The oval ivory piece is mounted to a felt background. It appears that it was chipped and glued (see lower right corner of 3rd picture). The piece is from the Indian School, Circa late 19th, early 20th Century

Dimensions: Frame: 5 x 5 ½ x ¼ inches, Ivory: 2 x 1 ½

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This unique piece of ancient nephrite jade was carved into a coiled dragon larva...

Yoshitoshi (1839 – 1892): He is widely recognized as the last great master of Ukiyo-e, a type of Japanese woodblock printing. He is additionally regarded as one of the form's greatest innovators. His career spanned two eras – the last years of feudal Japan, and the first years of modern Japan following the Meiji Restoration...

Yoshitoshi (1839 – 1892) This woodblock print depits the story of Saga Moor. In the Noh play "Kogo", the heroine Kogo (1159-1180) is a beautiful and accomplished koto player, and a concubine of Emperor Takakura. When her life is threatened by Taira, because an eventual son would endanger the position of the Taira clan, she flees to a remote cottage in Saga...

Antique Jadeite Jade Chinese Pendant. Ch’ing Dynasty Birthday pendant. Circa, 19th century.

Dimensions: 3 ½ x 2 ½ “

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This is a stunning piece of blue silk with embroidered flowers and couched gold metallic threads. It is an antique uncut textile piece. There are a few creases and it is minimally soiled, but beautiful vibrant colored thread is in excellent condition. This would make a wonderful addition to a Chinese textile collection. It could easily be framed and displayed...

Early 20th Cent. Philippine takaan (wood paper mache mold) In the town of Paete in Laguna Province, the multiple productions of paper mache objects (takas) first required the hand carving of hardwood sculptures. These became the positive wooden molds (takaans ta.ka.ahns) that were coated with wax release agents. Then pieces of paper soaked in natural rice starch were laid upon the forms and dried. Once dry, the tough paper shells which mirrored each woodcarving were cut away with sharp blades...

Formal court collars, or pi ling, we worn as part of a wardrobe with a dragon or Chi-Fu robe. They generally have a triangular wing shape with layers of stiffened fabric and embroidered silk. This item has a top layer of silk gauze embroidered with couched metallic threads and satin stitching, bordered with brocade fabric and lined with red silk. It features dragons and bats...

This pre-Columbian Suplicante (pleader) figure depicts a man with his arms bound behind his back, staring at the sky. Approximately 700-1000 AD. Slight restoration: glued legs, filled in areas

Dimensions: 5 ¾ x 3 ¾ x 2”

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This print is by the Japanese woodblock artist Toyokuni, from the Edo Period in Japanese history. It depicts a man with prayer beads.
Dimensions: 14 x 9 ½ inches, matted frame 20 x 16

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This print is by the Japanese artist Hosai, circa 1900, during the Meiji Period. It depicts a male actor in a female role.
Dimensions: 14 x 9 in

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This print, circa 1893, is by the Japanese woodblock artist Toshi Hida, from the Meiji Period in Japanese history...