ESIE NIGERIA AFRICA 4 1/2" STONE STATUE WOMAN KNEELING

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ESIE NIGERIA AFRICA 4 1/2" STONE STATUE WOMAN KNEELING

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Sold Date:05/23/2008
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

This statuette of a kneeling woman holding a basket is 4 1/2" tall carved of solid stone. It's in good condition, small chip in base. Collected in Africa c. 1970.
Everyone should own atleast one African carving - the artistry, imagination and execution arefantastic and are sure to delight you. I will ship Priority Mail to USA plus a $3.00 handling fee. I'll combine shipments if possible. Be sure to see my other estate auctions of authentic African masks, carvings, beads and more - thanks for looking!

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