Seventeen ancient agate beads found in Southeast Asia that are over 2000 years. The beads were found in Burma but were most likely from India. These beads would make a beautiful necklace.

Twenty one ancient tube and round shaped beads dating back to 1000 BC from China.

A pair of miniature bronze bell with clappers. A simple decoration in raised lines. Age: Eastern Zhou 770 - 221 BC. Size.H. 4.5cm. W.6.6cm. Condition: No repairs. Nice patina

Three rare carved, nicely-striped translucent agates are featured in this necklace. The smaller ochre-colored beads are ceramic beads of the same period. The lower central portion of the slightly trapezoidal beads are carved with gently curved centers from Southeast Asia representing the tiger.

Period: 500BC - 100BC

Length = 40 cm (16 inches, central bead = 35mm x 25mm, Tao flanking beads approximately 25mm x 15mm

Condition: Has natural stone inclusions. (see photos)

An unusual set of Ching "burlwood" type of handmade wood buttons. The wood is very unusual and of high quality.

Seven original glazed miniature figures from the Ming Dynasty. Take note of the detail in the making of these nice original pottery items. Size: Largest. H. 11.6cm. Smallest W. 7.4cm. Condition: No repairs.

A set of seven rare three colored (sansai) glazed Tang wine cups with a very beautiful glaze. Some of the cups have a pool of iridescence at the bottom of the cup from age. Average size: Diameter 5.8cm. H. 3.5cm. Condition: No repairs. Some kiln chips.See photos.

A gilded bird with stand in relief molded lacquer, gilded with inset colored glass. The bird is the symbol of Burma. Age:late 19th early/20th century (The stand might be of a later period) Size with stand: H.22cm. L.23cm. W.13.5cm. Condition: No repairs

An exceptional statue of Garuda holding Naga, the king of water serpents, in the Sukhothai Style. This is a very rare and important piece made in Thailand in the turn of the century. Size: H. 54cm. W. 28cm. Condition: No repairs.Natural ageing.

A very rare an unique large aquamarine pendant from the Pyu period 100 to 500AD. The gem has a hand drilled hole through the center to attach the gold rod. You can see in the photos, which I used back lighting to show the drilling, how painstakingly it must have been to drill through the gem. It is hardly noticeably when wearing it. The surface of the gem has smooth carvings of a floral design on both sides. The gold is probably from a later date. Condition: perfect. Size: See last photo.

A beautiful vibrant blue glass earring. Most likely from Cambodia or Vietnam. Age: 300BC to 100BC. Size: Outer diameter 3.5cm. Condition: Perfect.