Mughal 18th/19th C Ivory Priming Flask,

A rare Chinese 18th/19th century ivory carved brush holder (5.75"Hx4"dia) carved with fairy tale scene (八仙過海), the thickness of the ivory at top and at bottom of brush hold

An important Chinese 18th/19th century ivory carving depicting Guanyin (10.7"H) , NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING OF IVORY

The scrolling surmount over a panel with figures in bas relief and a ribbed font bowl and hinged panels with standing figure of Mary that open to either side. Measures 4.75 x 2 inches. Provenance: The

Ring flask form of coiled serpent. Unmarked. Two handles. Dimensions: H 5.25" x W 9" x D 8.5" Condition: Small chip to top of nose. A couple small chips on the handle. Wear and some small glaze losses

Beautiful 18th-19th C. Mughal Indian Shamshir Sword with Extensive Gold Inlays and Islamic Inscriptions to Fine Black Wootz Damascus Blade ~ Blued Steel Hilt with Makara Head Pommel & Fine Gold Damasc

Very Fine 18th-19th C. Mughal Indian Tulwar / Shamshir Sword with Heavily Gold Inlaid Iron Hilt & Fire Gilt Mounts ~ Layered Steel Damascus Blade ~ Beautiful & Rare Example. Total Length (inside scabb

Chinese 18th/19th century blue and white porcelain flask, possible Qianlong period, 15.65"Hx12"x3.7"

Unusual and fine purple design over yellow ground. Signatures and inscription underneath. Dimensions: H 12" x Dia. 7" Condition: Couple small rim chips. Cracking at handle joins. Drilled on bottom.

Spanish Colonial Talavera tin-glazed earthenware vase, 18th/ 19th c., Mexico, ivory craquelure glaze, ornamented with cobalt blue foliates, approx 6.5"h, 5.25"diam, 1.5lbs Start Price: $1000.00

Mughal School, fine drawing, Mughal School (18th/19th c.), Illustration to the Bihari Satsai, ink, gilding with ink and gouache on paper, matted and framed under glass, 7.5"h x 5.75"w (sight), 14"h x

Mughal School, fine portrait drawing, Mughal School (18th/19th c.), Seated female with cat, ink, silvering and gilding with ink and gouache on paper, matted and framed under glass, 5"h x 2.75"w (sight

A Mughal Indian charging flask of cast copper / bronze / brass construction, with unusual spout resembling a boar's head and turned pointed finial. The plug with its own chain, the flask also on its o

provenance: Doyle's; 10in(H) x 6.5in(L)

Mughal Indian Pata Sword ~ circa 18th-19th c. ~ nice chiseled arm guard. Total length: 47", Blade length : 28".~~. Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional informati

mughal indian pata sword ~ circa 18th-19th c. ~ nice chiseled arm guard. Total length: 47", Blade length : 28". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting our website - Sof

18th/19th century Italian wood plaque with ivory inlaid to depict warrior and Latin inscription (losses), 13.25"x8.8"x1.05" , NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING OF IVORY

An excellent Akan bronze flask from the Ivory Coast, c. early 1900's, used to store and transport gold dust. It is decorated with finely incised circular designs and has an intact suspension loop. H:

Shaded yellow bottle of flask form, 18th/19th C. H 5 cm. (2 in.) Provenance: Richard C. Pearce (1892-1972) purchased the Northern Miners publication in 1916 and helped to chronicle the mining industry

Movement Moon Flask c.1875, the ivory ground body decorated with 22ct gilded sprays of grasses and flowers, with Christopher Dresser style decoration to the neck, with two 22ct gilded handles. Provena

Himalayan damascened iron moon flask ewer, Possibly 18th/19th c., Tibet, iron or steel with gold, copper and silver inlay, decorated with scrollwork and auspicious symbols, the center depicting a writ

A large and highly decorated and unusual 18th/19th c Persian or Mughal Indian koftagari inlaid gold and silver on steel circular dhal shield. Intricately decorated with written nastaliq script to the

Movement Moon Flasks c.1875, the ivory ground bodies decorated with 22ct gilding and platinum Japanese style prunes and birds, both with two angular handles and supported on four feet. Provenance Nick

Benin Brass Chiefs Wristlet (18th-19th c.)The Oba and chiefs of Benin wear pairs of ornate bracelets at palace festivals. Long and cylindrical, these cuff like ornaments may be made of either ivory or

Central Asia, India, Mughal, ca. 18th century CE. A gorgeous and sizable gunpowder flask formed from a hollowed-out nautilus shell. The spiraled shell body has a tight coil in the center and a wide mo