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Lao folk Buddha
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art Pre 1920: item #718226 1719
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Abhaya Asian Antiques
Tel/Fax 852-29847509
$300.USD/$2300.HKD
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Fine old Laotian Buddha folk image carved from teak with unusual mudra with both hands in the touching the earth gesture “bhumiparsa”, you would most likely never see this in a more sophisticated bronze cast image (at least I haven’t). Lao folk or “primitive” Buddhas were made as acts of faith by common people and placed in caves or under trees rather than to adorn a temple. Good condition, circa 60 to 80 years old with gold and black lacquer. This along with the other recent 5 Buddha fo... Click for details
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Antelope horn horse bit fitting
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art Pre 1920: item #716333 1710
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Abhaya Asian Antiques
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$80.USD/$600.HKD
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Weird and wonderful pack horse fitting made from goat or antelope horn. I sourced this in Northern Thailand recently and is probably of Jiin Haw origins, (Muslim Chinese traders), who have plied the old caravan trade routes from Yunnan to Chiang Mai for hundreds of years. Difficult to date something like this- definitely old, lets say -80 years. L: 14cm/5.5in. Nice worn patina, there is a burned hole on this, don’t know if it was for a reason or accidental.
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Burmese coconut scraper
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Folk Art Pre 1920: item #715650 1697
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Abhaya Asian Antiques
Tel/Fax 852-29847509
$530.USD/$4100.HKD
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Exceptionally fine old coconut scraper made of solid golden teak carved in the shape of a tiger. I purchased this on a recent trip to Northern Thailand, where the vendor said this was 200 years old and from Mandalay, Burma but I think 70 to 90 years old is a more reasonable dating, and might quite possibly be in the local Lanna style. This is one of the nicest examples I have seen in quite a few years. It is in all original condition, just as when it came out of the village. Usually these ... Click for details
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