A silver charm or talisman. The bottom metal has light depressions where it appears to have been flattened before being added to the piece. No marks and untested. 1-1/4" x 1-1/2"
Circa 1940 Solid and deeply carved three dimensional folk art panel featuring a Filipino plantation scene. Laborers work in the fields while a plantation owner and his wife ride in their car.
A volcano is in the upper right area. This piece is quite heavy, has a wire hangar, and previously served as a table top.Mahogany is not native to the mountain area of the Philippines and is found more easily in the lowlands however, it is among the fast- disappearing species of wood in the country.Weight ...click for details
An unusual pair of carved ivory salad servers.The bowl of the spoon has a very small nick and chip; the fork, two very small nicks (please refer to pictures.) Unsigned. Length: 9";total weight: 2.6 ozs.
A lot of three Chinese mud figures. The largest figure (fisherman) is the heaviest piece and measures 5-1/2"; the smaller figure , perhaps a scholar or monk, is missing his stick and measures 5-1/4";the smallest is 4-1/2" and is marked CHINA . The smallest and largest figures have a glaze, the scholar, a matte finish. Sold as is.
