A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL CARVED COCO DE MER NUT of

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL CARVED COCO DE MER NUT of naturalistic form. 32 cm x 20 cm.

A 19TH CENTURY CARVED COCO DE MER NUT of naturalistic form. 25 cm x 27 cm.

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY COCO DE MER COUNTRY HOUSE NUT CASKET AND COVER of naturalistic form. 28 cm x 28 cm x 18 cm. Note: The nut and tree of the coco de mer is a rare species of palm tree native to Afri

Persian 19th-C carved with people dancing and playing music on the front and people smoking a hookah on the back. Floral patterns on each side and a Serpent or Snake head carved around the opening edg

A coco de mer nut tea caddy with silver-rimmed hinged lid, on bird claw feet, c. 19th century. Unmarked. Condition: One of the claw tips is broken off/missing, otherwise in good condition. Condition R

Middle Eastern 19 Century Kashkul Coco-de-Mer Sufi Begging Bowl. Persia, 19th century, the shell carved with figures, calligraphy, and scrolling floral in reserves. Size: 10 1/4 in. long. If you would

A LARGE EARLY 20TH CENTURY COCO DE MER NUT of naturalistic form. 25 cm x 21 cm.

AN 18TH/19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL CARVED COQUILLA NUT SNUFF BOX decorated with figures. 7 cm x 4.5 cm.

Two Continental Carved Nut Crackers 19th Century one Swiss carved in the form of a squirrel, the other English carved in the form of a dancing man on pedestal, both with turned handles. Height of tall

Coco De Mer Casket on Stand , 19th c., hinged lid, void interior, h. 14 in., w. 13 in., d. 6 in., metal stand, total h. 16 in . Provenance: Estate of Dr. H. Russell Albright, New Orleans, Sold to Bene

A fine, large and rare CoCo De Mer seed that has been turned into a large decorative box by a skilled jeweler. Late 19th Century. 19" x 14" x 9"

A fine, large and rare CoCo De Mer seed that has been turned into a large decorative box by a skilled jeweler. Late 19th Century. 19" x 14" x 9"

Steel Persia, 18/19th century Begging bowl originally used by Islamic mystics Oval form imitating the otherwise often used coco de mer Engravings and gold damascening Figural scenes with dervishes on

A late 19th century Continental carved walnut architectural panel having central game framed by oak, acorn, sword, quiver and nut carving. Ht: 59" Width: 28.5"

Coco de mer (Lodoicea maldivica) nut, intricately carved with checkered and scalloped texture, hollowed. Overall: 10.75" H x 9" W. Provenance: Property from the Estate of designer, model, television h

A VINTAGE COCO DE MER FERTILITY NUT, SEYCHELLES, 20TH CENTURY, an unpolished seedpod from the Lodoicea palm tree native to the Seychelles Islands in the Indian Ocean. Height: 13" Width: 9" Depth: 6" N

A VINTAGE COCO DE MER FERTILITY NUT, SEYCHELLES, 20TH CENTURY, an unpolished seedpod from the Lodoicea palm tree, which is native to the Seychelles Islands in the Indian Ocean. Height: 9" Width: 11" D

A VINTAGE COCO DE MER FERTILITY NUT, SEYCHELLES, 20TH CENTURY, a seedpod from the Lodoicea palm tree native to the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean. Height: 12"" Width: 9" Depth: 5 1/2" Note: The coco

A VINTAGE COCO DE MER FERTILITY NUT, SEYCHELLES, 20TH CENTURY, an unpolished, with trimmed fibers, seedpod from the Lodoicea palm tree, which is native to the Seychelles Islands in the Indian Ocean. H

Exceptional Coco de Mer, Coco Fesses Intricately Carved Silvered Fertility Nut from Seychelles Islands. 14 inches H x 11 W x 6.5 D, including lucite stand.

Antique 19th century continental neo-classical style carved wood back chairs. Backs feature column & flor de lis design. Square rosettes atop fluted & tapered legs. Tenon and mortise joinery. Age, Imp

A COLLECTION OF TWENTY SEVEN VICTORIAN AND VINTAGE SEASHELL ENCRUSTED AND CARVED OJBET DE LA MER SOUVENIRS, 19TH/20TH CENTURY, including three metal mounted clam shell form boxes, one lined with purpl

Continental Carved Oak Jacobean Style Buffet a Deux Corps, late 19th c., the stepped ogee crown with lions' heads over double leaded glass doors, flanked by relief leaf and nut carved pilasters on bul

Basket carved from the enormous nut of the rare, storied, and now endangered Coco de Mer tree, native to the islands of the Seychelles. Its suggestive form may explain its association with fertility.