TIBETAN TINNED BRASS POURING VESSEL

A Tibetan Brass Ritual Vessel: Of Rectangular Form, Body With Scrolling Ribbon And Animal Medallions, Cover With Bird Figures Along The Four Corners, Rounded Blooming Flower Motif Open Work, And Toppe

Chinese Tibetan brass lidded foo lion vessel with inlaid turquoise cabochons. Measures 6 1/8" (15.5cm) height + 1 3/4" (4.5cm) fitted wooden base.

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A charming brass vessel with a hinged lid and four feet. The box is cast in the shape of a rounded bird, with raised and etched motifs along the

Chilean carved stirrup, approx. 6 1/2" long and 5 1/2" high, 12" brass ashtry, approx. 12" tall, ornate wall mounted bell, and a female figure with a pouring vessel, misc. items.

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A ornate cast copper cylindrical vessel with brass appliques and etched motifs, the lid is connected to the body via a chain, and interestingly, the lid comes

Two  Chased Brass and Copper Vessels 19th Century comprising a Tibetan teapot with mythical beast handle and an elephant head spout, and an Indian chased bottle-form vase.Height of taller, 11 1/2

20th century; the first a double sided Tibetan hand-painted floral and red lacquered container (19 x 14.25 x 7.5 in.); the second a baluster form vessel with brass ring mounts, the removable cover wit

Two Indian Brass Vessels 17th/18th Century comprising a Deccan water-vessel Indian pilgrim flask and a Mughul brass ewer. Height of taller 12 inches. Property from the Collection of Hamid and Kim Alwa

Chinese archaic style bronze Yi pouring vessel. Figural handle and legs. 12 3/4"L x 7 1/4"H. Scratches, losses and pitting to bronze patina, crack and repair to one side.

Robert Douglas Hunter (1928-2014), still life, "Brass Vessel", signed L/L and dated '84, with plaque, 19 1/2" x 33 1/2". Provenance: Plymouth, Massachusetts collection.

A Chinese Enameled Porcelain Peach-Form Pouring Vessel and Underplate Yongzheng Period Both articles with molded paste porcelain leaves and stems; sparsely enameled with colorful blossoms and insects.

4.25 inches long.

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H.: 33 cm Weight: 6632 grams Ref.: - Himalayan Art Resources, for a similar example dated to the 11/12th C. (external link available on rm-auctions.com) Condition: (UV-checked) - The Buddha generally

SOAPSTONE CARVED POURING VESSEL carved with beast handle, winged dragon at spout, and an eagle base, no condition issues, 3.5in.

The rounded sides supported on flat base, rising to a straight rim and set with an flaring spout above a lug, overall covered in attractive lavender blue. Song Dynasty period Height: 2 5/8 in (6.5 cm)

A Celadon-Glazed Pouring Vessel. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Yongzheng Six-Character Mark. Size:25.8cmx15.9cm

East Asia, Tibet or China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A larger-than-life brass hand from Varapani, the bodhisattva whose name literally means "Indestructible Hand" or the hand of

Chinese. With a pale green stem forming the spout with an inscription and dated to the 34th year of the Guangxu period, the interior and exterior carved with petals and enamelled in pastel pink. Qing

(lot of 8) Assorted group of Chinese ceramics: three blue-and-white pillows; two lidded jars, a yellow covered bowl; a small circular covered box; and a green glazed pouring vessel, largest: 8" h

Chinese underglaze copper red and white porcelain pouring vessel; wear to the surface and minute glaze imperfections; H 1-5/8 " x W 5 "

Roman, Late Imperial to early Byzantine period, ca. 5th to 7th century CE. A stunning and delicate yellow-green glass pouring vessel with a concave base and rough pontil scar, hexagonal body, a platea

A Chinese Carved Jade Pouring Vessel, Ming Dynasty2-1/8 h x 4-3/8 w x 2-3/8 d inches (5.4

Ancient Near East, Northwestern Iran, Amlash region, Marlik culture, ca. late 2nd to early 1st millennium BCE. A hand-built pottery pitcher of broad, apple-shaped form with a petite base and a narrow