Horse trapping, Mongolia or Western China, 19th C.

Khotan Saddle Rug, Western China, 19th C., wool, pomegranate pattern on a blue ground. 1'11'' x 4'11'' (58 x 150 cm). Weight: 3 lbs. Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction;

An unusual animal trapping, used on the foreheads of the lead animal in a pack train of animals used to transport goods across the vast expanse of the harsh environs of the plateau.This example is fra

Antique Khotan Rug: 6'3" x 13'1" (191 x 399 cm), eastern Turkestan/western China, late 19th c.

Jade belt plaque. China. 19th century. Horse with a monkey for the Rhebus :become a high official". 3.5in length.

China, 19th C., jade horse, in a reclining position, with simplistically carved body, in a light green hue, with striations in the stone. Width 2 1/4 in., Height 1 1/2 in.

Hummert Estate: Stunning Antique Kurdish Schmahka Weave Horse Trapping, c. late 19th to early 20th Century, measures 56.5''L which includes fringe x 42''W, comes with letter of appraisal

Yao Priest/Shaman Mask, Laos/Thailand/China, 19th C. Carved wood, horse hair. Worn or held during ceremonies to frighten away malevolent spirits. Size: 17'' x 6'' x 4'' (43 x 15 x 10 cm).

Yao Priest/Shaman Mask, Laos/Thailand/China, 19th C. Paper on wood, horse hair. The lines across the cheeks and forehead indicate the mask represents someone of advanced age. Yao masks were typically

China, 19th C., a pair of horse shoe Doucai cups with a white ground and floral motifs on the side and inside center showing auspicious symbols in blue and yellow, with mark on base. Height 3 in., Dia

Lot of two bronzes. China. 19th century. To include: A gilt Buddha and a paperweight in the form of a reclining horse. Each about 2-3/4".

Shadow agate snuff bottle. China. 19th century. Surface carved as a tethered horse and a monkey. 2.25in H. Good, stand affixed, stopper stuck Provenance: The Mitchell Bistany Collection.

Cameo glass snuff bottle. China. 19th century. 3 colors: pink, black and white carved with horses. 2.25in h. Provenance: The Mitchell Bistany Collection.

China, 19th C., Wucai vase, painted decoration depicting warriors in elaborate robes, some on horse back chasing through a wooded landscape. Height 18 in.

China, 19th C., Wucai vase, painted decoration depicting warriors in elaborate robes, some on horse back chasing through a wooded landscape. Height 18 in.

China, 19th C., Tibetan Tangka, blue Buddha riding on the back of orange horse, with dense detailing and decoration in vibrant colors. Length 12 1/2 in., Height 17 in. Provenance private collection fr

China, 19th C., two porcelain snuff bottles, one has a cylindrical shape and decorated with a man on a horse outside a city; the other is a vase-shape with a variety of scholars and children in a land

China, 19th C., carved bamboo brush pot, with thickened rim at mouth and base, depicting figures riding on horses in a landscape and scholars plying chess. Height 8 in.

China, 19th C., agate snuff bottle, of a flattened ovoid form, orange domed stopper, muddied brown color with raised carving of two horses. Height 3 in.

China, 19th C., pair of Wucai jars, reverted and bordered rims, wide shoulders tapering sides to flared base, decorated in vibrant colors depicting a warrior scene with horses against a crackle ground

China, 19th C., intricately carved horn plaque, featuring scholar figures and horses in a garden setting. Height 9 1/4 in., Width 2 1/4 in.

China, 19th C., agate snuff bottle, of a flattened ovoid form, orange domed stopper, muddied brown color with raised carving of two horses. Height 3 in.

Yi Painted Wood Stirrups, China, Early 19th C. A pair of painted wood horse stirrups with leather straps. Painted in yellow and red. Size: 17'' x 4.5'' x 3'' (43 x 11 x 8 cm). Provenance: Ex. Roger Ho

Ningxia mat, western China, mid-19th century. Lovely traditional palette of pale yellow and harmonious blues and ivory, this pattern display lotus blossoms among graciously drawn leaves and stems. Siz

Horse-head trapping, Bakhtiyari, Iran, 19th Century. Tablet woven band with cowrie shells and buttons. Bought by John Wertime in Teheran in 1975. Published by Wertime in Lori and Bakhtiyari Flatweaves