Antique Elephant Bell

In 19th Century Thailand, elephant bells were required for male elephants that were working in and around villages.

An early 19th century Chinese elephant bell in a wooden frame. Pagoda Red Collection #: CALP028 Keywords: Bell, sculpture, statue, China, CHinese, Indian

A set of four elephant bells, three in bronze, and one in silver, created during the Khmer Empire, during the Angkor Wat Period, circa 12th-14th century in modern day Cambodia.

Large Kyoto vases in violet over turquoise glazes with elephant handles, applied bell flowers, and plovers amidst cattails.

Burmese bronze elephant bell with stand. Age: Burma, 19th Century Size: Height 12.5 C.M. / Width 9 C.M.

History of Thailand's elephant bells: The design of this large bell is a typical shape of most southeast Asian animal bells.

This large bronze bell is a handsome example of typical Southeast Asian animal bells.

Additional Dimensions: Bell: 4.5"W x 4.5"D x 6.25"H Base: 4"W x 4"D

Known as chu, this large bronze bell was crafted in Burma and was used to track the movement of livestock.

Large bronze elephant bell and 2 smaller elephant bells($520)

An antique Burmese bronze elephant bell in hand made wooden and leather holder with wooden striker

An Indian bronze hanging elephant bell sculpture - beautifully made and heavy, with elephant heads on four sides, and a bell hanging from the end of each trunk, and another bell in t...