Thai Bronze Animal-Form Opium Weight

21 BRONZE OPIUM WEIGHTS. ANIMAL FORM. GOOD CONDITION.

Collection of five antique Asian pieces, including: Thai stone temple Buddha with silver overlay; miniature Thai bronze head, atop a wood base; small Burmese bronze opium weight, of qilin form atop a

COLLECTION OF FIVE ASSORTED CHINESE BRONZE OPIUM WEIGHTS19th CenturyIn animal and figural forms.Heights from 2î to 5.5î.

Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A hefty cast leaded-bronze weight in the form of a frog with a loop handle / projection arching over its body. Animal-shaped weights

Collection of 10 Antique Chinese Bronze Animal Opium Weights. Various sizes.

DESCRIPTION: A Thai bronze figural opium weight. Features a miniature sculpture of a standing thai Buddha. CIRCA: ORIGIN: Thailand DIMENSIONS: H. 4" CONDITION: Good condition. See lot description for

A shelf of Burmese bronze duck-form 'opium' weights. Each weighing approximately 160 grams and measuring 2 inches high.

Circa 18th/19th Century Comprising seven patinated bronze, figural opium weights, 7 pieces Larger: 4.75" H x 3.5" W x 2.5" D; Smaller: 1.875" H x 1.25" W x 1.25" D

Set of nine graduated exotic bird-form bronze opium weights on a stepped hardwood base, with plaque engraved with dedication to Lester Wolff from DEA Regional Director Daniel Addaric. [Largest weight:

Four 20th century cast Bronze Thai opium weights. Figural bronze birds with custom Lucite stands. Oxidation and surface wear. Up to 6" high. ESTIMATE $200-400

A Set 5 Burmese Bronze Mythological Beast Form Opium weights from the 19th century. Graduated sizes , wear from use , largest 2.5: T , smallest 1.0 “ T

Lot of 9 Antique Chinese Bronze Opium Weight Animal and Mythical Beast Figurines, smallest 0.8125 x 0.5625 inches, largest 2.5 x 1.625 inches, measurements are approximate.

All 19th century or earlier, comprising: a Southeast Asian gilt bronze Buddha, four duck form Burmese opium weights, a Tibetan ceremonial Phurba dagger, a miniature teapot, another standing Buddh

Antique Bronze Opium Weights in Peacock form 9 Pc, largest measures approx 5 inches tall. Some patina and change of color throughout due to age. Bronze, bronze weights, bronze opium weights, peacock w

Asia, circa 19th century. First, a bronze opium weight of Hamsa-form. Next, a hardstone figure of a boar and a bull, and Indian bronze body stamp. Finally, two Tibetan pendants, one double-sided with

**Originally Listed At $500** Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), ca. 19th century CE. A set of 9 cast leaded-brass and bronze weights in the form of stylized zoomorphic creatures standing atop bases. Mo

Cast bronze weights in the form of birds. 19th C. or earlier. The taller, approx. 3" H. Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA.

Gouping of (4) Antique Signed Chinese and Thai Silver, Cloisonné and Bronze Opium Pipes and Implements Location of Manufacture: China and Thailand Period of Manufacture: 19th & 20th Century Weight of

China, 19th C., sixteen bronze opium weights, all in the form of mythical creatures, with simplistically formed details, and patina. Largest Height 4 1/4 in.

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), ca. 19th century CE. A collection of 5 bronze scale weights in the form of stylized zoomorphic creatures standing atop bases- 3 birds and

Burma, c. 19th century; A charming group of seven market weights, also known as opium weights, in the form of mainly Hamsa birds. Tallest: 2" (5.1cm). Standard shipping to the continental United State

Group of fourteen (14) small antique bronze figures, probably Thai or Burmese (Myanmar), 19th century, opium or paper weights, modeled as birds. [Largest: 2 1/4" H].

Group of fourteen (14) small antique bronze figures, probably Thai or Burmese (Myanmar), 19th century, opium or paper weights, modeled as birds. [Largest: 2 1/8" H].

ASSEMBLED SET OF SIX BURMESE BRONZE OPIUM WEIGHTS19th CenturyIn the forms of auspicious hintha birds. One non-matching.Heights from 1" to 3.5". Provenance:The Collection of Gloria and Joe Kurilecz.