Mongolia Antique

Other events he witnessed in his incredible career included an expedition to open access to the Nordenskiold route to Siberia, later traversing Siberia, Mongolia and much of China an...

The stopper is made of a Carnelian half bead set within a silvered copper Mongolian style collar with cork and organic spoon.

Great images of a zebra and a Mongolian ass Unframed. Lithographs after Cpt. Brown with original hand color.

The map depicts an expansive geography, including parts of Russia, Persia, Mongolia, and China, with rivers, mountain ranges, and caravan routes carefully engraved.

This horse represents a breed from the Mongolian steppes with a stocky body and short legs.

The map is titled “Oost-Azië” and covers an extensive geographic region stretching from eastern China and Mongolia to Korea and the Japanese archipelago. Taiwan, parts of Southeast A...

This Antique Khotan Silk Rug is a splendid example of East Turkestan craftsmanship, showcasing a fusion of cultural designs that blend elements from China, Turkey, and Mongolia. The ...

I bought a number of remarkable pieces, some of which his uncle had personally carried out of Mongolia on horseback.. I’ve owned it over 30 years and I am now dispersing my collectio...

The piece is characteristic of the ningxia rugs tradition, originating from the region bordering Mongolia, known for its strong, often spiritual, iconography.

Empress Dowager Cixi (de facto ruler late 19th century) At its height, the Qing Empire was one of the largest in the world, including: Tibet,Xinjiang,Mongolia and Taiwan It became a...

Keywords: India, Mughal Empire, Mogol, Hindustan, Ganges, Indus, Bengal, Persia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Delhi, Agra, Lahore, Patna, Gujarat, Deccan, Orissa, Bengal delta, Bay of Beng...

Dimensions: 4' x 3' 10" Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: China Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation Condition: Wear consistent with age and ...

With his bronze busts of a Mongolian or Chinese man and woman (1853), he sought to obtain richer polychrome effects, a trend to which he remained faithful from then on, hence new col...

Keywords: China, Japan, Korea, Asia, East Asia, Chinese Empire, Japan map antique, Korea peninsula, Philippines, Taiwan, Formosa, Southeast Asia, Vietnam, Tonkin, Cochinchina, Cambod...

The left portion of the map covers the immense Chinese Empire, from Mongolia and the Gobi Desert in the north to Canton (Guangzhou), Hainan, and Formosa (Taiwan) in the south.

Published in Amsterdam by Isaak Tirion, a prominent Dutch cartographer and publisher, this map illustrates vast regions of what was historically referred to as Tartary—a term broadly...

The map covers the whole of China proper, extending westward toward Tibet and Mongolia and eastward to the Yellow Sea and Pacific Ocean.

It features the immense territories of the Russian Empire in Siberia and Central Asia; the Qing Empire covering China, Mongolia, and Tibet; the Indian subcontinent under British cont...

Hongshan sites have been found in an area stretching from Inner Mongolia to Liaoning, and dated from about 4700 to 2900 BC.

Hongshan sites have been found in an area stretching from Inner Mongolia to Liaoning, and dated from about 4700-2900 BC.

Technique: Copperplate engraving with original hand color Maker: Wilkinson, London, 1827 Keyword block (important places and regions visible on the map): Europe, Asia, Africa, Medit...

A generic term referring to any carpets made within the confines of the Middle Kingdom including: Ningxia (north central China), Peking (woven in the capital city), Tientsin (Tianjia...

A generic term referring to any carpets made within the confines of the Middle Kingdom including: Ningxia (north central China), Peking (woven in the capital city), Tientsin (Tianjia...

Woven in the northern region of Inner Mongolia, this rug is a pristine example of the baotou weaving tradition.

Primarily produced in regions like Ningxia, Beijing, and Inner Mongolia, these rugs maintained centuries-old weaving techniques while catering to both domestic and export markets, pr...

Hongshan sites have been found in an area stretching from Inner Mongolia to Liaoning, and dated from about 4700-2900 BC.

Woven in North-western China likely in Ningxia or Mongolia, the carpet showcases an iconic design centered by a coiled five-claws dragon with blue scales chasing a fire pearl among h...

The dynasty was a multi-ethnic empire and by the eighteenth century it ruled over a vast territory, from Mongolia to Tibet to Xinjiang in Central Asia. Also known as gongshi or spir...

Our exotic tobacco jar, believed to be of Austrian origin, comes in the form of the bust of a bearded man with fur cape and woven fur hat, and may depict a Mongolian or Siberian warr...

Antique Map of Western Tartary & Mongolia – Bellin, 1749 Antique engraved map titled “Carte de la Tartarie Occidentale,” depicting Western Tartary with a strong focus on the regions...

1920s Chinese Wool Rug – Symbolic Elegance with Minimalist Balance Rug Doris Leslie Blau Size: 8'8" × 11'2" (264 × 340 cm) This captivating Chinese wool rug from the 1920s exemplifie...

This carpet was woven in the city of Baotou, in what is now Inner Mongolia. The rugs produced in this region were known for their dense, plush pile, and the pictorial ones were parti...

The map covers the borderlands of Tibet, Ladakh, and Mongolia, an area of great geographical and cultural significance in the 18th century.

However, remnants of its people led by Yelu Dashi established the Xi (or Western) Liao Dynasty 1125 - 1220, also known as Kara - Khitan Khanate, which survived until the arrival of G...

The helmet design is typical of Mongolian and Central Asian tribes, providing protection while maintaining mobility. - Coat: The long, fur-lined coat is characteristic of the Eleuths...

Created in the style of Mongolian storage coffers, this early 20th-century herdsman's chest has a modern design of simple lines and rustic texture.

Skull of an African 8. Skull of a Mongolian 9. Skull of a Malay 10. Skull of an Indigenous American 11.

Kalmouk - The man labeled "Kalmouk" represents the Kalmyk people, who are of Mongolian descent and live primarily in the Republic of Kalmykia, part of the Russian Federation.

Snuff boxes were first used by the Chinese and Mongolians during the Qing dynasty and contained powered tobacco to help cure common illnesses.

The Siberian lynx, or Lynx lynx wrangeli, inhabits forested areas in the Russian Far East, including Siberia, and extends into northern regions of China (Manchuria and eastern Inner ...

These include classifications such as Indo-European, Semitic, Negro, Mongolian, Malay, American, and others based on contemporary (now outdated) 19th-century anthropological thought.

These geometric designs are inspired from Mongolian-Turkish motifs that usually have a flower with four leaves repeating across the rug.

Late 19th / early 20th century three drawer Elm wood Mongolian Altar or butterfly table. This table is late Qing Dynasty and has a great old crazed painted finish and a nice patina t...

Camel racing on the Arabian peninsula has been going on for centuries and is now a popular sport, not only in the middle east but also in western Asia, parts of Africa, Pakistan, Mon...

They are mined in a remote location, near the border of Mongolia, with great difficulty under extremely harsh and frigid conditions.

Their round faces and attire reflect the influence of the Mongolian steppes, evoking the elegance of earlier Tang dynasty pieces.

They were mined several years ago in a remote location, near the border of Mongolia, with great difficulty under extremely harsh and frigid conditions.

Admirers of the craft will further note the colors are almost Mongolian in their sensibility—borders being quite rich for a Peking among those found today at least—another of the man...

Tartary refers to the vast region of Asia, primarily covering parts of what is now Russia, Central Asia, and parts of China and Mongolia. This map reflects European knowledge of the ...

This antique traveler's chest from Tibet or Mongolia is one of the most unique trunks we've come across in our 20 years of collecting.

Central Asia – Particularly in Mongolia, Tibet, and the Xinjiang region of China. 3.

The map covers the entirety of the Russian Empire at the time, stretching from the Arctic Circle in the north to the "Oceanus Orientalis" and the northern parts China (Chinae Septent...

Near the Great Wall there is the important city of Ningxia, the capital of the homonymous region which extended into Inner Mongolia and which was later included in the province of Ga...

Old print depicting three men from Tartary, Mongolia. The men carry various weapons. This print originates from 'Het gezantschap der Neêrlandtsche Oost-Indische Compagnie, aan den gr...

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

Beautifully knotted of vegetable-dyed wool, carpets by the nomadic peoples of Tibet, Mongolia, and northern China decorated every aspect of life with bright color and rich symbolism.

With his bronze busts of a Mongolian or Chinese man and woman (1853), he sought to obtain richer polychrome effects, a trend to which he remained faithful from then on, hence new col...

This low two-drawer chest is a 19th-century coffer from northern China or Mongolia and was repainted with bright colors in the early 20th century in the style of Tibetan painted furn...

These vines form octagonal compartments, each housing alternating motifs: luminous eight-petal rosettes, stylized floral stars in pastel blue and ivory, and circular medallions conta...

Copper engraving of of Idols of the Temple of Ablaykit and Mongolian characters. Ablaykit (also Ablayket), more correctly Ablayin Qiyid ("Ablai's monastery"), was a fortress and Budd...