19th C. Tibetan Carved Wooden Phurba / Magic Dagger

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A tall and finely-detailed Tibetan phurba, a triple-sided ritual dagger. This example has a lengthy blade capped by an elaborate, multi-lobed handle bearing a

Lot Of 3 Tibetan Carved Wooden Phurba (9"), Bronze Vajra (5" & 6.5") All 19th Century. Measure . This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central Florida estate of a true antiquarian

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely cast-brass phurba dagger (also known as a magic dagger) in the traditional form of a three-sided stake. The handle takes the form of a vajra (also do

Ca. 18th to early 19thC. Approx. H: 9" not counting the stand. Very good original condition with no breaks or repairs. Retains excellent original patina throughout. Ex-Nooter coll.

Carved and painted zitan Phurba dagger, 19th c., probably Tibetan, totem form with bird's head and demon figure, wrapped in colored silk, 8"l x 1.25"dia

6pc Tibetan Wood Phurba Daggers and Horn 6'' to 10.5''. Various carved daggers with faces and jeweled horn. Surface wear from use. 18th or 19th century.

**Originally Listed At $200** Central Asia, Nepal, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A dark wood, hand-carved example of a phurba, a triple-sided Tibetan stake. This example has a long blade cap

A large Tibetan gilt bronze ritual dagger called Phurba. Phurba is used in Buddhism mainly by shamans. The dagger has three main symbols: at the bottom of the handle is a set of three faces representi

Tibetan ritual nicely patinated iron dagger called Phurba. Phurba is a ritual knife used in Buddhism mainly by shamans. The knife has three main symbols: at the base of the handle is a set of three fa

19th century AD. A ritual lidded horn-shaped container with old collector's label reading 'Rabrum = horn vessel containing mustard seeds which are scattered in the air during certain magic rites by th

Tibetan Phurba dagger, Barbara Walters Coll., 19th c., Tibet, silvered metal, Bodhisattva riding Makara, three-sided blade protruding from beast's mouth, crown handle, on custom display, 10"l (dagger)

THREE DAGGERS19th CenturyA Scottish dagger with carved wooden handle, a brass-handled sword converted to a dagger, and a U.S. militia sword converted to a dagger, with a Native American-form pommel an

Carved wooden Tibetan altar figure 18th/19th century (SCOX5301) (PR) Measurements: Approx. 3" high

A pair of beautifully hand carved wooden Kris dagger handles dated circa the mid 19th century elaborately decorated with stylized floral motifs. Ethnographic Antiques, Pacific Island And Oceanian Anti

All 19th century or earlier, comprising: a Southeast Asian gilt bronze Buddha, four duck form Burmese opium weights, a Tibetan ceremonial Phurba dagger, a miniature teapot, another standing Buddh

Tibetan ceremonial Phurba dagger, 19th/20th c., Indo-Tibentan, cast bronze hilt with steel blade, the handle topped with an antelope above the three heads of Vajrakila, approx. 9"l

Central Asia, Tibet, 19th century CE. A large drum from a Tibetan Buddhist temple, with a hand-carved and painted wooden body. The wooden edges of the drum are decorated with different symbols, among

**Originally Listed At $700** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Bali, ca. 19th century CE. A hand-carved wooden handle intended to rest on the tang of a ceremonial dagger called a kris. The top portion featu

4 Wooden Carved Tibetan Objects, L.19th-E.20th C., one carved doll possibly Polynesian,a conical object with figural, floral motifs with a punchwork background, indescript carving at base, Tibetan car

**Originally Listed At $200** Tibet, 19th century CE. An impressively carved ceremonial wooden peg known as a purba (also purpa). The three sided "blade" is extensively carved with fantastical figures

Sino-Tibetan antique bronze bell and phurba dagger, 19th century or earlier; bell H 7 3/4", dagger L7 1/4" (approx.); Provenance: Collected between 1945-1960 by Carl O. Winberg, former United States G

Latin America, Mexico, Sayula, Jalisco state, ca. 19th century CE. A classic woman's garter dagger, with a short, hand-carved wooden handle (some wire wrapped around the juncture with blade), a steel

Carved wooden and decorated stirrup shoe with finely crafted bronze work supports with design work, a rare find. Tibet, 18th -19th century. Provenance: The Robert Banks collection, Maryland, USA.

Torma Tsampa (or Zanpar) Molds, Tibet, 6 carved wooden molds with fiber strap, 18th or 19th century, longest 13.5 inches, shortest 7 inches, ornate animal and symbolic carvings.