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White Tara, Kurkihar, Bronze, Pala Dynasty, 11th c

Durga Mahishasuramardini, Nepal, ca. 1850 AD

Maya Devi mother of Buddha, Nepal, 12th c. stone Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: Himalayas: Pre 1492 item# 759724
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Very old and rare sculpture of Maya Devi, mother of Lord Buddha, Nepalese ca. 12th c, black hard stone. Maya Devi has a serene face with arched eye brows and finely carved eyes, nose and mouth and there is a halo behind the head. Maya Devi's left hand is leaning on a white elephant that occurred in her dreams when she was pregnant with Lord Buddha and is a symbol of Royalty in Asia. The statue have heavy traces of Puja and the surface is greasy from burning butter lamps. When worshipped Puja ...click for details

Japanese seated Geisha w. puppy Kutani figure ca. 1900 Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1900 item# 776639
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A wonderful Kutani porcelain figure of a seated Geisha holding a puppy. Many exquisite details on the kimono, the hairdress etc. The serene face of the Geisha is absolutely beautiful in very whitish glazed porcelain with superb shadowing making her look very lively. Late Meiji period ca. 1900. Perfect condition. H: 18cm/7"

Burmese hunting horn, lacquered bamboo, 19th c Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Pre 1900 item# 739070
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A well preserved Burmese hunting horn from the tribal Shan states. Made of carved bamboo. The end of the horn has been decorated with a rolled on thin thread. All the horn is covered with the typical Shan black lacquer coat, this lacquer made the horn dry in all weather conditions. A sort of mechanism to make the sound vibrating has been inlaid 13 cm from the thin blowing end. Looks like the mechanism was attached with lead. Wonderful condition, the inlaid piece even looks perfect, but I don' ...click for details

Antique Gopala Krishna, bronze, India, 18th c Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: India: Pre 1900 item# 530251
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A wonderful small crawling Gopala Krishna with butterball. Nice patina and smooth to the touch. H: 8.5 cm or 3 3/8 ins

Burmese lacquer betel box w. parrot, early 20th c Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Lacquer: Pre 1920 item# 738520
click for details		Asian Master Piece Tel: +45 2487 8434 $525
"Lacquer is considered a minor art in most countries, but for the past three centuries, it has been one of the show industries from Burma.... The importance of lacquer to the Burmese is probably equivalent to the modern uses of porcelain, glass and plastic combined." Burmese Crafts past and present, by Sylvia Fraser-Lu, Oxford University Press, p. 221. Such a description was written by a person with a true insight to this amazing country. The piece of lacquerware offered here is a wond ...click for details

Thai paperweight, phallus shape, bronze, mid 20th c Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Metalwork: Pre 1950 item# 736763
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A fascinating and rocking paperweight in shape of phallusses. Thailand, bronze, mid 20th c, perhaps older. L: 7cm

Indus valley mother goddess, ca. 3000 bc, terracotta Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: Pre AD 1000 item# 759299
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Terracotta figurine of an Indus Valley goddess with elaborate hairdress. Condition: Good, no repairs. H: 9cm

Antique Burmese opium weight scale and box mid 19th c Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Wood: Pre 1900 item# 767436
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A nicely carved wooden opium weight box with scale in bronze and bowls in iron. Burmese ca. 1850. This is a complete set of a merchant scale with box. The box is a smooth black lacquered type and the wood is smooth to the touch! This type of weight was used in Burma for weighting opium and other expensive commodities. The scale is simple and hand held with two bowls and a needle that has to point vertically to ensure that the two sides weigh equal. The scale is quite accurate. Small old nicely d ...click for details

Khmer pair of bronze bangles arm-rings, ca. 12th c Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Metalwork: Pre 1492 item# 766777
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A rare pair of Khmer arm-rings dating back to ca. 12th c. Circular arm-rings with a lenticular shaped cross-section if not for the extra band encircling both arm-rings. Patina varies a lot from copperish to silver bronze to variations of green... Surface in places crusty in places smooth. Diameter: 10 cm, Hight inside/outside: 2.3 cm/1.5 cm. Weight: piece 1: 453 grams, piece 2: 451 grams.

Ottoman Turkish pen case (divit), brass, 19th c Antiques: Regional Art: Middle Eastern: Metalwork: Pre 1900 item# 757462
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A Turkish traveling pen case from Ottoman era, made of brass. The elongated part is hinged in one end and is used for paper and pen. The barrel-shaped inkwell also hinged and nicely decorated. The stamp of the manufacturer? is on the front, left of the inkwell, but can not be clearly seen. Condition: Very good, except two dents seen on the back side, and a very small hardly noticeable one on the front. With proper tools and knowledge I'm sure the dents can be fixed or made smaller. Dimension ...click for details

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