Vintage African Statues (1980’s

C1 – Female Figures with Bowed Heads • Description: Pair of female figures with enlarged heads and hands resting on what appears to be a flat object (possibly ritual trays or pots). Stylized, with exaggerated heads and minimalist body form. • Height: Approx. 12 inches. • Origin: Likely West Africa, possibly Yoruba or Luba influence. • Estimated Price: $80–120 (pair) ⸻ C2 – Elongated Female Figures with Arms to Head • Description: Pair of wooden female figures with elongated bodies, stylized posture, and abstracted features. Their hands are held behind their heads, a common motif in African fertility or ceremonial sculptures. • Height: Approx. 12 inches. • Origin: Central or West African style, possibly Baule or Fang. • Estimated Price: $90–130 (pair) ⸻ C4 – Male Bust Sculpture • Description: A finely carved male bust with a detailed facial expression and a necklace. The craftsmanship suggests greater detail and a traditional portrait style. • Height: Approx. 12 inches. • Origin: Likely Ghana or Nigeria. • Estimated Price: $100–150 ⸻ C17 – Miniature Heads • Description: Two small head carvings with pronounced facial features. These are more abstract and stylized, possibly used as decorative tokens or symbolic miniatures. • Height: Approx. 4–5 inches. • Origin: West African folk style. • Estimated Price: $30–45 (pair) ⸻ C20 – Male and Female Tribal Figures • Description: Pair of standing figures. The female carries an item on her head, while the male holds something in hand. Both feature traditional attire and body proportions. • Height: Approx. 9–10 inches. • Origin: East African style, possibly Kenya or Tanzania (Makonde influence). • Estimated Price: $60–80 (pair) ⸻ Total Estimated Value for All: $360 – $525 USD (retail or collector value range, condition and provenance may affect price). Asking for all of them $250