19th C. Indonesian Buffalo Horn Spoon w/ Bird Finial

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Timor Island, Tetum, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. An impressive spoon, skillfully carved from the horn of a buffalo to present a shallow, ovoid bowl and a lengthy,

Ca. 1940s. Buffalo horn spoon w/bird finial; Timor island, Indonesia Atoni people. Sparingly used in eating of ritualistic meals, this spoon features typical Atani bird and quasi-geometric spiral-form

**Originally Listed At $550** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Timor Island, Tetum; Sulawesi Island, Toraja people, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A fabulous ensemble of 3 spoons: 2 Toraja wood spoons an

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, United States or Canada, Tlingit or Haida people, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. This is a large and superb mountain goat horn spoon with a totemic han

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. 19th century CE. A dramatic example of a kris (keris) with a gorgeous cow horn handle. An artist has painstakingly carved the horn into an openwork, lace-like form, with

Plains Horn Spoon, with Bird Quill Wrapping fourth quarter 19th century handle wrapped with blue, red, and white quillwork length 10 inches; scoop width 3 inches

Java, Indonesia, ca. 19th century. Exceptional kris (keres) with a long, serpentine blade with Damascus steel blade, wooden handle in the form of a Jawa Demam, a deity depicted as half-bird, half-huma

19TH C. Northwest Coast Horn Spoon with Figural Handle 11 1/2" L. 2 1/8" W. Good Condition

A RARE LARGE PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED BUFFALO HORN FIGURES Qing, modelled as immortals beside phoenix birds. 35.5 cm high.

Tlingit or Haida (Canada) Northwestern Indian Horn Spoon, 19th Century, the mountain goat horn handle depicting a multi-figure totem, rising on a custom base, 6.5"h x 2"w, Provenance: purchased 2002 f

lacquer handle decorated in relief with birds and flowers; overall length: 8.45in(L)

19th Century Wrought Iron Game Rack. Five hooks with scroll-work trees and bird finials. 15-1/2"h. x 20-1/2"w. Condition: Good with pitting and wear.

19THC. LEVI CALDWELL POWDER HORN WITH LEAPING STAG BIRDS, FISH, RABBIT, BUFFALO, GIN BOTTLE, FLOWER, CRAB & BUTTERFLY 11 1/4" LONG

Metal-mounted horn inkwell, late 19th c., hinged lid, damaged glass inkwell, horn mounted with a small wipe brush, on base modeled as a bird's talon, approx 10"h, 8"w, 3.5"d, 2lbs Start Price: $80.00

Indonesian bull-form carved wooden casket, 19th Century, Toradia region, with bull horns attaching over the wood horns, 44"h x 16"w x 93"d. Provenance: Douglas Dawson Gallery (Chicago); Allan Stone Ga

Burmese hardwood spoon back chair, 19th c, carved with openwork animals, birds and foliage with a round embroidered slip seat. 44"t x 24 1/2"w x 32"d. Very good condition.

Two pieces: 1. Mold blown clear glass bird drinking font with rooster form finial, rough pontil; Boston & Sandwich Glass Co.; 5 7/8"H, 2 1/2"W, 3 1/4"D; small chips and roughness to edges of water spo

Unmarked. Painted with depictions of birds. Dimensions: H 14.5" x W 11.5" x D 8.25" Condition: One flower finial chipped. Some surface rubs.

19th century "Japanese" pattern sterling silver berry / serving spoon with bird and floral motif and slightly textured bowl surface. Stamped W & H STERLING. No monogram. Pattern designed 1870. Excelle

Indonesian "magic" horn medicine container, 20th c., Batak Culture, Northern Sumatra, Naga Marsarang of carved buffalo horn and wood, with The Asia Society price tag, 11"h x 18"l x 3"w

French lavabo fountain, late 19th c., comprising: (1) lidded copper vessel, with two brass finials, issuing two brass spigots, decorated with chased bird motif, approx 20"h, 14"w, 6.5"d; (1) semi-circ

Pair of Indonesian Spoons (Nura Dikun) Timor, Early 20th C. Buffalo horn, blonde and dark brown. Size: 1) 7.5'' x 2.25'' x 1'' (19 x 6 x 3 cm); 2) 8'' x 2'' x 1'' (20 x 5 x 3 cm).

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, probably Java, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A remarkable piece of ceremonial weaponry featuring a finely carved wooden handle in the for

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Moche, ca. 100 to 500 CE. A fabulous pair of bronze spoons (also called lime spoons), used to prepare lime powder in order to enhance the hallucinogenic properties of drugs like c