Spoon

MOA: University of British Columbia

3726/142

Small brass spoon with a shallow circular bowl and flat ornate handle, that flares into a triangle; all designs on spoon are incised. The handle has wavy edges, alternating between crescent-shaped indentations and triangular protrusions. Bands of crescents and dotted lines alternate along length ...

Spoon

MOA: University of British Columbia

3726/140

Small brass spoon with an oval-shaped bowl and thin cylindrical handle. The bowl has a raised lip, and tapers to a point at front. There is a grouping of three incised lines, close to bowl, along the handle. Rest of spoon is undecorated.

Spoon

MOA: University of British Columbia

3726/137

Small brass spoon with a circular shallow bowl and long straight handle. Handle has incised design of a double zigzag down the centre, with small crescent shapes in negative spaces. Edges are bordered with a band of horizontal lines. The end of the handle has a decorative spiral extending from th...

Pipe

MOA: University of British Columbia

3726/16 a-b

Brass pipe (part a) with detachable stem (part b); decorated with raised geometric motifs throughout. Bowl is cylindrical with a flared lip and rounded shoulder, before tapering to a point at bottom; space between lip and shoulder decorated with band of diamonds. Shank extends from base of bowl a...

Gold Weight

MOA: University of British Columbia

3726/129

Diamond-shaped brass gold weight with raised design on top; sides and back are undecorated. Design consists of a vertical line extending from the top to bottom point, with diagonal lines branching off at upward angles.

Mask

MOA: University of British Columbia

3726/7

Woman mask with a long oval-shaped face and elaborate coiffure; mask is wooden and stained. Facial features are raised: arched brows, bulbous eyes with a ridge through the middle, long thin nose with wide nostrils, pursed lips, and scarification. Scarification consists of four curved lines on the...

Mask

MOA: University of British Columbia

3726/1

Donor and wife lived in Ghana for about 20 years, working for National Gold Mines. Was able to acquire items mostly through convivality with Ablade Glover (then a high officer in Heritage Dept. of Ghana).

Gold Weight

MOA: University of British Columbia

3726/104

Rectangular brass gold weight with concave back, semi-circular protrusions in the centre of the short edges, and raised linear designs across surface; back is undecorated. Raised designs consist of rows of zigzags, with plain horizontal lines in between. Middle of rectangle, where weight curves, ...

Gold Weight

MOA: University of British Columbia

3726/102

Square brass gold weight with raised section on top; sides and base are undecorated. Raised section is decorated with a thin horizontal line, extending inward from the right side, and a square cutout along the bottom centre edge.

Gold Weight

MOA: University of British Columbia

3726/123

Square brass gold weight with raised designs on top; sides and base are undecorated. Design consists of a capital "I"-shape filled with triangle cutouts. The triangles alternate between pointing upward and downward.