A Rare Dayak Dragon or Aso Ironwood sculpture

A Dark, dense wooden sculpture of a Aso or Dragon with stylized "vine" like hands and fangs. Acquired in Indonesia. Dayak peoples, Borneo / Kalimantan Indonesia. The figure has good age and measures 1

This is a very rare 19th century or early 20th century Rattan splitter for making baskets , the tribe would insert sharpned metal blades into the top of the block, and then run their rattan reeds thro

A Very rare Old carved Ironwood Guardian sculpture with heavily weathered surface, suggesting generations of exposure and field use and as such suggests the sculpture likely dates to the early half of

Carved Wooden "aso" or Dragon, possibly a finial of a sarcophagus, painted ironwood, Benuak Dayak people, Mahakam River, Borneo. Size: 22.5'' x 11'' x 3'' (57 x 28 x 8 cm). Height on Stand: 24" (61 cm

high end A Borsato Porcelain of Saint George fighting the dragon large size 17" tall x 14" marked on bottom and signed on top no Major repairs noted beautiful porcelain Piece see pics

Finely carved in the form of two baluster vases, the left side of group with a small ewer supported on a recumbent turtle dragon, the ewer further carved with a five clawed dragon climbing up the side

Rare Chinese carved amber dragon claw sculpture. Beautifully detailed with carved amber sphere in center of the the claw. No apparent signature. Total weight 116 grams. SHIPPINGHILL AUCTION GALLERY WI

DescriptionDayak Head-Hunter's SwordAntique carved, dragon head with tufts of hairThis is an old item not new or reproduction.Museum quality RARE item; Dayak Head-Hunter's SwordAntique carved, dragon

A Very Finely carved wooden dance shield with ornate incised and painted designs, with a wonderful form that evolves into the dazzling pattern of Aso Dragons and Hornbill Birds. Dayak peoples, Borneo,

An old and weathered carved wooden dance shield with ornate incised and painted designs, with a wonderful form that evolves into the dazzling pattern of Aso Dragons and Hornbill Birds. Dayak peoples,

A Carved wooden bowl featuring an Aso dragon and carved from a dark dense wood. Dayak peoples, Borneo. The bowl measures 11.75 x 6 inches. Provenance: The Robert Banks collection, Maryland.

Chinese rare antique bronze sculpture of dragon, a well casted example, 4.9"dia

CHINESE GILDED METAL KYLIN AND DRAGON SCULPTURES: Dragon - 10"h x 8.5"l x 3"w. Kylin - 8.25"h x 14"l x 2.75"w.

A very seldom encountered form. The characteristic grip of antler, finely-carved with aso motifs and retaining its intricately-woven rattan wrap and hair ornaments. The massive, handwrought blade expa

A Tall carved Ironwood sculpture of what appears to be a Colonial man in western pants and shirt with stylized facial features and crown like finial. The clothing is incised into the sculpture and qui

A very seldom encountered form. The characteristic grip of antler, carved with aso and scrollwork and retaining its horn and silver ferrule. The massive, handwrought blade expanding continuously to th

A very seldom encountered form. The characteristic grip of antler, carved with aso and scrollwork and retaining its woven grip wrap. The massive, handwrought blade expanding continuously to the tip, d

A Tall carved Ironwood sculpture of what appears to be a Colonial man in western pants and shirt with stylized facial features and crown like finial. The clothing is incised into the sculpture and qui

A rare example, the characteristic ironwood haft well-hollowed for darts with flared mouthpiece, a well-wrought spearhead bound offset to the tip with rattan as is typical. Brass reinforcing pin. Firs

Dayak Baby Carrier Beaded Panel Aban, Indonesia, Mid 20th C. With protective Aso Dragon Dog motif that wards off evil spirits from the vulnerable baby. Size: 14.5'' x 14'', (37 x 36 cm). (Mounted).

Title: Borneo, Kenyah dayak beadwork from East Kalimantan Description: The beadwork displays mirrored Aso (Dragon/Dog) underworld figures. The beaded panel is considered a talismanic amulet with motif

Dayak Peoples, 'Borneo' bowl, iron wood in the style of early 1900s examples. Dayak Shaman used bowls for various purpose including tattooing, medicinal herbs, and rice. Carved in 'Dog Dragon' form h

The grip of ironwood, finely carved with aso motifs with intricately-woven rattan gripwrap. The hardwood scabbard likewise carved. The blade unusually robust and chisel-edged with profiled spine. Firs

A quite ancient and rare Tibetan or Nepalese temple or home alter, bronze lamp in form of a dragon/lion. A fine and highly detailed sculpture, the charming and somewhat comical beast tries so hard to