Southeast Asia Rosewood carving of Two Dancer

Hardwood carving of Buddha flanked by two disciples. 14" h x 7" W

**Originally Listed At $150** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. early 20th century CE. A group of four wooden carvings with nice aged surfaces. Two are the heads of puppets, both simple faces with large

ASIAN: Temple carving of a praying figure, South East Asia, probably 20th C., wood with remnants of red, yellow and black paint with gilt accents, no signature viewed, depicts one of the two attendant

Stone carving of a crowned women seating petaled setting, leg folded, bejeweled, hand on knee. Dimensions: 17" H x 7" W; Weight: 16 lbs.. Provenance: Ex private collection, Yonkers, NYThis lot has a r

Explore the rich cultural heritage of Southeast Asia with two traditional Bali Indonesian Barong masks and a Thai Khon mask.The Barong masks from Bali, Indonesia, are iconic symbols of Balinese mythol

Beautiful Southeast Asia Bali Exotic Wood Dancer. Condition Report: Age Wear Cracks At Top Of Sculpture Have An Old Repair. Estimated more than 50 yrs. old. Indonesian art consists of various artistic

Southeast Asian figural carving featuring two dancing women, one entwined with three snakes. Retains early PB Eighty-Four label (sale #777/lot #357). [Mounted on base: 6 7/8" overall H; Carving only:

Native American, Hopi, Kachina Carvings, 20th C., Shalako And Two Dancers, 3 pcs | Lot includes "Shalako Kachina God" by 'Kachina Frank'. Signed and dated 1-8-70 on the underside. Painted carved wood

1948-1962; Taxco, Mexico Each stamped for Hector Aguilar; Various further stamps: Sterling / Taxco / Mexico / Taller Borda / Made in Mexico / [Eagle 9] Comprising two rosewood-handled carving knives

20th cen, measures 28"h 10"w

20th cen, on nice rosewood base, two tone carving of a jadiete boy with young horse, measures 3.5" ht on stand; Provenace: from a single owner Greenwich, Ct Estate

Southeast Asia, Thailand, ca. 19th century CE. Two stunning bronze Buddha heads with finely contoured faces, down-turned almond-shaped eyes, arched brows, relatively naturalistic noses, closed mouths

Southeast Asia, Thailand, ca. 19th century CE. Two exquisite Bangkok Style (Ratanakosin) lacquer and gilt bronze Buddhas seated in half lotus position with hands in the samadhi /dhyana / meditation mu

China or Southeast Asia, c. 19th century or earlier; Two large crotal bells, the lobbed bodies with raised tendril designs. Both retain their rattle pellets. 4 3/8" (11.1cm) Ex Jean-Claude Lepileur (1

A 20th century rosewood carving of a water buffalo and two boys perched. Ht. 7", lg. 14".

Two figural carvings, including: old Southeast Asian marble Buddha, seated atop a lotus base; together with possibly onyx standing Shoulao; H: 11 7/8" (tallest, overall); Buddha with attac

A grouping of two Southeast Asian figural wood carvings with naturalistic backgrounds. 30in tall x 9in wide.

A grouping of two Southeast Asian carved and painted figures, relief mounted to wood plaques. Height of taller figure: 20-1/2in, not including plaque.

Two miniature Chinese wood (possibly rosewood) carvings: drum form stool with openwork legs and circular stretcher, a dreamstone panel on top; together with an altar table, openwork apron and

Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), ca. 15th century CE. A decorative panel, probably from an architectural feature, depicting a pair of high relief female figures. Each wears a sampot, a long rectangula

Southeast Asian carved hardwood pedestal, octagonal top over four elephants, standard carved with dragon and floral motifs, rising on three dragon-form legs, small losses to carving, approx 42.25"h, 1

Southeast Asia, Cambodia, Khmer Empire (Angkor culture), ca. 12th to 14th century CE. A lovely pair of Khmer bronze mirrors that once exhibited surfaces reflective enough for one to see themselves in.

Beautifully executed Hmong batik textiles with indigo dye, southeast Asia. Framed. Size: 47'' x 11.5'', 119 x 29 cm (Sight); 13.75'' x 49.25'', 35 x 125 cm (Frame). Provenance: Private South Carolina

Pair Southeast Asian Carved Figural Wall Sconces of Kinnari - Southeast Asia, possibly Cambodian. A pair of carved wood sconces featuring a female winged Kinnari dancer figure standing atop the should