Pair Of Mozambican Warthog Tusks, Dated 1966

Pair of warthog tusks from Mozambique, dated 1966
These authentic warthog tusks from Mozambique, dated 1966, offer a fascinating glimpse into the history of African hunting and safaris. These impressive natural specimens were collected during the golden age of African safaris and remain highly sought after by collectors of natural history, hunting trophies, and ethnographic artifacts.

The tusks feature the characteristic curved shape and robust structure that make warthog ivory so distinctive. Their elegant form and natural patina, developed over decades, contribute to their decorative appeal and historical value.

Documented with their date and origin, these tusks offer a tangible link to mid-20th-century Mozambique and the traditions of big-game hunting expeditions in Africa. They can be displayed individually, mounted on custom stands, incorporated into a cabinet of curiosities, or showcased as part of a collection of safari and hunting artifacts.

Their sculptural quality and natural beauty make them ideal decorative pieces for a library, an office, a hunting lodge, a country house, a safari-themed interior, or a collection of African artifacts.

A rare and attractive pair of African tusks, with documented provenance and great decorative value.

Origin:

Mozambique

Date:

1966

Material:
Natural warthog tusks

Dimensions:

Diameter: 20 cm

Condition:

Very good vintage condition. Natural aging and patina consistent with its age. Well-preserved surfaces with attractive colors and character.

Keywords:

Florin Antiques