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Hills Collectibles - Rare Tribal Art
by Hills Collectibles
(Ontario, Canada)
For the very best in unique, invigorating, museum-quality pieces, check out our rare African Tribal Art selection of cultural and historical significance. Featuring, 19th Century Ceremonial Prestige Shona Staffs / Scepters (Spear and Axes called Gano or Tsvimbo by the Shona People of Zimbabwe) including Zulu Battle Axes.
Based in Ontario Canada, Hills Collectibles offers consultation services assisting both private and corporate art collectors to acquire art or artifacts from around the world.
Please visit our website to learn more about our services and to explore our collection of rare tribal art: https://www.HillsCollectibles.com
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