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Extractions: Truly an excellent example of the metal trade 'currency' used in sub-Saharan Africa before the widespread acceptance of European denominations. Created from iron, this design takes its inspiration from a hoe or spade used by farmers. Solely created to make major purchases (i.e.livestock, a bride, freedom for someone etc.),it could be melted down or reformed for other usage. Cameroon/Nigeria, ca. 19th century. In fine condition. 17.50"H. This fine, iron, dance bell was used in musical performance during masquerades and other festivities, but also doubled as a valuable trade item. Currency in sub-Saharan Africa could assume numerous forms. All that mattered was the material. In this case-iron, able to be melted down and turned into farming implements, weaponry, or jewelry. From Nigeria. Early 20th century. 22"H x 8"W. In fine condition. The subtle form made from imported European iron, as evidenced from its heavily oxidized surface. It resembles a feather plume in shape. Large, abstractly-shaped metal 'money' was the method of major payment throughout sub-Saharan Africa prior to complete Westernization of the various native peoples. From Gabon/Cameroon, circa 1900. 16"H. In very fine condition.
