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Rare Tribal Cannibal Fork: Carved Fijian Iculanibokola Neo Classical gilt decoration

Rare Tribal Cannibal Fork: Carved Fijian Iculanibokola Neo Classical gilt decorationRare Tribal Cannibal Fork: Carved Fijian Iculanibokola A striking example of Oceanic craftsmanship, this rare tribal cannibal fork illustrates the ceremonial artistry of the Fiji Islands in the late 19th to early 20th century. Steeped in myth and tradition, the Carved Fijian Iculanibokola embodies the unique style and significance of ritual utensils from indigenous Fijian culture. Origin: Fiji Date: Circa 18801920 Material: Hardwood Dimensions: Height

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Description

gilt decoration

all enriched with subtle gilded detailing

Pair of Geometric Lamp Bases by Andrew Allfree

A striking and substantial antique bronze sculpture

celebrated for its luminous white tone and subtle grain

Rare Tribal Cannibal Fork: Carved Fijian Iculanibokola Neo Classical gilt decorationRare Tribal Cannibal Fork: Carved Fijian Iculanibokola A striking example of Oceanic craftsmanship, this rare tribal cannibal fork illustrates the ceremonial artistry of the Fiji Islands in the late 19th to early 20th century. Steeped in myth and tradition, the Carved Fijian Iculanibokola embodies the unique style and significance of ritual utensils from indigenous Fijian culture. Origin: Fiji Date: Circa 18801920 Material: Hardwood Dimensions: Height

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