Null Reliquary figure Byeri
Fang mvai reliquary figure
North Gabon
Wood with bro…

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Reliquary figure Byeri Fang mvai reliquary figure North Gabon Wood with brown patina, oozing in places H. 18 ¾ in Provenance: - By descent until today - Collected in situ by a logger, Gabon, between 1929-1940

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Reliquary figure Byeri Fang mvai reliquary figure North Gabon Wood with brown patina, oozing in places H. 18 ¾ in Provenance: - By descent until today - Collected in situ by a logger, Gabon, between 1929-1940

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