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EXCEPTIONAL AFRICAN LUBA TRIBAL CEREMONIAL FIGURAL CARVED WOOD AX HANDLE milliamperes Early 1800s engraved pewter LAVABO
EXCEPTIONAL AFRICAN LUBA TRIBAL CEREMONIAL FIGURAL CARVED WOOD AX HANDLE milliamperes Early 1800s engraved pewter LAVABO
EXCEPTIONAL AFRICAN LUBA TRIBAL CEREMONIAL FIGURAL CARVED WOOD AX HANDLE milliamperes Early 1800s engraved pewter LAVABO
EXCEPTIONAL AFRICAN LUBA TRIBAL CEREMONIAL FIGURAL CARVED WOOD AX HANDLE milliamperes Early 1800s engraved pewter LAVABO

EXCEPTIONAL AFRICAN LUBA TRIBAL CEREMONIAL FIGURAL CARVED WOOD AX HANDLE milliamperes Early 1800s engraved pewter LAVABO

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EXCEPTIONAL AFRICAN LUBA TRIBAL CEREMONIAL FIGURAL CARVED WOOD AX HANDLE milliamperes Early 1800s engraved pewter LAVABOFinely carved antique ceremonial ax handle, made by the Luba people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, features superb carving and detail. It was probably made in the late 19th century or early 20th century. This type of ax was primarily a symbol of authority, power, and social status. Often carried by chiefs, kings, or other high ranking individuals, the ax functioned as a symbol of leadership and control rather than as an instrument of combat.

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Early 1800s engraved pewter LAVABO

or this is just the shape of the shell

Images include a soldier in a gas mask

1 3/4 inches thick

Great antique applique quilt

EXCEPTIONAL AFRICAN LUBA TRIBAL CEREMONIAL FIGURAL CARVED WOOD AX HANDLE milliamperes Early 1800s engraved pewter LAVABOFinely carved antique ceremonial ax handle, made by the Luba people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, features superb carving and detail. It was probably made in the late 19th century or early 20th century. This type of ax was primarily a symbol of authority, power, and social status. Often carried by chiefs, kings, or other high ranking individuals, the ax functioned as a symbol of leadership and control rather than as an instrument of combat.

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