Mongolia Antique

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Max Kaus Berlin 1891 - 1977 Male Head (Mongolian Head), 1918 Lithograph Signed in pencil and

empire and by the eighteenth century it ruled over a vast territory, from Mongolia to Tibet to Xinjiang

minimalist design and symbolic richness, characteristic of early 20th-century Mongolian textile artistry

larger atlas. The map covers the borderlands of Tibet, Ladakh, and Mongolia, an area of great

in regions like Ningxia, Beijing, and Inner Mongolia, these rugs maintained centuries-old weaving

), Tibetan and Mongolian, from the 16th century onward, in sizes ranging from small ruglets to enormous

found in an area stretching from Inner Mongolia to Liaoning, and dated from about 4700-2900 BC. The

Mongolian, from the 16th century onward, in sizes ranging from small ruglets to enormous palace – sized

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Inner Mongolia. Ningxia rugs have a long history dating back to the 17th century, crafted for use in

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man 7. Skull of an African 8. Skull of a Mongolian 9. Skull of a Malay 10. Skull of an Indigenous

Mongolian lamb fur (?). From the collar and shoulders, an eloquent Neo-Gothic ornament in Prussian blue

weaving center in north-central China, bordering Gansu and Inner Mongolia. Woven in a rich indigo blue

distinct pastel shades. These include classifications such as Indo-European, Semitic, Negro, Mongolian

Nordenskiold route to Siberia, later traversing Siberia, Mongolia and much of China and he was present during

bearded man with fur cape and woven fur hat, and may depict a Mongolian or Siberian warrior or shepherd

Antique Map of Western Tartary & Mongolia – Bellin, 1749 Antique engraved map titled “Carte de la

battle. The helmet design is typical of Mongolian and Central Asian tribes, providing protection while

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Created in the style of Mongolian storage coffers, this late 19th-century herdsman's chest has a

. Kalmouk - The man labeled "Kalmouk" represents the Kalmyk people, who are of Mongolian descent and live

This carpet was woven in the city of Baotou, in what is now Inner Mongolia. The rugs produced in

Created in the style of Mongolian storage coffers, this early 20th-century herdsman's chest has a

regions of China (Manchuria and eastern Inner Mongolia), Korea, and Mongolia. These lynxes are

Manchuria, Mongolia, and parts of northern China proper. It was founded by the Yelu family of the Khitan

Nurita find. Snuff boxes were first used by the Chinese and Mongolians during the Qing dynasty and

from northwestern Afghanistan. These geometric designs are inspired from Mongolian-Turkish motifs that

faces and attire reflect the influence of the Mongolian steppes, evoking the elegance of earlier Tang

, where they graze at high altitudes. 2. Central Asia – Particularly in Mongolia, Tibet, and the Xinjiang

Late 19th / early 20th century three drawer Elm wood Mongolian Altar or butterfly table. This table

, and parts of China and Mongolia. This map reflects European knowledge of the region during the 18th

are almost Mongolian in their sensibility—borders being quite rich for a Peking among those found

of Africa, Pakistan, Mongolia and Australia, Circa 1880.

, near the border of Mongolia, with great difficulty under extremely harsh and frigid conditions. The

Salon of 1853 caused a sensation. With his bronze busts of a Mongolian or Chinese man and woman (1853

location, near the border of Mongolia, with great difficulty under extremely harsh and frigid conditions

This antique traveler's chest from Tibet or Mongolia is one of the most unique trunks we've come

(Chinae Septentrionalis confinia), Mongolia and India in the south. Published by J.B. Homann, circa 1730

Antique print titled 'Tartarische Mannen'. Old print depicting three men from Tartary, Mongolia

which extended into Inner Mongolia and which was later included in the province of Gansu. This place

. Connoisseurs may note elements of Mongolian design in its symbols, and the Art Deco sensibility historians know

blue and ivory, and circular medallions containing Mongolian-influenced cross motifs, symbolizing

Beautifully knotted of vegetable-dyed wool, carpets by the nomadic peoples of Tibet, Mongolia, and

This low two-drawer chest is a 19th-century coffer from northern China or Mongolia and was

engraving of of Idols of the Temple of Ablaykit and Mongolian characters. Ablaykit (also Ablayket), more

detailed map of Northern Asia, taking in Mongolia, Tibet, Bhutan, Tartary, Siberia and Manchuria

depict Eastern, Asian and African subjects, such as Mongolian horse-riders, tribal dancers and Persian

Mongolian horse-riders, tribal dancers and Persian princes, often engaged in dancing or hunting rituals

Mongolian horse-riders, tribal dancers and Persian princes, often engaged in dancing or hunting rituals

wearing a dress with a hood. The round face and the clothes evoke a woman of the Mongolian steppes area

Mongolian horse-riders, tribal dancers and Persian princes, often engaged in dancing or hunting rituals

designs will often show Mongolian, Persian, and other cultural influences. This combination creates a