 Knife108 14.25" x 4.25" SOLD |
 Knife109 16.25" x 3.5" SOLD |
 Knife110 13.25" x 3.5" $800 |
 Knife111 14" x 3.5" $800 |
Knife108 14.25" x 4.25" SOLD |
Knife109 16.25" x 3.5" SOLD |
Knife110 13.25" x 3.5" $800 |
Knife111 14" x 3.5" $800 |
 Knife112 14.5" x 3.75" $ 800 |
 Knife113 13.25" x 3.5" SOLD |
 Knife114 14.5" x 3.5" $400 |
 Knife115 14.25" x 3" $400 |
 Knife102 14.25" $400 |
 Knife103 13" $450 |
 Knife105 14" $550 |
 Knife106 14.5" $450 |
 Knife107 13.5" $550 |
 Knife101 13.5" SOLD |
 Knife104 14" SOLD |
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This group of short Kuba knives, Ikula, have all been vetted as authentic, with evidence of extensive age and use. Several have very intricate inlaid metal work on the handles.
Knives, axes, currency blades and spears attest to the skills in metal of the Kuba and related peoples of central Africa. Most exhibit an inventive variety of form and workmanship far beyond what was functionally necessary. Specialists in the field will identify these pieces much more specifically.
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