Alastai Magnaldo Scattered Rain Child Asia Nature

Vintage Tibetan Bronze Rain Drum, Southeast Asia, 15"h x 18"dia

3 Chinese: 1 infants embroidered red, 1 red & gold brocade, & 1 blue; 1 printed red kimono & 1 multi-color striped Korean; very good -excellent

12pc Chinese Qing Paktong Ink Boxes 2'' to 4.5''. Includes various boxes with calligraphy inscriptions, bat and shou, and child in landscape motifs. Scattered surface wear and polishing. 19th century,

12pc Old Chinese Qing Paktong Ink Boxes 2'' to 4.5''. Includes various boxes with calligraphy inscriptions, bat and shou, and child in landscape motifs. Scattered surface wear and polishing. 19th or e

The snuff bottle is rectangular-shaped and the exterior is decorate with a nature scene of two children with a horse. The cover of the bottle is yellow color. There are four chinese characters on the

George Wright Oil On Canvas Genre Painting. (George Wright, Pennsylvania, 1850-1916). Depicting two children and their dog watching the rain through a large window. Signed lower right George Wright 18

Although bronze drums, commonly called rain drums or frog drums, have been produced in SE Asia for at least 2700 years, they are fiercely disputed as to their cultural origin. Most Vietnamese scholars

DAVID GRAEBER (AMERICAN, B. 1967) PURPLE RAIN LAMPWORK STUDIO ART GLASS PAPERWEIGHT SCULPTURE, compound example, thick bouquet of stylized purple blossoms with black and yellow stamens, scattered blue

Oil and gold leaf on panel. 13 x 10 1/4 inches Condition: Powder post beetle holes and damage that undermines image on upper left and right corners, pigment wear, scattered losses to frame Temp No 303

Asia,19th-Early 20th Century Decorated with banded archaic concentric designs throughout with center star medallion and figural frog handles on a waisted base with loop handles. The drum weighs 42.7lb

South East Asia,17th-Early 18th Century Decorated with banded archaic concentric designs throughout with center star medallion and three tier figural frog handles on a waisted base with loop handles.

NO RESERVE Economics.- Smith (Adam) An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, 3 vol., fourth edition, occasional scattered foxing and light browning, contemporary speckled calf,

**Originally Listed At $1200** Southeast Asia, Myanmar and Thailand, Karen people, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A stunning and quite impressive leaded bronze rain or frog drum, created by the Karen -

Pair of Chinese Bronze Rain Drums 17.5''x24''x24'' Each. Impressive matching pair with handles at sides. Figural frog loops on top. Overall excellent condition. 19th century or older. Southeast asia,

Asia,20th Century Decorated with banded archaic concentric designs throughout with center star medallion and figural frog handles on a waisted base with loop handles. 17" x 23 1/2" dia., From the coll

**Originally Listed At $350** East Asia, China, late Ming to early Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A stunning teacup, hand-carved from black nephrite jade with lovely gray, almond, and cara

Laotian Bronze Rain Drum 18''x25''x25''. Pair of handles at sides with figural frog loops. Overall excellent condition. 19th century or older. Southeast asia, similar to Chinese or Vietnamese drums.

DESCRIPTION: An Asian rain drum composed of cast iron with natural weathered patina and pattern designs throughout. CIRCA: Unknown ORIGIN: Asia DIMENSIONS: H: 19" x D: 13" CONDITION: Great condition,

Pair of natural stone sculpted group depicting fishermen and children.The largest measures: 23cm - 9"

Nursery Rhyme Illustration – “Humpty Dumpty sat on a Wall”. Oil on unstretched Canvass. American ca 1910. Monogrammed lower right. Fair Estate Condition, with minor scattered losses

20th century; having two fish form back splats, entire pieces hand painted with nature scenes and floral tapestry upholstery, 41 1/2 in. H., 20 in. W., 18 in. D.

25pc Chinese 19th Cent. Animal Silk Children's Hats 6'' to 10'' Each. A collection of polychrome silk embroidered hats with various animal motifs. Some scattered staining and edge fray from use. Qing

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 1644 to 1912 CE. Ten jade carvings, eight depicting single human figures, one depicting an adult and child, and the last depicting a monkey with two smaller monkeys

Kuba Soumak with Father-Mother-Child-Depiction 223 x 160 cm (7' 4" x 5' 3") Caucasus, second half 19th century Condition: very good, scattered small repairs, slight signs of use Warp: wool, weft: wool