Antique Coconut

Ficus Indicae cum suo Coquos Fructu, nec minus illius arboris quae Arecca fructum gignit, pictura Depicts several tropical palm and fig species, including the coconut and the Arec...

'Crustacea' Copper-line engraving with original hand-colouring. From Baron Georges Cuvier's (1769-1832) 'Animal Kingdom', published in London in 1837. 210mm by 130mm (sheet)

This rare and highly unusual Sitzendorf German porcelain wall bracket which would date from around 1870-1880 is styled as a monkey clasping a coconut with a palm tree style back pl...

Fully and expertly restored pair of Coconut Chairs and single Ottoman designed by the George Nelson office in 1956 for Herman Miller.

Antique 19th century set of 10 Chinese silver cups with silver liner in interior of each cup with wood box with a sliding cover, well detailed with Shou characters.

Old Chinese carved bowl with Lid, made of Coconut Shell and decorated with Auspicious Symbols.

18th Century Burmese Buddha Head made in Gilt Dry Lacquer The Buddha head is made with the dry lacquer technique, the Buddha gazes out from painted glass eyes and a pair of long ea...

19th Century Indian sofa 19th Century Indian sofa, richly hand-carved. The coconut wooden sofa have beautiful scenes of Buddhist Gods, animals and floral decor.

19th Century Indian armchairs 19th Century Indian set of two armchairs, richly hand-carved. The coconut wooden chairs have beautiful scenes of Buddhist Gods, animals and floral decor.

These coarse round mats, made from the fibers of coconut shells, were historically used as a filter in Provence's olive presses.

Body and lid are made from handwoven split bamboo. Then covered with coconut husk to be made air tight. Burnt bamboo cane woven to keep everything together.

Art deco wardrobes. The furniture from our workshop is manually covered with high-gloss shellac Laquer.

2 art deco wardrobes. The furniture from our workshop is manually covered with high-gloss shellac Laquer.

Vintage Coco de mer container decorative arts décor A coco de mer nut from the Seychelles islands carved on the back side to make a decorative container. This highly pleasing decor...

Unusual coco de mer tea caddy crafted with a double lobe nut found on the Seychelles Islands, it is said to have mystical properties. Featuring malachite finials, silvered metal lids...

The pillows are made of solid coconut fiber which guarantees a long service life and high seating quality.

A Coco de Mer nut on custom made lucite stand. The Coco de Mer seed nut is the largest in the world and only found in th Seychelles islands. Circa early 20th century. From the cabin...

The newly upholstered traditional fillings include horsehair, coconut matting, burlap and calico, with hand tied coil springs ensuring both historical integrity and longevity.

Wabi Sabi Organic Modern Coco de Mer Catch-All / Centerpiece, France, 19th Century An absolutely beautiful Wabi Sabi Organic Modern Coco de Mer, originating from the Seychelles Isla...

It has been with all natural fibre including horsehair, coconut matting, horse hair and hessisan. We dressed in the slipper chair in a tailored, contemporary brown-and-white chequere...

Hand Carved Crafted Fruit Wood Coco Georgian Victorian Tea Caddy Centerpiece LA Very rare 19th century George III to Victorian coco nut “Coco de Mer” palm nut tea caddy on a stand su...

The center in the Anglo-Indian manner is a polished coconut on a floral engraved silver base.

A 19th-century French provincial armchair of compact and well-judged proportions, offering a comfortable scale suited to both traditional and relaxed interior settings. Originating ...

The coco de mer (Lodoicea maldivica), or ‘coconut of the sea’, is native to the Seychelles, occurring naturally principally on the islands of Praslin and Curieuse.

Sweden: circa 1900 provenance: Coconut Company, New York Acquired from the previous by the present owner

Europe has a long tradition of casting all manner of objects in bronze, from coconuts to nautiluses and even Chinese porcelain.

The scene illustrates the production of aguardiente from fermented coconut sap, a practice known throughout parts of the Pacific and Southeast Asia.

The composition features detailed renderings of Cocos nucifera (coconut palm), Phoenix dactylifera (date palm), Sagus farinifera, and Copernicia cerifera, accompanied by carefully il...

Male dancers perform rhythmic movements accompanied by percussion instruments while spectators gather under coconut palms near traditional thatched houses. The detailed rendering of ...

The image shows long rows of laborers’ houses—simple thatched-roof structures aligned beneath towering coconut palms—an iconic visual of the Deli tobacco and plantation industry duri...

The image focuses on a family group standing among coconut palms, stilted houses, and woven fences typical of Batak architecture, with a traditional raised grave structure prominentl...

Super Kralik acid cut back cased - cameo vase - in deep red cased over clear, depicting an exotic tropical scene with tropical trees with palm fronds and coconuts, against a tropical...

The mouth of the bottle is fitted with an affixed coconut collar. The stopper of a carnelian cabochon attached to a vinyl collar and a carved spoon of an organic material.

Decorated in warm natural tones, the composition is arranged in a grid of geometric forms, each symbolizing elements of traditional life: cross-hatching for fishing nets, wavy lines ...

The engraving is rich in detail: the densely rendered coconut palms, the textured cliff face, the foaming crest of the wave, and the rhythmic line of figures along the shore create a...

In the background are traditional village houses surrounded by coconut palms, evoking the rural life of Sumatra in the colonial period.

This stunning, large-scale chandelier was custom-made for The Ambassador Hotel's Coconut Grove nightclub. It is composed of interlacing brass palm leaves, frosted plate glass sides, ...

Splendid Louis Midavaine screen, circa 1925, with 3 articulated leaves in lacquered wood and lacquered wood decorated with a Bengal tiger leaping from an overturned coconut tree. The...

This print depicts the the Tahiti war Canoe, double connected with beams and bonded with coconut ropes. Originates from 'Reizen rondom de Waereld' by J.

It lives on the Malabar Coast and especially likes to feed on the milk of coconuts, which it opens and sucks out. No. 5. The Coquallin (Sciurus variegatus.

On the left, the preparation of coconut drink, coffee, and chocolate. A man plucks coconuts from a tree.

Born in 1908, the painting features a beautifully arranged display of fruits, including bananas, oranges, and apples, all centered around a coconut split in half. A dark blue gadroon...

Ketupat is a rice-based food that is wrapped in the webbing of young coconut leaves or “janur” in Javanese language. This print originates from 'Nederlandsch Oost-Indische typen' aft...

A bamboo-railed path curves across the foreground, where two Javanese travellers in conical straw hats provide a sense of scale and movement. Coconut and sago palms rise in clustere...

Gallé has taken advantage of the natural striations in various types wood to enhance this effect—including fruitwood, Bubinga, red coconut palm, and sugar maple—as well as the colora...

Coquille nut is a fruit of a Brazilian palm, closely related to the coconut palm. Its a fruit, of about 3 to 4 in. (7.6–10.2 cm) long, is very hard, of a richly streaked brown, and c...

Hilder painted the scenery for the Viking Pageant at the Newport Art Association in 1922; a series of murals of the life of Christ at St. Stephens Church in Coconut Grove, Florida; ...

Inside the vials are a range of ingredients used for the production of soap Each vial has its original paper label, one is illegible the other thirteen read as follows tallow, sod...

The root was crushed and processed into coconut milk to become the focal ceremonial beverage, simply referred to as kava.

The kiln was warmed up with hardwood, then teak wood was used to reach the desired temperature and coconut shells kept the fire going for days.? The pots were placed inside the clea...

They are moving towards the righ, where, between a large hut and a group of coconut palms a large clearning has been made for a group of Nomukans, sitting cross-legged in a circle.