Pair of mid 20thCentury Carved Hardwood Busts from Bali
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Wood Pre 1960: item #755352
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Intandane Ltd t/a 69A
(+44) 0151 708 8873
110 GBP
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An attractive pair of hardwood carvings of a man and a woman in traditional Balinese costume. These items were made for the "tourist " market mid 20th century (circa 1920-1960). Condition - very good. A removeable hilt is missing from the kriss (Indonesian ceremonial knife) which is tucked into the back of the man's sarong. Otherwise no damages and no restoration. Man -13inches(33cm) high. Woman 12.5inches(32cm) high.
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Borneo Dayak Tribe Fetish
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Wood Pre 1930: item #728973
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David Alan Collection
858-481-8044
$190
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5.25” Height x 1.125” Width x 1” Dept. This fetish, carved from horn, is from Borneo and at least 70 years old. Dayak tribes carved these figures to hold magical or spiritual powers. This figure has a heart-shaped face and sits in the traditional knees-up crouching pose. The cylindrical body has a dark dense high sheen patina.
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Bodhi Leaf Brass Bell In Carved Thai Stand
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Wood Pre 1980: item #684843
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Silk Road Gallery
(203) 208-0771
$150
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This carved teakwood holder and brass bell invoke both the sounds and aesthetics of Southeast Asia. The wood holder is from Thailand, and the brass bell is from neighboring Burma (Myanmar). With its clear tone, the bell recalls the tinkling sounds of bells strung by the hundreds along the rooftops of Buddhist temples and monasteries throughout Burma. The thin metal leaf hanging from the bell represents the leaf of the Bodhi tree, site of the Buddha's enlightenment. On temple roofs, the leaves c... Click for details
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A fine Batak diviner's magic staff
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Wood Pre 1920: item #678298
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Michael Cichon Tribal Arts
941.224.0440
$1,650.00
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Staffs in Southeast Asian and Indonesian cultures generally connote power and magic. This is a simple, but beautifully carved example, complete with it's horse hair tassel encased in a bronze cylindrical top. Just below are carved 4 human figures with arms held to their chests. They might refer to the 4 cardinal directions. On one side of the shaft is carved a serpent.
Our staff probably comes from the north in Batak-land, close to the Pakpak people. 38"L, showing a lustrous, deep, aged pati... Click for details
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ANTIQUE ASIAN WOOD CART WHEELS - MATCHING PAIR
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Wood Pre 1910: item #653916
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1 ASIAN ANTIQUITIES
1(213) 291-8107
$425.00
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Antique rustic solid teak wheels from Asia. Deeply aged wood grain and finished with light lacquer and bees wax to preserve and augment the beauty of the antiquities. Originally handmade with primitive tools from a single log, because there was no other way to do it. Mounted on modern sturdy cradle mounts that display the wheels without any drill holes to the artifacts. Great home decor items for display on both sides of your doorway. 17 inch diam, 20 1/2 inch tall each.
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