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SUKHOTHAI CERAMIC MOTHER AND CHILD FIGURINE - THAILAND Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre 1700   item# 923772 (stock# m1668)  click for details 1 ASIAN ANTIQUITIES 1(213) 291-8107 $189.00  Sukhothai Mother and Child statue. The Ancient Kingdom of Sukhothai, long known for it's kilns, that for 300 years turned incredibly beautiful stoneware pottery, that was exported and used in the city. This figure was a common toy for little girls in the old kingdom. When unearthed, the mother's head was not found. Circa: 1400 to 1700 AD. Size: 3 1/4" tall, 3" wide, 2" deep. ANCIENT PREHISTORIC BAN CHIANG CLAY POT FROM THAILAND Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Pre AD 1000   item# 905835 (stock# m1666)  click for details 1 ASIAN ANTIQUITIES 1(213) 291-8107 $189.00  Ancient Bann Chiang round bottom clay pot. The people that created this ceramic settled in what is now known as the Nong Han district in Udon Thani Province of Thailand. They prospered from about 6000 years ago. This piece is from what is known as the late period from 300 BC - 1 AD. The relic is in near perfect condition and comes with a flat black metal mount for easy display and to help keep the pot safe. Dimensions : 3 1/2" wide, 3" tall (5 3/4" tall including stand). ANTIQUE UNDER GLAZED EARTHENWARE SUKHOTHAI FISH BOWL Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Pre 1492   item# 805331 (stock# m1526)  click for details 1 ASIAN ANTIQUITIES 1(213) 291-8107 $399.00  Sukhothai iron under glazed bowl with fish design. This was produced in the ancient city of Sukhothai or Sri Satchanalai in the northern part of what is now Thailand. This outstanding example of Sukhothai or Sangkhalok ware is in excellent condition, considering the age. There is only small chip rim. Please see enlargements. Circa: 13th to 15th century. Size: 10 1/2" diameter, 3" tall. ANTIQUE CERAMIC LADIES OPIUM WATER PIPE WITH STAND Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre 1920   item# 759649 (stock# m972)  click for details 1 ASIAN ANTIQUITIES 1(213) 291-8107 $65.99  Antique ladies opium pipe with a stand. Attractive Chinese water pipe, decorated with Chinese lettering and a lotus flower, found in the golden triangle on the Thai side. Great condition, with some slight staining. Size: 3 1/2 inch tall, 2 1/2 inch wide. ANCIENT ANTIQUE BURMESE TERRACOTTA VASE Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Pre 1800   item# 742926 (stock# m1455)  click for details 1 ASIAN ANTIQUITIES 1(213) 291-8107 $49.00  Antique terracotta bottle from Burma. This delicate small fired clay vessel was unearthed in Burma recently. The use is unknown, but it is guessed to have been housing for a fine oil or other costly liquid. Circa 1600 - 1800. Size: 2 1/2" x 3". ANTIQUE BURMESE TERRACOTTA VASE Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Pre 1800   item# 740475 (stock# m1454)  click for details 1 ASIAN ANTIQUITIES 1(213) 291-8107 $49.00  Ancient ceramic vial from Burma (Myanmar). This beautiful little terracotta clay vase features the remains of two ornamental handles and lip, the some of which was worn away with time and ware. Lovely example for any collection. Circa 1600 - 1800. Size: 2 1/2" x 3". ANTIQUE TERRACOTTA FLASK FROM BURMA Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Pre 1800   item# 739065 (stock# m1453)  click for details 1 ASIAN ANTIQUITIES 1(213) 291-8107 $49.00  Antique terracotta bottle from Burma. This small fired clay vessel was unearthed in Burma recently. The use is unknown, but it is guessed to have been housing for a fine oil or other liquid. Circa 1600 - 1800. Size: 3" diam, 2 1/2" tall. ANTIQUE CERAMIC KING TAK SIN THE GREAT - THAILAND Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Ceramics: Pre 1800   item# 493164  click for details 1 ASIAN ANTIQUITIES 1(213) 291-8107 Please inquire.  Circa: 1800s A.D. Size: 17" high, 16" deep, 11" wide. After the fall of Ayutthaya in 1767, King Tak Sin drove out the Burmese invaders and united Thailand. He started his work of liberation with only five hundred followers, and spent fifteen years in military operations to regain the independence of Thailand. Since Ayutthaya had been so completely devastated, King Tak Sin chose to establish his capital at Thonburi (Thonburi period, 1767 – 1782). King Tak Sin's greatest ...click for details pages:  1