Early inked Tibet, Asian book

Early inked (Tibet?) book with wood cover & back, text only, book is 15.25" by 4.5"

Tibet & Mongolia, ca. early Qing Dynasty. Three books, the two smaller examples with old descriptive cards. Ex: Estate of Diran Dohanian, distinguished art historian and Asian art specialist. Most of

Two early Asian books. Book with wood covers L12-3/4"

A SET OF THREE SUTRA BOOKS, 1930s Tibet, early - mid-20th century. All three of rectangular form with wooden covers, the exterior incised with different motifs including the eight Buddhist treasures,

Including some auction catalogs, Tibet, Indian, and Southeast Asian books. All books sold "as is." No guarantees made about number of books in lot or condition of books. No returns or refunds.

SACRED VISIONS OF EARLY TIBET BY STEVEN KOSSAK SEALED BOOK Hardcover sealed book Sacred Visions of Early Tibet by Steven Kossak published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art 1998 for a t

11 books on Asian bronzes, including Early Cola Bronzes, Korea, etc. Provenance: From the Library of Florence and Herbert Irving.

AN EXQUISITE AND VERY RARE "KHADEN" RUG, Tibet, early 20th century. Decorated with a magnificent upright dragon flying among clouds, with four skillfully drawn Snowlions in the four corners, all on bl

A large rare damask silk and brocade appliqué depicting the disembodied face of the mythical creature of the skies, Chibar or Kirtimukha(Sanskrit), Tibet, Early 19th Century. Used as a decoration for

A rare pair of Tibetan ceremonial "Khaden" rugs, South Tibet, early 20th Century. Each rug is decorated with pairs of dragons and phoenixes on black ground. With perfectly complimenting lotuses, flami

A MAROON LAMA'S "TSUDRUK" RUG, Tibet, early 20th century. This minimalistic rug has a very desirable thick and soft monk's robe red/maroon colored pile. This rug consists of four separate strips as it

A RARE PAIR OF 'GYABNYE' RUGS, Southern Tibet, Early 20th Century. 'Gyabnye' or cushion rugs were commissioned only by the wealthiest families or the high lamas. This pair of rugs depicts disembodied

A TEMPLE RUNNER, TIBET, 1920s. Separated as four square sitting rugs, each decorated with central medallions. 70cm x 270cm.

A VERY OLD "SHUDEN" RUG, Tibet, early to mid 19th Century. Decorated with a simple central floral motif, surrounded by a key-fret patterned field as the inner border, an unusual wave patterned middle

A BLACK 'SHUDEN' SITTING RUG, Tibet, early 20th Century. Featuring Tibetan rendition of the implements of the Chinese eight immortals on black field. Natural dyes, wool weft, wool warp. 71.5cm x 56.5c

A "GYABDEN" THRONE RUG, South Tibet, Early 20th Century. Beautiful Tibetan Throne Rug with three dragons surrounding the wish fulfilling jewel. Royal blue colored dragons on deep maroon field. The bor

A traditional bronze ewer, Tibet, Early 19th Century. A round body with floral carved finials. A ewer as such would be used during occasions by aristocratic and affluent families. There is good patina

A Floral "Khaden" rug, Tibet, Early 20th century. A field of flowers on black ground with stylized geometric borders. Natural dyes, wool weft, wool warp. 153 cm x 88 cm.

An upper saddle rug, Tibet, early 20th Century. Centered with a floral medallion on red ground and surrounded by stylized border with various scholarly motifs. Natural dyes, wool weft, wool warp. 94 c

A VERY OLD CONCH SHELL, TIBET/MONGOLIA, Early 19th Century. With milky caramel colored tone. Darkened spots and holes formed due to age. With signs of wear and some sort of illegible Tibetan/Mongolian

Carved White Jade Double Butterfly Plaque, mounted on a brocade silk book cover from Yamanaka & Co. (late 19th - early 20th c. Asian fine art dealer with galleries in Japan, NYC, Boston, London, Beiji

Believed to be 19th to Early 20th Century, South to South East Asia bronze Tibet sitting buddha, 8" diameter x 12"h

Including:: 1) Classic Modern. The Worlds of Joseph Pulitzer. 2) Painting and Illumination of Early Renaissance Florence. 3) Al Andalus - the Art of Islamic Spain. 4) Caravan Kingdoms. Yemen. 5) Engli

including: Japanese Colour Prints by Basil Stewart, NY, 1920; Japanese Prints From the Early Masters to the Modern by James Michener, Vermont & Japan, 1959; Chinese Art by Daisy Lion-Goldschmidt and J