Antique Coconut

This pair of antique (late 19th to early 20th century) bird figurines are crafted from coconuts

16th century Thailand Sawankhalok vessel from the Turiang shipwreck discovered in 1998 in the South China Sea. Natural marine growth from being submerged for over 300 years. From a...

16th century Thailand Sawankhalok vessel from the Turiang shipwreck discovered in 1998 in the South China Sea. Natural marine growth from being submerged for over 300 years. From a...

16th century Thailand Sawankhalok vessel from the Turiang shipwreck discovered in 1998 in the South China Sea. Natural marine growth from being submerged for over 300 years. From a...

Finely carved early 19th century (or older) English coconut urn, the whole with foliate and vine

Early 19th Century Unusual Painted Folk Art Coconut A piece of 19th Century curiosity with a very

16th century Thailand Sawankhalok shipwrecked coconut pot. Beautiful and abundant fossil growth

16th century Thailand Sawankhalok shipwrecked coconut pot. Beautiful and abundant fossil growth

Thai wooden rabbit coconut grater. Age: Thailand, Rattanakosin Period, 19th Century Size: Height

Antique nautical sailor's carved coconut “Bugbear” gun powder flask, late 18th/early 19th century

The coconut cup stands on three detailed cast, textured lion paw feet which are attached to the

The Coconut main body stands on a stepped domed silver foot which is decorated with reeding. This

A fine 19th century Persian Kashkul or 'begging bowl' fashioned from half a coco de mer nut and suspended with chains. The sides with flowing foliate borders and sacred figurative sc...

A stunning coco de mer nut adorned with silver-plated mounts, showcasing two hinged compartments that gracefully open to reveal storage compartments. This exquisite piece, dating bac...

far east. Formerly known as Maldive coconut, its scientific name, Lodoicea maldivica, originated

Coconut is exceptionally carved as a Lions head with glass eyes. To one side a hunting crest features

Coco de mer mounted on metal black base. Commonly known as the sea coconut, or double coconut, it

coconut. It depicts a nut with suggestive features. Great for a quirky home edition. It is a rare and

18th century sailor work hand carved coconut lidded jar from England. The coconut has been hand

powder flask bug bear dating to the late 18th century circa 1790. Bug Bear (powder flask), a coconut

Very nice and exotic box carved with a large coconut seed.

Early 20th Century Coir raincoat from the Chejing province, Southern China. Woven coconut palm

Late 19th-early 20th century tribal sadhu's Coco de Mer Kashkul, India. A classic, well-worn coco de mer kashkul for carrying water, used by sadhus in India. This one has a wooden h...

Antique 19th century beautiful coco de mer nut with a hinged compartment that opens as a box, all mounted with brass trim and supports, dating to the latter part of the 19th century....

Seychelles / England Late 19th / Early 20th Century the hinged lid with an applied pierced border and scrolling handle, opening to reveal a foil lined interior, raised on acanthus c...

A beautiful coco de mer nut with two hinged compartments open dating to the latter part of the 19th century. The coco de mer nut (scientific name: Lodoicea )is a very rare seed nati...

Early 20th century curio posted nut. We share what we love, and we love this unusual example of Victorian curiosity. A coco plant dried out nut, addressed to Marie. Co Mrs. A Robi...

19th century inlaid table likely from the Maltese islands. Exotic hardwoods, fruitwoods and coconut

, suggesting a double coconut. This has beenskillfully cut, and has a handle and a scalloped edge. There is

manner is a polished coconut on a floral engraved silver base.

Coco de Mer on a custom stand. The Coco de Mer is the palm tree that produces the largest coconuts

black stand. Coco de Mer is the palm tree with the largest coconuts in the world. It only grows on the

alias, commonly known as the sea coconut, coco de mer, Maldive coconut or double coconut, is a monotypic

many alias, commonly known as the sea coconut, coco de mer, Maldive coconut or double coconut, is a

, showcasing two hinged compartments that open to reveal storage compartments. Sea coconut, coco de mer, or

construction featuring elaborate chippendale motifs on the backs, sides, and front, polished coconut arms

coconut palm tree in a classical urn with a floral border.

of Satinwood, Ebony, Rosewood, Pol-Coconut, Ironwood and Teak.

snake handles with phoenix birds. The double coconut sits on a base with three carved tropical wood

Coco de mer is the Palm with the largest coconuts in the world. It grows only on the Seychelles

Coco de mer is the Palm with the largest coconuts in the world. It grows only on the Seychelles

and in the Coconut Grove, a famous hang out for the movie stars of the era. This may have sat beside

, calamander, jackwood, tamarind, coconut and satinwood, all within an acanthus carved border. Both stamped Don

climbing a tree, holding a simulated coconut forming the flower bowl, with molded lozenge below the

musicians under coconut palm trees. Each sconce has four lights on metal arms with acanthus leaves connected

coconut. This purse is featured in the book "More Beautiful Purses" by Evelyn Haertig on page 162

, mahogany and coconut wood, amongst others. The table has a large central top drawer with a working lock and

Holdings Carcassonne: Evening Nantes (MBA): Gallant propositions; Woman selling coconuts; A country

, stones, coconut husk for hair and what resembles a human femur firmly placed in its mouth. With bamboo

This solid gold 18 karat torque is known as nifitali-tali, a royal version of the coconut shell and

scrolling foliage and flowers on a tooled matted ground, entwined cast cobra shaped handles, coconut shaped

, tankards, coconut and nautilus cups, and other sumptuous sideboard pieces. Measures: Height 60cm Width

, coconut fiber and horsehair stuffing as needed, making this pair sit as comfortable as they did when new

Cocos (Coconuts), Anones, Mangos (Mangoes), Zapotes, Naranjas (Oranges), Plátanos (Bananas) and Mameyes

, cape and hat made entirely from palm tree and coconut fibers several layers thick. These raincoats were

symbols enrich the carving, a silver filigree basket, a shell of Santiago, a coconut, a crystal tear and a

Alfred Crowdy Lovett C.B.E (British, 1862-1919) Palm Tree & Coconut of Palm (in pencil on verso