Two carved wooden oriental ornaments, 19th century. The largest in teakwood with open work carving

Two carved wooden oriental ornaments, 19th century. The largest in teakwood with open work carving of leaves and berries surrounding the central medallion housing a silk embroidery of exotic bird - ex

Central Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A fun and bright trio of openwork carved wooden borders depicting animals, both fabulous and real. The largest features two dragons with long, serpent-like bo

Antique Indian Carved Stone "Jali" Architectural Ornament, 19th C. Or Earlier. The openwork carving allows in light and air while minimizing sun and rain, as well as providing cooling through passive

Item/Description: Antique hand-carved, small rectangular Chinese panel table screen. Celadon jade. Open pierce work carvings with dragons at each corner. Figural image on front features two smiling mo

The elaborate pair with an airy canopy above C-scrolls, openwork carving and elegant ornament framing what appears to be the original shaped mirror plate fin each. Each measures 47 x 16.5 inches.

19th Century Chinese carved wood panel, open work relief carvings of birds in flowering branches, heavily gilt. Measures approximately 12-1/2" high, 39-1/4" wide, and 1-1/2" deep.

19th century Chinese carved zitan scholar table, the rectangular top surmounting the fret-work apron and spandrels, raised on straight squared legs. The spandrels decorated with open work carving of l

Antique pipe rack holder, made of finely carved tropical wood.Open work carving, superb details.Hinged pipe holder. Dutch Colonial in origin, carved in Bali, Indonesia for the Dutch market. 19th centu

A pair of 19th century Islamic Turkish Ottoman Empire hanging Mosque lamps. Bodies of classical dome shape are made of brass and decorated with fine openwork. One for seven and the other for three gla

19th century carved walnut Vienna regulator clock, the openwork architectural pediment with central carvings flanked by finials, above the clock face, flanked by double pilasters, 37"h x 14"w x 6.25"d

**Originally Listed At $600** Central Asia, Himalayan region, Nepal, ca. 19th century CE. A hand-carved wooden festival mask of a minimalist presentation with openwork gaps constituting the eyes, nost

**Originally Listed At $300** Central Asia, Himalayan region, Nepal, ca. 19th century CE. A hand-carved wooden festival mask of a minimalist presentation with openwork gaps constituting the eyes, nost

Germany, 19th century CE. Rare pair of carved wooden nutcrackers, each in the form of a lion. First is an openwork form with seated lion, nut is placed between his legs and handle screws to force open

East Asia, China, late Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden altar table of a wide, rectangular form with an openwork base decorated with incredibly lustrous gildi

**Originally Listed At $800** East Asia, China, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. Four carved wooden window screens, each one featuring three panels of figural openwork and geometric fretwork -

CHINESE TEAKWOOD OCTAGON FORMED CARVED OPEN WORK STAND WITH MARBLE INSERT TOP, 19TH C.; 36"H X 12.5"W X 12.5"D

China, 19th C., agate ornament in the form of a brush washer, with carved open work of goldfish surrounded by various abstract shapes. Length 3 in., Width 2 in., Height 1 1/4 in.

China, 19th C., silver dragon ornament, its open work detail, floral motifs, two orange stones, and light green rope accents. Height 4 in.

China, 19th C., agate ornament in the form of a brush washer, with carved open work of goldfish surrounded by various abstract shapes. Length 3 in., Width 2 in., Height 1 1/4 in.

**Originally Listed At $550** East Asia, China, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A finely carved openwork wooden tabletop ancestral tablet comprised of curved/convex sinuous border panels that

19th C. The good example of the rare Ancient Arts of Chinese Hornbill carving. Antique pieces of a "golden jade", also to be called "crane's-head" (HeDing), open-work carved recumbent shape of a Chine

19th C. The good example of the rare Ancient Arts of Chinese Hornbill carving. Antique pieces of a "golden jade", also to be called "crane's-head" (HeDing), open-work carved recumbent shape of a Chine

19th C. The good example of the rare Ancient Arts of Chinese Hornbill carving. Antique pieces of a "golden jade", also to be called "crane's-head" (HeDing), open-work carved recumbent shape of a Chine

White jade with dark inclusions China, 19th century Pendant with a bat, two facing fishes and a chime Double-sided relief carving with fine open work décor Fine polish and oily surface Tested and ver