Products

Rare prestige bracelet from the Lobi/Tusyan people.

Rare Tribal Namibian Hippo Drum

Rare vintage walnut novelty corkscrews from the 1930s–1950s. Hand-carved figural nut-head corkscrews. Collectible European barware.

Rare West African Lost-Wax Cast Prestige Anklet, Burkina Faso, Copper Alloy, Early 20th Century

Rare German Ladies Legs Corkscrew half stockings Celluloid half stockings with flesh-coloured thighs

Raymond Gilchrist Yankee No. 2 Corkscrew

Record Frame Corkscrew, Steel with Turned Wood Handle, DRGM Registered, Germany, c.1926

RECOSO Solingen Multi-Function Kitchen Shears with Folding Corkscrew, Chrome-Plated Steel, Germany

Reginald John Turvey 1882 - 1968 "European Reminiscence "

Senufo Bronze Anklet Currency, Attributed Côte d'Ivoire

Senufo Bronze Prestige Anklet For Sale – Lost-Wax Cast Currency Ornament, Côte d’Ivoire, Ex Egon Guenther Collection

Senufo Bronze Prestige Anklet, c.1880–1920

Senufo Zoomorphic Bronze Bracelet, Northern Côte d’Ivoire / Mali Region – Lost Wax Cast Bangle

Senufo-Attributed “Boat”-Form Anklet, Côte d’Ivoire, Copper Alloy, 19th–Early 20th Century

Silver neck ring torque from Ethiopia, Horn of Africa

Small West African calabash lute with hide sound-table, wood neck and cowrie shell mounts, 20th century.

Somali Wooden Headrest (Barkin), Horn of Africa, Hand-Carved Wood, Early 20th Century

South African Zulu-Attributed Carved Wooden Footed Bowl, Hand-Carved Hardwood, Mid-20th Century Tourist Market Production

Sterling Silver Roundlet Pocket Corkscrew, Art Nouveau Applied Decoration, United States, c.1890–1910

Sterling silver scent / perfume bottle corkscrew by Cohen & Nathan, hallmarked Birmingham 1912, an Edwardian vanity tool for opening perfume or scent bottles.

Straight Pull Corkscrew, Turned Wood & Steel, J.A. Henckels, Solingen, Germany, c.1895–1915

Strand of Antique Venetian Millefiori Glass Trade Beads with Akan Brass Goldweight Pendant, West Africa, Ghana

Study Collection of Five Small Straight-Pull Corkscrews, Wood & Metal, Europe, c.1850–1920