Philippines Antique

Coast and Geodetic Survey, marking a turning point in the modernization of geographic knowledge in the Philippines. The map’s clarity, delicate coloring, and historical context make ...

Title: Meteorological and Seismological Stations of the Philippines – Observatorio de Manila, 1899 This rare scientific chromolithograph titled “Islas Filipinas – Estaciones Meteoro...

It not only documents the natural landscape but also symbolizes the Philippines’ transition into a new era of scientific cartography.

Technique: Lithograph on paper Maker: Observatorio de Manila, Philippines, 1899

Table top in one piece of wood, straight legs ending in base in the shape of boots. Philippines approx. 1860-1880 (The Philippines was a Spanish colony in the period 1565-1898).

Asian Pacific, flared-lip earthenware urn. Late 18th century antique glazed ceramic with chrysanthemum flower details. Ceramic loop handles derailed with a dragon-head motif. Neutral...

These marks testify to the collaboration between Spanish Jesuit scientists, Filipino draftsmen, and early American cartographic authorities during the transition from Spanish to U.S....

Originally based on the surveys executed by Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit direction, this series bridges Spanish cartographic tradition with early American scientific publication.

The collaboration between Filipino draftsmen and Jesuit scientists produced what remains one of the finest examples of late 19th-century Philippine scientific cartography.

This plate pairs beautifully with its companion sheet of Eastern Mindanao, forming a complete representation of the southern Philippines. Technique: Chromolithograph on paper Maker:...

The map presents a meticulously detailed depiction of Masbate and Ticao, two key islands in the central Philippines located between the Bicol Peninsula and the islands of Panay and S...

This map is a superb example of late 19th-century scientific cartography, reflecting the meticulous work of Filipino draftsmen and Jesuit scholars at the Manila Observatory.

Coast and Geodetic Survey” attest to the map’s dual publication — originally compiled by Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit supervision and later reproduced in Washington in 1900 for th...

Red lines trace the telegraph and proposed railway routes—symbols of the Philippines’ modernization at the turn of the century.

The atlas was prepared by skilled Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit supervision and later reproduced by the U.S.

Originally drawn by Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit supervision, the series represents one of the finest scientific and artistic collaborations in late 19th-century Philippine cartog...

The collaboration between Filipino draftsmen and Jesuit scholars resulted in a document of enduring cultural and academic value.

Originally executed by Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit supervision, this map exemplifies the synthesis of scientific precision and artistic presentation achieved by the Manila Observ...

This plate stands as one of the most visually balanced and scientifically accurate depictions of the Romblon group from the late 19th century. Produced by Filipino draftsmen under Je...

Originally drawn by native Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit direction, this work bridges Spanish colonial science and early American administrative mapping, offering one of the most a...

The atlas was a collaborative effort—drawn by Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit direction, later adopted and republished under American administration—bridging two colonial scientific ...

It presents a superbly detailed chart of the narrow and winding San Juanico Strait, separating the islands of Leyte and Samar in the central Philippines. The map focuses on one of t...

Originally drawn by Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit supervision, these maps represent a collaborative achievement of Spanish scientific tradition and American technical publication.

Executed entirely by Filipino draftsmen, the *Atlas de Filipinas* combined scientific accuracy with aesthetic refinement, serving both as a tool for geographic study and as a visual ...

The work represents a unique collaboration between Filipino draftsmen, Jesuit scholars, and early American cartographers, uniting scientific precision with refined artistic execution.

It combines rigorous geographic documentation with refined design, executed entirely by Filipino draftsmen under Jesuit direction. As part of the *Atlas de Filipinas*, it contributed...

It is one of the most historically significant and visually striking maps from the series, illustrating the region surrounding Manila Bay — the heart of Spanish colonial administrati...

Pair of decorative wood capitals with white color. Korintisk style Philippines approx. year 1900.

This rare vintage octagonal side table is a true sculptural gem, showcasing the artistic versatility of natural materials. Crafted from scorched "tortoise" bamboo, the piece features...

This charming vintage bamboo side table captures the effortless elegance of mid-century tropical design. Meticulously crafted from sturdy natural bamboo with beautifully detailed joi...

Title: Map of the Island of Mindoro – Observatorio de Manila, 1899 Description: This finely executed chromolithographed map titled “Islas Filipinas – Isla de Mindoro” was published ...

Title: Map of Southeastern Luzon and Mayon Volcano – Observatorio de Manila, 1899 This detailed chromolithographed map titled “Islas Filipinas – Luzón” was produced in 1899 under th...

Map of Polillo Islands and Eastern Luzon Coast – Observatorio de Manila, 1899 This chromolithographed map titled “Islas Filipinas – Infanta y Polillo” was created in 1899 under the ...

Map of Polillo Islands and Eastern Luzon Coast – Observatorio de Manila, 1899 This chromolithographed map titled “Islas Filipinas – Infanta y Polillo” was created in 1899 under the ...

The table is raised on a Baroque style trestle base joined by turned Baroque style cross-stretcher. Philippines circa 1900. The Philippines was a Spanish colony from 1565-1898 an...

San Lorenzo" saint figure from a Catholic church/monastery in the Philippines around the year 1800. Woodcut in Molave ​​precious wood.

Base in elm. From the Philippines, ca. 1900 Narra is the national tree of the Philippines and a tropical hardwood tree, often referred to as Philippine Mahogany, and is today cla...

The Philippines approx. 1880

Embrace rustic charm with this vintage distressed tortoise bamboo chair, a unique statement piece that showcases intricate craftsmanship and organic elegance. Featuring a beautifully...

Decorated in relief and cloaked in an antique patina, this curious brass case is an early 20th century betel nut box, attributed to the Maranao people of the island of Mindanao, Phil...

Philippines, circa 1900–1920

Ifugao, northern Luzon, early 20th century, a standing female figure carrying a baby on her back, the head abstracted in typical Ifugao style Tribal patina Height 18.5 cm

COUNTER Philippine/ Portuguese, from the 17th century. box with eight drawers simulating twelve, in wood. Brass hardware and handles. Small defects. Dim.: 112 x 73 x 40 cm very good...

Decorated with silver inlay and cloaked in an antique patina, this curious brass case is an early 20th century betel nut box, attributed to the Maranao people of the island of Mindan...

Nice early 20th century shawl from Manila, with a floral Chinese design and style, entirely hand embroidered with silk on silk foundation. ✨✨✨ "Experience the epitome of luxury and ...

Very beautiful and decorative early 20th century silk embroidery from Manila, with a Chinese style and beautiful floral design and nice colors, entirely hand embroidered with silk on...

Very beautiful vintage silk embroidery for scarf or shawl, from Manila, made at Chinese embroidery, beautiful Chinese design, entirely hand embroidered with silk on silk foundation. ...

Very beautiful vintage long silk embroidery for scarf, from Manila, made at Chinese embroidery, beautiful Chinese design, entirely hand embroidered with silk on silk foundation. Perf...

Beautiful vintage Manila Chinese shawl embroidery, entirely hand embroidered with silk on silk, very decorative for shawl or tablecloth, circa 1930 good conditions.

A chic vintage Boho side table. Gorgeous cerused team with a clotted design. Coordinating drum table also available on my Chairish page. Acquired from a Palm Beach estate

Infuse your home with the quaint charm and practical elegance of this Vintage Boho Rattan Lift Top Desk. Its delicate bamboo frame, accented with a distinctive gallery rail featuring...

The habit of chewing was relevant in the southern Philippines and much of southeast Asia. Wealthy Maraneo families on the island of Mindanao were able to afford an elaborate silver i...

Introducing the Vintage Boho Burnt Bamboo Cabinet, a fusion of rustic charm and bohemian flair. Crafted with natural bamboo, this cabinet boasts a burnt finish that adds depth and ch...

This 19th-century antique farmer's grain basket from the Philippines is an embodiment of rustic charm and utilitarian history.

Provenance/Acquisition: Sticker from the National Museum of the Philippines on back, & museum id written above it.

Philippino Altar Table with Two Drawers. 19th C. Narra Wood ( Rosewood ) with Carabao ( Water Buffalo ) Bone Inlay. Colonial Style With Asian Construction. 5 Panel Top.

Model #309-1 vintage small scale and grain weights by Brown & Sharpe Mfg. of Providence, Rhode Island, circa, early 20th century. The piece is in good working condition and measures ...