WEIGHTS, SCALES, & SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS

WEST AFRICA, GOLD COAST (GHANA), a lot of seven Ashanti brass castings for use as gold weights. The lot consists of five geometric weights, one a lar

WEST AFRICA, GOLD COAST (GHANA), a lot of two standing men with their left hands to their heads, one holding a bar, and both holding staffs in rt. ha

WEST AFRICA, GOLD COAST (GHANA), a lot of three Ashanti brass castings for use as gold weights. The lot consists of a chameleon, crocodile and a four

WEST AFRICA, Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire, Akan Tribes, 19th century, an elaborately hand-carved lidded box made to hold a hand held balance scale w...

WEST AFRICA, Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire, Akan Tribes, 19th century, a handsome hand-carved lidded box made to hold a hand held balance scale with ...

WEST AFRICA, Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire, Akan Tribes, 1875-1935 a rectangular lidded dja box with a bas relief mudfish atop the lid. On the panels...

England, Edward III/Henry IV, 1351-1412, square uniface pewter weight for a gold noble with stylised ship. Weight: 7.1 gm. or 109 1/2 grains. P &am...

England, Edward III/Henry IV, 1351-1412, square uniface pewter weight for a quarter noble with stylized ship and reverse countermark.. Weight 1.7 gm.

England, Edward IV, after 1471, representational uniface round weight in bronze for a noble with ship left and a lis and lion in left and right upper

England, Edward IV, after 1471, representational uniface round weight in bronze for a quarter noble stylized ship composed of five layers of "...