Pair of Losso (?) Knife-Form Staffs, Ghana / Togo

Wonderful pair of West African staffs with finials resembling spear points or knives. Precise ethnography is uncertain though the treatment bears resemblance to shrine objects across Togo and Ghana (L

PAIR MAHOGANY URN FORM KNIFE BOXES: Fluted finial, top with foliate scroll and shell motif carved rim. Lifts and removes exposing fitted space for 24 knives. Overall measures 22'' h. x 10 1/2'' dia.

UNUSUAL PAIR OF URN-FORM KNIFE BOXESLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyIn walnut and walnut veneer.Heights 24”.

PAIR OF EWE TEXTILES EASTERN GHANA OR TOGO strip woven cotton, the first formed of twenty strips with weft facing bands on a red, grey and pink ground with weft float motifs in orange; the second form

Pair of reproduction urn form knife boxes, interior insert, acorn finial, 26" h

silverplate, the pheasants with French marks. Bird with spread wings 1.75 x 5 in. Collection of Eddie Greene, former owner of The Christmas Shop, Manteo, NC.Additional high-resolution photos are avail

A very fine old pair of royal currency knives in the form of plants with two birds on top. The blades of wrought iron with painted white accents. Mangbetu peoples, Drc/ Congo, Africa. The Knives measu

Collection of Sterling Flatware: Comprising twelve Whiting demitasse spoons with gilt bowls; a pair of Tuttle dog form knife rests; five butter knives; a six piece Heirloom Damask Rose child's flatwar

Group of nine various Chinese weapons, including: four sheathed daggers and swords; carved stone dragon-form knife handle; metalwork sheath; pair of nanchaku; together with two carved wood handled bat

Collection of seven various small Lalique pieces, including: pair of ring holders, each with swan finial; pair of 'Saint Hubert' knife rests; boar-form atop circular base; figural-form, mounte

English and Continental, late 19th / early 20th century. Group mainly of Victorian silver plated animal form knife rests, comprising: a pair of squirrels, and single macaw, rabbit, goat, monkey (Frenc

Pair of George III Satinwood-Inlaid Mahogany Urn Form Knife Boxes, c.1800, with urn finial and banded body lifting open to reveal a fitted interior, each wit 60 individual slots for cutlery, on a step

Twelve sided urns paneled in figured mahogany veneer, delineated with barber pole inlay, turned finials top and bottom, raised on inlaid serpentine quadruped supports on a square base with bracket fee

Pair of Regency style urn form knife boxes, each having a lacquered wood and partial gilt exterior, lifting to reveal the slotted interior, and rising on a square footed base, 24"h

Pair of Regency style urn form knife boxes, each having a lacquered wood and partial gilt exterior, lifting to reveal the slotted interior, and rising on a square footed base, 24"h

Fine pair of Victorian mahogany urn-form knife boxes in the George III style, the fitted interiors with lift up covers, 10 bands of inlaid ebony wood. 2nd half 19th Century. Measures: 8 x 8 x 24 inche

Pair of Neoclassical style urn form knife boxes, executed in carved wood with a mahogany finish, each having a flame finial above an acanthus carved lid, opening to a fitted compartment, surmounting a

A Collection Of Silverplate Table Articles. Comprising a biscuit barrel, two sardine boxes, two toast racks, a peanut form box, a pair of knife rests, a candelabra centerbowl, and a basket

PAIR OF WROUGHT-IRON ANDIRONS, whimsical knife-blade form with tooled decoration, all raised on cabriole legs ending in padded feet. First half 20th century. 23 1/2" HOA, 21" DOA.Excellent overall con

Messer Ewe, Ghana / Togo Ohne Sockel / without base Holz, Eisen. L 32,5 cm. Provenienz: Nachlass Madeleine und Jean-Jacques Keller (bis 1980 Abidjan, danach Rheinfelden). CHF 50 / 100 EUR 43 / 86

A weathered old carved wooden set or couple with well handled and worn surface patina and a wonderful abstract and stylized form. The Losso people live in Ghana and claim to be descendants of the Moss

A carved wooden set or couple with well handled and worn surface patina, eroded feet and a wonderful abstract and stylized form. The Losso people live in Ghana and claim to be descendants of the Mossi

Pair of new in box knife rests in the form of dolphins. 3 ¾ in L

A Pair of George III Satinwood Inlaid Mahogany Urn-form Knife Boxes 19TH CENTURY