Antique Malaysia

Overall condition is good—the bronze retains decorative elements, and the piece shows the expected oxidization and a rich, aged patina that are consistent with its considerable age. ...

19th century sterling silver Malaysian Dagger. Original carved mahogany wood handle.

Primitive Borneo Granary old Door, with residue of color on a facade: suitable as a modern wood sculpture on support - I can darken the wood with simple wax on request. M/251. Inte...

Fine antique 19th century Malaysia Southeast Asia .900 silver box in the form of a pumpkin.

Fine antique 19th century Malaysia Southeast Asia .900 silver box in the form of a pumpkin.

This exquisite Malaysian textile, measuring an impressive 109 x 579 cm, is a remarkable example of traditional Southeast Asian craftsmanship.

Beautiful vintage condition. Malaysia, early 1900s.

This rare Peranakan gilt silver belt buckle (nonya) originates from Malaysia/Singapore circa 1890. It features a concave, scalloped shape, decorated with repoussé and chased flower...

The Malay Peninsula is a region comprising part of Malaysia and Thailand, with a long coastline along the western side of the South China Sea and Singapore at the southern tip.

This lithograph, attributed to Karl Joseph Brodtmann, portrays a Malaysian girl engaged in an everyday activity, likely carrying goods using a traditional shoulder pole (yoke).

Very handsome original old coloured copper engraving of Malaysia and Singapore, with parts of Sumatra, inc the island of Bangka and Bintam.

Original old map of Indochina, the Malaysian Peninsula and the northern parts of Sumatra and Borneo.

Antique print Malaysia titled 'De Stad Malacka'. Decorative panoramic view of the town of Malacca with European vessels in the foreground.

From my own collection I offer this impressive Antique print of the city of Malakka A very interesting piece for collectors . It is an museum piece from the Dutch Institute of Orien...

A highly collectible antique early 20th century hand-woven silk ikat songket head cloth with gold thread embroidery from the Palembang region, Sumatra, Indonesia. This textile would ...

Based on the interpretations of Solinus and Munster, this Ptolemaic map covers the region roughly of Thailand and Malaysia. An oddly shaped (Malaysian?) peninsula lies to the east of...

Old map of the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Northern Australia and contiguous islands.

A chart of the north western part of Borneo and Malaysia (Sarawak). Published by P.M.G. Vandermaelen, 1827.

Map of the Pacific, including Australia, Polynesia, Melanesia and Malaysia. Covers the region in considerable detail with parts of North America and Asia included. extends as far nor...

Three views of early Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 1907. 1) Clark Road 2) Church 3 Museum This heliogravures are on one leaf from the extremely rare boxed Malay Peninsula port...

TitlEast Indies map – Java, Sumatra, Borneo & Malay Peninsula, c.1755 Attractive 18th-century map of the East Indies centered on Borneo and the Malay world, showing Sumatra, Java, t...

Three views of the Mining Industry in Malaysia around 1907. 1. Lankshuts at Tronoh, Perak 2.

Four views of early Mining operations in Malaysia at the beginning of the 20th century. Published in 1907. 1) A Sand-Lake of Residue (Sungai of Sungei Bessi) 2) Chinese Smelting...

On the verso, a map of Indochina, Malaysia, Thailand, Burma and surroundings. This map originates from 'Geografia cioe Descrittione Universale della Terra' by Magini.

Description: Antique map titled 'Plan de la Ville et Forteresse de Malaca'. Detailed plan of the city and fort of Malacca on the southern Malay Peninsula, commanding the strategic st...

19th Century, Gold Kris Dagger A ceremonial dagger from Malaysia featuring a long, wavy (luk) iron blade with a darkened patina.

This magnificent Indonesian textile, measuring 172 × 172 cm, is a square-format hand-embroidered ceremonial cloth, likely intended as a wedding or dowry textile. Set against a rich b...

This authentic carved wood paddle from Borneo, dating from the 18th–19th century, was once used by fishermen as an offering to the sea to ensure bountiful waters. Standing 140 cm tal...

V&A Marie-Antoinette Mantel Clock – Sèvres Style Porcelain & Gilt Bronze, Sunburst & Swag Decoration, 39cm An impressive Sèvres-style porcelain mantel clock, designed in homage to t...

Gutta-percha is the evaporated latex produced from a tree, mostly found in Malaysia. Dimensions: Diameter 4.4 cm / 1 "

The cargo of the ill-fated vessel mostly consisted of Swatow ware from Zhangzhou, likely headed for markets in Malaysia or Indonesia. Provenance: Private Australian Collection.

Gutta-percha is the evaporated latex produced from a tree, mostly found in Malaysia. Dimensions: Diameter 4.3 cm / 1 "

Gutta-percha is the evaporated latex produced from a tree, mostly found in Malaysia. Dimensions: Diameter 4.3 cm / 1 "

Historical Heritage: Long before gutta-percha was introduced into the Western world, it was used in a less-processed form by the natives of the Malaysian archipelago for making knife...

Gutta-percha is the evaporated latex produced from a tree, mostly found in Malaysia. Dimensions: Diameter 4.2 cm / 1 "

Lantaka cannons are a type of portable cannon or swivel gun historically used throughout Maritime Southeast Asia, particularly in Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Brunei. Th...

Provenance: by descent, Don Christensen, Penang, Malaysia.

On the reverse a map of countries around the China Sea, like the Philippines, Hainan, Vietnam, Siam (Thailand), Malaysia, Singapore, Borneo, Sarawak, Cambodia and more.

A characteristic design of the Kayanic mats of east Kalimantan and Sarawak (Malaysia) display a precise checkerboard pattern in a diagonal orientation, in this case with a detailed i...

A characteristic design of the Kayanic mats of east Kalimantan and Sarawak (Malaysia) display a precise checkerboard pattern in a diagonal orientation, in this case with a pattern of...

A characteristic design of the Kayanic mats of east Kalimantan and Sarawak (Malaysia) display a precise checkerboard pattern in a diagonal orientation, with a repeating traditional (...

A characteristic design of the Kayanic mats of east Kalimantan and Sarawak (Malaysia) display a precise checkerboard pattern in a diagonal orientation, with a repeating traditional (...

Antique Map of Borneo Dutch East Indies Colonial Kalimantan Cartography This decorative antique map depicts the island of Borneo in full during the late Dutch colonial period, showi...

Exoticorum Quorundam Aromatum Effigiatio, ut Canior, Diringuo, Pucho & Chiabe Depicts aromatic roots such as Costus Indicus (Pucho), Calamus aromaticus (Diringuo), and other spice...

Gutta-percha is the evaporated latex produced from a tree, mostly found in Malaysia. Dimensions: Diameter 4.2 cm / 1 "

It stretches from Persia and Afghanistan in the west across India and Sri Lanka, through Burma and Siam (Thailand), all the way to Vietnam, Malaysia, southern China, and the northern...

Distribution: Indonesia and Malaysia. Characteristics: Less conspicuous coloration compared to other Gasteracantha species. 7.

Gutta-percha is the evaporated latex produced from a tree, mostly found in Malaysia. Dimensions: Diameter 4.3 cm / 1 "

This porcelain for the SE Asian market Thailand, Malaysia & Indonesia. The exact relation to the war of the 19th century has to be determined, but it seems acceptable to say these ar...

Amboyna also known as Andaman Padauk, Maiou or Narra grows in parts of East Asia (Malaysia, the Philippines and Borneo) and is often golden brown to red brown in colour with red grain.

Original antique print of various natives of Southeast Asia ('Guébé', 'Vegiù' and Malaysia). This print originates from 'Costume Antico e Moderno: Palestine, China, India, Oceania' b...

1882 Antique Map of the Indian Archipelago Showing Southeast Asia in Detail This 1882 map of the Indian Archipelago, published by Blackie and Son as part of the 'Comprehensive Atlas...

The map covers a broad and historically rich area, including India, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Burma (Myanmar), Siam (Thailand), Malacca (Malaysia), Sumatra, Java, Borneo, the Philippines, ...

1897 Victorian Botanical Print – India-Rubber Plant (Ficus Elastica) – A Symbol of Exploration and Exotic Elegance This stunning 1897 botanical illustration showcases the India-Ru...

Used in imperial Chinese Palaces and tombs, the Lions subsequently spread to other parts of Asia including Japan, Korea, the Philippines, Tibet, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, Sri Lanka...

Later we were said that the Head comes from Indochina: Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, and Peninsular Malaysia and It is kind of rare and should find true collector of Hi...

Moreover, the stories of explorers like Alfred Russel Wallace made articles and engravings for the newspapers, illustrating the attack of a Malaysian tracker by an orangutan. This th...