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African Beer - Wine and Milk Cups
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Suku - Pende Wine Cup / circa 1920's
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A rare example with double figures which hold guns.
Extremely fine detail overall...
This example dates to the first half of the 20th century.
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Kuba related double wine cup.
Circa 1900
BOO!
A rarely seen double example of late 19th century origins.
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Kuba Cup / Circa 1950
Another with Shoowa design form.
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Pende - Suku Wine Cup or Mortar
Circa 1920
We obtained this old object from a German private collection. It displays old and authentic patina.
This is tiny, excellent, rarely seen example.
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Kuba Cup
Circa 1930
Shoowa Fiber Patterns
This example is carved extremely thin. So thin that between the cup and grip, an open section appears.
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Wine Cup / Angola
Mid 20th Century
An extremely finely carved example with Chokwe influence.
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Tiny Kuba Cup
Circa 1900
(Tiny at 7.5 cms tall! )
This is the smallest example we have ever obtained.
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Kuba Wine Cup
Circa 1900
This example has a fully carved face and open worked Shoowa base.
An excellent - rare example with acceptable decay.
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Shi Milk Cup - Congo - Rwanda Circa 1940's
Shi known as the Omushi, Abashi, Amashi, Bashi, Banyabungu, Wanyabungu and Bahavu
The Shi live along the northern portion of Lake Tanganyika in both the Congo and Rwanda. They drank milk from wooden cups with intentionally angled lips for poring.
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