Nigeria. I also sent pictures and a letter to the Birmingham Museum of Art and they were nice enough… Read more →
YORUBA Nigeria LARGE 21 TALL WOOD SCULPTURE Tribal possibly Ceremonial vintage
YORUBA Nigeria LARGE 21 TALL WOOD SCULPTURE Tribal possibly Ceremonial vintage. This is for an old vintage wood statue that was appraised at the Antique Roadshow in Omaha. The appraiser said that it was made by the Yoruba people of Nigeria and was possibly ceremonial. I also sent pictures and a letter to the Birmingham Museum of Art and they… Read more →