A Burmese Red Lacquered Offering Vessel

DESCRIPTION: A red lacquered Burmese lidded offering vessel embellished along the body with texturized incision patterns, completed with a raised finial. CIRCA: Late 19th Cent. ORIGIN: Burma DIMENSION

28" TALL--RED LIDDED BURMESE OFFERING VESSEL

Pair Burmese Lacquered Offering Vessels. POSSIBLY from the 19TH CENTURY. Prior repair to pieces. Each with a vermillion lacquered inner removable tray, the lid with a spire, mirror work and gold metal

Group of three Southeast Asian Burmese lacquered offering vessels / Hsun-ok / storage containers, two with top finials. Tallest: 30" H x 14.5" diameter.

Burmese turned bamboo finial form offering vessel decorated with red lacquer surface 27" x 15"

Burmese turned bamboo finial form offering vessel decorated with red lacquer surface and mustard yellow accents 27" x 16"

Comprises a Burmese red lacquer offering vessel "Hsunok", and another Burmese vessel. [13" and 16 1/2" Dia x 14 and 29" H].

Three Burmese Red Lacquer Offering Vessels (Hsunok)Southeast Asian, bamboo and lacquer, 20th C.Losses, wear, surface distress.Tallest: 29"h x 16-1/2"dia.

A Burmese lacquered food offering vessel (ok-kwet). A multi-tiered, muti compartmented food offering vessel used to present food offerings to monks of a monastery. 14" H x 15 " Dia. A traditional Burm

A BURMESE RED LACQUER HSUN-OK OFFERING VESSEL, LATE 19TH EARLY 20TH CENTURY, made of red lacquer and coiled bamboo, the lid with a towering tapered ringed spire with images of a black figure wrestling

Burmese Gilt and Lacquered Offering Vessel or Stupa, Size: 26'' x 10'' x 10'' (66 x 25 x 25 cm). Provenance: ex: Ella Jaffe Freidus collection.

Burmese gilt and red lacquered wood offering box with inset glass 'gems' in the form of a bird resting on a pedestal form stand. Measures 12" (30.5cm) height including stand.

Round Food Offering box with cover opening to reveal a platter. [23" H].

Late 19th red lacquer ceremonial offering vessel also known as "Hsunok". Used for centuries by Buddhist monks as a vessel to carry gifts of food as offerings this piece features a beautiful spun spire

Stupa form ritual offering vessel in gilt and lacquered wood with glass jewels. Burma / Myanmar. Approx. 17 3/4" total height.

Two Burmese Lacquer Offering VesselsOne black and one red. Together with a Chinese box with handle. 3 piecesLosses, wear, surface distress.Tallest: 20-1/2"h

This impressive offering vessel is known as a hsun-ok, and is from Mandalay, Burma. It is covered in lacquer-work in relief known as thayo and gilding with 24K gold leaf over an orange-red lacquer bas

Burmese Lacquer Offering Vessel 2-piece bamboo vessel coated in black and red lacquer, having central cavity and turned finial Property from: a Chicago, Illinois (Streeterville) collector Height: 31 1

LARGE BURMESE OFFERING VESSEL: Ritual temple offering vessel of stupa form, with a surmounting bird finial. Gilt & lacquered wood with attached glass & mirrored jewels. Approx. 37.75" h x 21.5" dia.

DESCRIPTION: Burmese Offering Vessel, A five part bulbous vessels,raised on six small feet. The outside is densely decorated in orange-red and green with beautiful elaborate drawings of birds. The ins

Lacquer, wood and bamboo. Burma, late 19th - early 20th century A special pair of three-part bulbous vessels, each raised on four clawshaped feet, the outside densely decorated in orange-red and black

Late 19th century, Burmese (Myanmar) Hsun-Ok temple box with raised ridges and with stupa finial, used by monks for offerings or gifts. [24 x 12 1/2 diam. inches]. Scattered flaked losses and wear.

Condition: minor surface scratches throughout 13 inches wide; 16 inches high

Ceremonial offering lidded vessel. Painted wood. Dimensions: H 32" x D 15" Condition: Lid with large break and repair.