2 Gold weights - Hook or tools - Abrammuo - Mrammuo - Akan - Ashanti - Asante - Ghana - Gold Coast - Ivory Coast (No reserve price)

Akan, Ghana, two unique and rare objects, Hak or Tool.
Gold weights. Akan, Ashanti, Asante.
Ghana, Gold Coast, Ivory Coast, West Africa.
Used as a weight (well before 1900 and even before 1800) in trading and in weighing gold dust and gold grains.
Special African bronze miniature objects, excellent quality, with good details.
Characteristic and traditional bronze objects of the AKAN, Ghana, West Africa.
Afrikaner bronze, lost form method, cire perdue, lost wax.
Most likely late 18th century, or early 19th century.
Frequently used, good tribal patina.
Large HAK with processed and engraved plate, weighs 22.5 grams, and measures 5.2 x 2.8 x 2.9 cm.
2. Small HAK, weighs 8.3 grams, and measures 3.2 x 2.1 x 2.3 cm.
For assessing the size, also see the photo with coins.
Purchased from a gallery or antique dealer with a unique collection.
Now from a private collection.
See photos that are part of the description.
Carefully packed and shipped insured with tracking.
Can also be picked up in Leiden, The Netherlands.