19th Century Thai Rattanakosin Ivory Seal

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ivory Pre 1900: item #744661
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Details: An attractive and finely carved Thai seal from the Rattnakosin period. The seal is carved in the shape of a traditional Thai chedi (stupa), which was usual of most governmental seals of the time. The stamp itself is of a peacock surrounded by flames, a symbol in use by the Rattanakosin era authorities, possibly corresponding to a regiment within a branch of the army.

Age: Rattanakosin Period, 19th Century.... Click for details

Ban Chiang shell pendant

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ivory Pre 1492: item #737057
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Fine and rare large conch shell pendant from Central Thailand Bronze Age Ban Chiang or Lopburi cultures circa 300-500 CE. Superb condition with minimal calcification, may still be worn! Included is a museum quality perspex stand (total H: 14.5cm/5.6in). Maximum D: 7.7cm/3in and W: 3.4cm/1.5in.

19th Century Burmese Ivory Dagger Handle

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ivory Pre 1900: item #714761
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Details: An intricate and finely carved Burmese ivory dagger handle of Asura Waypuk. Asura Waypuk appears in the epic Indian tale of the Ramayana (Ramakien) and is the son of a giant and a bird. He was the governor of Wichian city, the city of the giants in the epic tale. He was malicious in nature and as the story goes one day the beast spotted, kidnapped and held hostage prince Rama and his brother Lakshman, until Prince Rama's loyal generals, Hanuman and Sukreep eventually rescued the princ... Click for details

Antique Bagobo ivory ear discs

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ivory Pre 1920: item #699824
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These are circa late 19th or early 20th century male ivory (“gading”) ear discs/plugs (“pamarang”) from the Bagobo people of south central Mindanao, Philippines. In very good condition and quite shiny, each disc is about 2 inches in diameter and a half of an inch thick. There are nips on the knob and side of one disc. Two strands of fine brown beads, about 12 inches long, attach the two discs. A researcher writes that the “pamarang” is the most prized possession of wealthy Bagobo males. The phot... Click for details

Rare Burmese Carved Ivory Tusk with Five Buddha Images

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ivory Pre 1900: item #696929
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Carved on the end of an elephant tusk with delicate openwork of foliage scrolls, revealing four seated Buddha images in Calling the Earth to Witness posture under a standing Buddha.

Age: Burmese, Mandalay period, 19th century.
Measurement: Diameter 6.9 C.M./ Height 29.3 C.M. ... Click for details

Ancient Pyu Seal (Chop) - 100AD to 500AD

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ivory Pre AD 1000: item #688045
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Pyu seal which looks like it was carved from ivory. The design seems to be of a floral pot which is often seen in Pyu art. There is a hole drilled in the back and was most likely worn by the owner. Size: 1.8cm x 1cm. Condition: No repairs. Nice patina typical of old buried ivory or bone.

Burmese Mandalay Carved Ivory Tusk Depicting the Buddha

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ivory Pre 1900: item #667578
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Carved on the end of an elephant tusk with delicate openwork foliage motif, depicting the seated Buddha inside in “Calling the Earth to Witness” posture, the exterior was lacquered and gilt.

Age: Burmese, Mandalay period, 19th century.
Measurement: Width 7.4 C.M./ Height 13.5 C.M. ... Click for details

18C Thai Thailand Burmese Ivory Buddha Figurine

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ivory Pre 1800: item #655917
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18th Century Thai Burmese Ivory Carved Buddha

It is 7.1 inches (18 cm) tall by 2.1 inches (5.25 cm) wide.

It is in good condition with no repairs, except age cracks, chips, and missing pieces (as seen in the photos).... Click for details

19th C, Rare Thai Carved Ivory Handle for Monk's Fan

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ivory Pre 1900: item #625197
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Rare carved ivory long handle used for Buddhist priest or monk's fan. The handle consists of 4 detachable parts with delicate carvings on top and bottom. The material of fan handle represents the status of monk. Ivory handle is used by high-level monk only. A fan is put on top of a handle and used for closing monk's face while praying in ritual ceremony.

Age: Thailand, Rattanakosin period, circa 19th century... Click for details

19th Century, Thai Ivory Long Handle for Monk's Fan

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ivory Pre 1900: item #625190
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Ivory long handle used for Buddhist priest or monk's fan. The handle consists of 4 detachable parts. The material of fan handle represents the status of monk. Ivory handle is used by high-level monk only. A fan is put on top of a handle and used for closing monk's face while praying in ritual ceremony.

Age: Thailand, Rattanakosin period, circa 19th century ... Click for details