Ibo, Nigeria Mushroom Petal Currency Coil

Igbo/Yoruba Peoples, (2) large coil currency, Nigeria, wrought copper alloy, 19"l (larger), 10"l (smaller) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor o

Cross River Region, (4) coil currencies, Nigeria, copper alloy, 11"h (largest), 4"h (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor of Chinese Ar

Igbo Peoples, fine currency coil, exhibited, Nigeria, Cross River region, copper alloy, one end with flattened tip, 14"l Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC; Exhibited "Afr

African Art Igbo Coil Currency from Nigeria. The dimension is 5.5 inches high x 4 inches wide. The shipping cost for domestic is $25.00 flat rate shipping within the Continental US, the International

Igbo Peoples, (2) large currency coils, exhibited, Nigeria Cross River region, forged iron, ending in flaring flattened tip, one on stand, 21"l (larger) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor P

Igbo Peoples, coil currency and vessel, Nigeria, copper-alloy, 7"l x 3.5"w (coil), 8"h x 4.5"w (vessel) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor of C

Old Hand forged manilla currency coil from bronze, with incised linear designs on either end. Igbo peoples, Nigeria, Africa. The coil is VERY HEAVY and measures 9 x 4.25 inches, and will also include

Hand forged manilla currency coil from bronze, with a wonderful symmetry not often found in these objects. Igbo peoples, Nigeria, Africa. The coil is VERY HEAVY and measures 12 inches long x 5.5 inche

Old Hand forged manilla currency coil from bronze, with incised linear designs on either end. Igbo peoples, Nigeria, Africa. The coil is VERY HEAVY ( nearly 7 lbs )and measures 6.5 inches long x 3.75

**Originally Listed At $200** West Africa, Nigeria, Igbo peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A coiled copper currency piece of an abstract form called a 'manilla' with a stocky rectangular head on one e

Copper currency, in coiled manilla form, Ibo peoples, Nigeria, West Africa, likely 19th century or early 20th century. Approximate size, 2.5"H x 4.25" diameter. PROVENANCE: From the estate of Dr. Phil

(2) Iron knife blade tools, 10 1/4"h and 7 1/2"h. (1) Copper coil bracelet, 4 1/4"l, Nigeria, Igbo. Each set on metal stands.

Ibo Nigeria mask in carved wood surmounted by a bird. - Weight: 2.59 kg - Region: Afrique - Sizes: H 320 mm x L 170 mm

A massive Afo currency of cast iron from Northern Nigeria. Though in the shape of a hoe these were not used as tools. Excellent condition. On a custom museum stand. 30.5 in. x 20.5 in. / 77.47 cm. x 5

Old and weathered heavy bronze currency coil with incised designs and well handled surface, obvious handling and wear. This solid bronze coil was used by many ethnic groups throughout southeastern Nig

60 Maske, "okoroshi" Ibo, Nigeria Gesockelt (base included) Holz, aus mehreren Teilen. H 77 cm. Provenienz: Nachlass Lothar und Käthy Steinke, Luzern. Jedes Jahr zur Regenzeit fand in verschiedenen s

IBO, Nigeria, wood male standing figure. [Figure: 46" H x 10 1/2" x 10 1/2"; Base: 7 1/2" H x 10 1/2" D x 10 1/2" D]. From the Estate of Liz Claiborne and Arthur Ortenberg.

Title: Large Alusi IGBO IBO figure Nigeria African Tribal Art Africain 1244 Additional Information: NIGERIA IBO Large Alusi Figure Igbo sculpture, a little atypical by the position of the open hands a

Customarily given to the father of the bride-to-be as wedding dowries (including two goats) these large iron hoe shaped pieces were a sign of wealth, and known as the heaviest means of exchange by an

African Chamba Metal Currency, Nigeria. On stand. Provenance: James Willis Tribal Art, San Francisco, CA. Size: 11'' x 20.5'' x 3'' (28 x 52 x 8 cm); Height on stand: 13" (33 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner

A Carved wooden helmet style mask with textile regalia, raised scars and a thick kaolin clay painted surface. Ibo peoples, Nigeria, Africa. The mask measures 15 x 9 x 8 inches. A metal display stand c

Idoma Peoples, (9) large Akika currencies, Nigeria, forged iron, often part of bridal dowries, each approx. 29"l Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC

Vere/Dadiya Peoples, (5) prestige knife currencies, Nigeria, forged iron, each with triangular blade ending in grip with wrought iron twisted and curved decoration, 19"h (largest), 7"h (smallest) Prov

4th-2nd century BC. A matched pair of gold earrings, each composed of a discoid body with applied gold wire border framing a filigree flower with two layers of radiating petals, wire coils between and