19th Century Burmese Lacquerware Offering Vessel

Ca. 19th century Burmese lacquerware offering bowl in Shwe Zawa style. The bowl is decorated with Nat spirits and other traditional Burmese motifs. Please contact us for high resolution images of the

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

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

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

Burma, ca. 19th century CE. These are spectacularly painted bamboo offering bowls from Burmese temples, encrusted with colorful glass jewels. They were vessels used during temple festivals to hold wat

Burma, ca. 19th century CE. These are spectacularly painted bamboo offering bowls from Burmese temples, encrusted with colorful glass jewels. They were vessels used during temple festivals to hold wat

Burmese silver offering vessel. Decorated in repousse with scrolling floral and figural bands, Lower Burma or Mandalay, late 19th to early 20th century, 26" high; 2653 grams.

Pair of Burmese lacquer offering vessels, late 19th or early 20th century, in the form of a Buddhist stupa, each having a spire form finial above a conical lid, opening to a tray, and raised on a pede

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

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.

Consistent with other 19th century offering vessels

Two Pair of Late 19th or early 20th c Burmese offering vessels with onion form finials 16 and 18" high respectively

Group of six antique Burmese clay offering tablets, 19th century or earlier; overall good condition, minor wear; the largest H 2 1/4" x W 1 3/4" (approx.) Provenance: Collected between 1945-1960 by Ca

**Originally Listed At $300** South America, Bolivia, Andean region, Kallawaya culture, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved stone canopa offering vessel in the form of a llama standing at

Typical of Thomas Webb Queen's Burmese in both color and this exact distinctive form, the nice deep burmese pink ruffled and flaring rim atop the shaded satin yellow vessel joined to the folded circul

A Naga bronze offering vessel, with skull relief, pony hair. From Mustang region. 19th century Dimensions: 9-1/2" H; weight: 1lb. 1 oz.

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

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

19th/20th century; Two matching wood with red and black lacquer offering trays with incorporated turned spindle gallery pedestals. Used to carry offerings to the monastery. (ALOE320)(PR) Property from

(9) pieces. Including antique Burmese lacquered covered vessel and stand, African carved figure with applied beading, 19th century hand painted pitcher, etc. Dimensions: (Largest) H 12.25" x Dia. 8.5"

19th c hand painted pouring vessel marked APE on the bottom. Measures approx. 6" tall x 5 1/2" wide. You are bidding at a live sale. Please read the terms and conditions. We are offering no contact pi

Burma, ca. 19th century. A seated figure holding an upturned vessel showing good age. Dimensions: Height: 22".

A tiered lacquered bamboo and wood compartmentalized votive container (ok-khwet)supported by four small legs with bowls and trays for offering food to Buddhist monks, Burma, late 19th century. Size: 8

Southeast Asia, Burma (present day Myanmar), ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. Skillfully cast via the lost wax (cire perdue) process a very large bronze devotee figure sitting in double lotus u