Two Sino-Tibetan Chopstick and Knife Travel Sets.

Two Sino-Tibetan Chopstick and Knife Travel Sets. One bamboo with a hardstone knife handle and the other with a cloisonne case Larger: 12.5"

late 19th/early 20th century; one with shagreen case; the other with hand-painted lacquer case, 12 1/2 in. H., 12 7/8 in. L. Condition: Lacquer case with losses throughout; knife blades are rusty from

Two Antique Japanese Chopsticks, Knife & Case Trousse Sets - Two sets of Japanese eating utensils including a pair of chopsticks and knife, housed in a custom case. Bronze case 12" L; wood tortoise-st

Group of nine various metalwork items: three old Chinese buffalo, one with boy atop; two bamboo and brass pipes; chopstick/knife set, with intricate design work to holder; spoon, with figural design t

A pair of chopsticks and a knife with a green and black handle, placed in a matching case with brass metal accents. Knife: 8.5in L x 0.5in W. Pair of chopsticks: 8in L x 0.5in W. Holder: 7in L x 1in W

Qing Dynasty, Long: 14.25 inch

3 sets of Tibetan utensils - knife & chopstick with case. 9 inches long.

3 sets of Tibetan utensils - knife & chopstick with case. 9 inches long.

The sheath set with coral jewels, the knife blade with inscription. length of sheath 9in. length of knife 11in. Condition: chopsticks broken at 8in.

Japanese traveling utensil set, 19th c., metal bound shagreen case holding two chopsticks and knife with brass and horn handle, 12.5"l

Title: Sino-Tibetan Wood and Silver Trousse circa 1900 Size: 10 ½” (26.7 cm) long. Description:A silver and wood case for carrying chopsticks and a knife. The case and knife handle have bee

Two of dome-shaped body, and one of square shaped body. Rustic Tibetan Gau, is a prayer box used as a portable altar. Used by some to carry sacred relics, magical charms and medicinal herbs, and acts

A set of Mongolian Knife and Chopsticks, dating from the Qing dynasty period. Housed in a long narrow sheath, with brass reinforcement and two brass rings for hanging. Knife has a long thin blade and

Sets with a knife and chopsticks were common all over the Qing empire. Under the Qianlong emperor the wearing of these sets became mandatory for all Manchus and Mongols. This set features a nice woode

Antique, 18th/19th century, Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze figure of Mahakala set upon a lotus base. With two hands crossed behind the back of his partner holding a vajra crescent and skull cap. Mahakala is

A Mixed-Material Utensil Set with a Silver-Inlaid Lacquered Container Including chopsticks, two files, tweezers, a fork, a knife and a letter opener, all housed within a lacquered box inlaid in silver

TWO CHINESE CASED EATING SETS (TROUSSE)19th Century1) Shell case with chopsticks. Length 11".2) Burgaute lacquer case with matching knife and one chopstick. Length 11.25".

Two Sino-Tibetan gilt-bronze figures, China or Tibet, 18th century or later, both seated in padmasana on a lotus throne, with blue-coloured hair and jewellery inlaid with turquoise and cornelian, one

* Two Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Figures of Amitayus likely qianlong period (1735-1796) each seated in dhynasana in front of a flaming mandorla, wearing a dhoti and hands held in dhyana mudra, all raise

Two Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Figures each depicting a wrathful deity. Taller: height 8 in., 20 cm.

Two Sino-Tibetan Bronze Figures of Deities the first depiciting Jambala standing above a lotus throne beneath a flaming aureole, the second a figure of standing Padmapani. Height of taller 5 7/8 in.,

(Lot of Two) Sino-Tibetan Gilt Buddha Statues. Including a gilt bronze alloy seated statue of Padmasambhava on a lotus base, and a gilt bronze seated statue of Green Tara with adorned crown and legs e

Two Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Figures of Bodhisattvas the first figure standing on a lotus base, his primary hands folded at front, the other hands in various mudras, the second figure seated on a lotu

Two Sino-Tibetan silk thangkas; each showing seated deity atop lotus base; within a mandala surrounded by foliage; framed by various patterned silk showing auspicious symbols and scrolling flora; 50 1