Southeast Asian carved and lacquered wood elephant

Southeast Asian Carved Wood Panel, depicting figures and elephants; together with a carved and painted crest with knight's helmet crest. Losses, wear, worn, used condition. 29"h x 18"w and 7"h x 26"w

DESCRIPTION: Southeast Asian carved wood statue depicting Siddhartha Gautama reclining in the traditional posture of his death. Figure is coated in gilt red lacquer and accented with tiny green and si

Pair of Southeast Asian-style elaborately carved and parcel-gilt wood corbels/candlesticks; each in the form of a chimera rearing over an elephant; Provenance: From the Collection of Eugene Iglesias;

Japanese Mokugyo Buddhist Carved Wood Slit-Drum Set (3) lacquered, of graduated size; the middle-sized having indistinct inscription on side below handle; together with a Southeast Asian carved wood a

Antique Southeast Asian carved wood model of a parade horse; the body with allover polychrome, saddle and reins carved in high relief, the tail lacquered; wear consistent with age, chips, losses and o

DESCRIPTION: Hollow, carved wood rabbit featuring dotted patterns around its shoulders and thighs and crowned on its back with a circular lid. CIRCA: Late 19th to early 20th Century ORIGIN: Southeast

Indian or Southeast Asian, a bookend slide carrier with foliate and elephant motif, accompanied by a folding book stand. [Slide: 10 x 5 inches; Stand: 6 1/2 x 16 x 6 inches]. Light marks and wear.

This is an ornate architectural piece made from Heavy wood. The Bracket looks to be in Nice condition. The figures include horses, elephants, riders, a lion, and more. It Measures 50 1/2" x 11 1/4" x

(5) Chinese and Southeast Asian decorations, 19th/20th c., incl. Thai lacquered pedestal bowl, Chinese lacquered food bucket, stylized bird wood carving, carved and painted deer wall hanging, and figu

(5) Chinese & Southeast Asian wood objects, 20th c., incl. a carved stand with drawer, gilt and red lacquered altar stand, gilt bird figure mounted as lamp, black lacquered and gilt food storage conta

Two Asian carved wood pieces, including: Antique Chinese gilt and lacquered panel, showing figural scene within an architectural setting; together with old Southeast Asian figure of a dancer, polished

with mirrored-glass inlay and traces of paint throughout; mounted to painted wood plinth 77 x 20 x 10 in. (195.6 x 50.8 x 25.4 cm.)

Southeast Asian carved wood door; exhibiting standing figure of female form in high relief; with stylized bird like finials to top; H: 6' 1" (approx.)

DESCRIPTION: Two matching carved wood table bases, each crafted as an elephant coated in a red and black lacquer and bearing a saddle and stylized headdress. Each piece sports and decorated with gilt

Southeast Asian carved wood door; showing writhing dragon-like figures in low relief; and dragon handle door with inset turquoise-like eyes; H: 6' 1" (approx.)

Southeast Asian Carved Wood Standing Buddha Having a wood base Provenance: The Estate of George 'Yorgo' Demetrakopoulos; professor, assistant director of the Medieval Institute and assistant to the de

Massive Southeast Asian carved wood panel; with parcel-gilt and polychrome scene of various Buddhist deities amid palms and pines, in high relief; H: 78 1/4" (approx.)

Southeast Asian carved wood door; exhibiting standing figure of female form in high relief; with stylized bird like finials to top; H: 6' 1" (approx.)

Southeast Asian carved wood door; showing writhing dragon-like figures in low relief; and dragon handle door with inset turquoise-like eyes; H: 6' 1" (approx.)

DESCRIPTION: Two matching carved wooden sculptures, each depicting a man seated with one leg brought up to his chest and the other bent and suspended. Pieces are designed to be placed at the edge of a

SOUTHEAST ASIAN CARVED WOOD PHAYA NAGA DRAGON, H 31", L 86":A Phaya Naga dragon, having a red body with mirror and jewel embellishments to the body and head. Most likely from Thailand. H 31'', L 86''.

Two Southeast Asian hand-carved wood sculptures depicting female apsara figures holding instruments within mandorlas, likely once architectural elements and now mounted on gold-tone metal wall mountin

Southeast Asian. Carved wood seated in the gesture of Bhumisparsha mudra and having faint scattered gilt and layer of polychrome. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 17".

A Southeast Asian Carved Wood Table of octagonal form with circular brass tray. Height 34 inches.