"ESHU" MALE FIGURE - YORUBA TRIBE

A Yoruba Tribe Carved Wood Female Figure Holding a Lidded Cup, Nigeria, Early 20th Century. With male and female kneeling figures on lid of vessel. H: 17 1/2 W: 6 D: 9 in.

Eshu Trickster Wand - Aboriginal Indigenous Art- Once ritualware from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, Africa. Made of wood w/ iron brads. Male figure with straight arms along sides og body, square shoul

A carved wooden figure shown blowing hunting whistle made of wood on circular base. The male figure has a long headdress and facial scars. Wears necklace of strings of cowrie shells threaded on leathe

African Tribal Art: Yoruba People, Nigeria. Figure depicting Eshu, the trickster, chief messenger of the creator, which has a tall hairdo and once held two calabashes. Carved wood, 19th Century. The f

African leather covered wood male figure. Probably Yoruba. 22" Ht.

AN AFRICAN TRIBAL SHELL MOUNTED BRONZE MALE FIGURE, POSSIBLY YORUBA PEOPLES, NIGERIA, 20TH CENTURY, modeled in a standing position and wearing a brown earthen clay covered woven conical headdress cent

A carved wood standing male figure. Nigeria, Yoruba, 20th c. 45 1/2"h w/o stand. Provenance: Collection of Stephen R Primoff, Houston, TX

With extended hook from head with second face on end of hook signifying duality of Eshu deity. Male is holding a pot. 18"H

A single male Ibeji twin figure, Yoruba, Nigeria, with a pretty golden brown patina from long handling, wearing a small beaded belt and a large iron bracelet, 10.5"h Provenance: Estate of Raymond G. H

A group of 3 Yoruba sculptures. 20th century. ++ Congo style stool with animal and figure. DRC ++ West African equestrian figure fragment. ++ Kneeling Yoruba Eshu figure. Nigeria ++ West African style

A fine carved wooden Yoruba Eshu figure with indigo organic pigments and cowrie shell decorations that relate to divination ritual. Eshu is the Embodiment of the principle of uncertainty in the Yoruba

Dogon Carved Wood and Painted Male Totem Figure. Dogon tribe, Mali. African carved wood with old paint. Male colonial totem figure; 57in.H. x 6in.W. Terms of Sale - Reminder: All descriptions and titl

A Yoruba Tribe Carved Wood Figure of Woman with a Lidded Chicken Form Vessel, 20th Century. H: 25 1/4 W: 10 1/4 D: 10 1/2 in. From the collection of Melvin Drimmer (1935 - 1992), Professor of African

Old male ancestor figure from the MAMBILA tribe, D.R.CongoMAMBILA tribe, D.R.Congo Mid -20th century Wood Height: 37 cm / 14,57 inch Including stand 40 cm/ 15,75 inch, width: 10 / 3,94 inch Including

MID TWENTIETH-CENTURY LUBA TRIBE HARDWOOD MALE FIGURE Dimensions: 21 cm. high

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden male "ere ibeji" figure, most likely from Oshogbo or the Igbomina region of Yorub

An Eshu figure with cowries. Nigeria, Yoruba. 20th century. 27" x 9 1/2". Provenance: The Inventory and Collection from the Estate of Merton D. Simpson.

Single Yoruba Ibeji Male Figure from a pair of twins, with beads encircling the waist, hair combed high, 19th c., 12" tall, excluding base. Provenance: From the Estate of Thomas Cavanaugh of Maine and

Title: Authentic old African Ere Ibedji twin figure with jacket Origin: Yoruba tribe, Nigeria Date/Period: Mid -20th century Materials: Wood, glass beads, cowry shells and tissue Size: "Height: 29 cm

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Yoruba Ibeji figures. Male and female. Incised, polchromatic decorations to cheeks. Female wears cowri shell necklace. MEASUREMENTS: Each Approximately 11" tall. CONDITION: Minor

wood, pigments, metal, glass beads, coconut discs, cowrie shells, H: 31,3 cm, H: 12,3 inch Provenance: Christa's Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark Zemanek-Münster, Würzburg, 21 March 2015, Lot 318 Karl-L

A standing male Ibeji figure with metal rings, beaded necklace, and worn face. Nigeria, Yoruba. 20th century. 11"h x 3 1/4"w x 3"d. Provenance: Inventory and Collection from the Estate of Merton D. Si

Yoruba Eshu charm figure, ex. J.J. Klejman, 20th c., Yoruba Egba Peoples, Nigeria, carved wood, cowrie shells strung on hide cord, remnants of blue paint, on custom wood and metal stand, see #2 on att

wood, camwood powder, crowrie shells, glass beads, nails, For the Yoruba the birth of twins promised wealth and prosperity, which is symbolized by the attached strings of cowrie snails . H: 30,5 cm, H