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Benin Bronze Spoon - 75.2 Joggers were used by Yoruba monarchs

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Description

were used by Yoruba monarchs and chiefs as a symbol of power and respect

Size:  38cm x 19cm

made by Tuareg metalworkers of the Sahara — a nomadic Berber people long known for their fine work in silver and brass

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Size: 34 × 17 × 10cm (H × W × L)

Benin Bronze Spoon - 75.2 Joggers were used by Yoruba monarchsA Benin bronze spoon from the Edo people of the Benin Kingdom in Nigeria, cast by the traditional lost wax method so each piece is unique. The handle is finely detailed with patterns typical of the region's bronze work. More a ceremonial and decorative object than an everyday utensil lovely displayed on a shelf, leant against a wall or set within a collection. Size: 31cm long 7cm wide 4cm deep.

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