SOUTHEAST ASIAN FISHING SPEARS & THROWING POLE

32" long (overall)

Southeast Asian spear. Ebonized wood, decorated shaft. Bronze wrapping, hand hammered iron spear tip. 91" long

Southeast Asian spear. Ebonized wood shaft, stamped metal decoration. Hand forged iron spear tip. 77" long

Patrick Guyton (American, born 1964). Original oil painting on metal panel. Titled "River of Dreams." Features a Southeast Asian junk fishing boat. Artist signature lower right. Exhibited in a black s

Lot of 7 Antique Asian Indonesian Hunting Fishing Spears with Wood Tips & Bamboo Shafts. Longest spear- 67" long, shortest 57". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting o

Two Lethal African Iron Formed Spearheads The business part of a couple of pole inserted throwing spears, hammered and shaped iron. Unknown age. Good condition, 14.5" long.

(Lot of 10) Group of Asian baskets of various shapes and origins, including two for Japanese ikebana, for Chinese weddings and South East Asian baskets for fishing, grains, etc., largest 20" dia. Prov

Lot of 2 Antique South East Asian Indonesian or Philippine Tribal Spears with Bamboo Shafts. First Total length: 48 1/4", Blade length : 12 5/8". Second Total length: 53", Blade length : 12 1/4". ~~ D

H. Blau (20th century) Oil on canvas. View: Goa fishing scene, India.Dimension: 29.6" x 22"Signed: Lower right.Condition: GoodProvenance: Private estate

Signed blue and white porcelain teapot with lid, approx 9.75"H, signed mud man with fishing pole approx 7.75"H without pole, Cloisonne Qilin approx 8"H (tongue is detached but will set in mouth withou

Southeast Asian Fabric Artwork, inscription to lower right partially illegible, reads ‘Batik’, subject two figures on the edge of a lake fishing, measures 25 5/8 x 37 1/2 inches, decorative wooden

SOUTHEAST ASIAN & OTHER CARVINGS, FOUR, H 1 1/2"-3":Including 1 carved wood male figure with spear, 19th c., H.2 1/2"; 1 Indonesian wood grotesque figure, lizard-like, 19th c., H.3"; 1 carved red ston

Southeast Asian figure with overall greenish patination. Dimensions: H 11" x W 13" x D 8" Condition: Weapon/spear broken off. Some surface distress.

The long Masai throwing Spear is 6 foot and 2" long. The shorter fishing Spear is 5 foot and 5" long. These are used by the Masai in Kenya, Northern Tanzania, and Southern Ethiopia. The average Masai

VAN HUYNH. Lifting Nets, c. 1960. 15.6x11.6" gelatin silver print. Printed c. 1960. South East Asian Student Exhibition of Photography stamp in purple ink on print verso; Hong Kong Intl. Salon 1960 st

Eastern Africa, Kenya or Tanzania, Maasai peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A throwing spear of a formidable length with a wooden central pole secured with dangerous weapons on either end. The bottom

White wax and resin figurine of Asian woman holding a carrying pole with fish and clams. Detailed figurine rests on a black resin stand. Marked " Depose Italy" on the bottom of the base. The figurine

Southeast Asia, Philippines, Ifugao, ca. 20th century CE. A finely-built and extremely-sharp steel spear blade with a raised midrib on either face and a gradually-tapering point. Its socketed end is f

A Southeast Asian Gilt Metal Ewer and Footed Bowl 13-7/8 x 8-1/8 x 6-1/8 inches (35.5 x 20.5 x 15.5 cm) (tallest) HID03101062020 © 2023 Herita

A Southeast Asian schist head of a BodhisattvaOn stand.overall height 24 3/4in (63cm); width 16in (41cm); depth 9 1/2in (24cm) Provenance:With Heather James Fine Art and Antiquities, November 1999.

19th century.  A Southeast Asian censer in cast iron, with intricate silver niello cover work, having 6 roundels to the. body containing scenes of prey; Ht. 6.25".

Southeast Asian Gilt Bronze Standing Buddha set into wooden base; unsigned 19 x 6 x 4 in. (48.3 x 15.2 x 10.2 cm.)

Southeast Asian life-size bronze buddha head, Possibly Sukhothai Period (15th/16th c.), the hair in tight curls, verdigris patina, mounted on wood stand, 15"h x 9"w x 8"d (bronze), 21"h (total)

Southeast Asian Thai bronze head of Buddha mounted on raised base. 13" H. With Hong Kong Craft Merchants Association Certificate of Antiquity describing the piece as "Chieng-Saen, Thailand Origin" and