Philippines Antique

example see: Casal, The People & Art of the Philippines, p. 156, fig. XIV. and Cynthia Ongpen Valdes

Set of eight British colonial armchairs crafted in mahogany featuring floral bone inlays, pegged construction, caned seats and turned front arm supports and legs. These chairs are ex...

This exquisite Filipino fan from the 19th century is a captivating piece, hand-painted with scenes

Great map of The Philippines Drawn and Engraved by W. & A.K. Johnston Published By A & C

An antique 19th century handwoven rattan carrying basket from the Philippines with lid. Created in

Stunning Filipino polychrome santos carving "San Roque", circa 1700s. The piece is hand carved in a

Antique silver filigree card tray with handles, Phillipines. Silver alloy - likely sterling. Crown shaped handles. 4.50 troy oz. 9.25" x 5.25" x 1.25" h. We are a family business th...

Antique map titled 'Les Isles Philippines, celle de Formose, Le Sud de La Chine, Les Royaumes de

, China, Philippines, and India. A native holds a wild dog or hyena on a chain, while an elephant glares

Antique map titled 'The Philippine Island'. Original antique map of the Philippines. This map

An attractive and relatively rare black and white map of the Southern Philippines drawn by J.N

, Philippines. This print originates from 'Voyage Autour du Monde Execute Pendant les Annes 1836 et 1837 sur la

Attractive map of the region showing the islands of the Philippines, Sulawesi, the Moluccas, Timor

Presenting A Rare American Book, namely, An Army Woman in the Philippines and the Far East by

19th century Spanish colony Farm Table desk from the Philippines. Nara wood is redsandal wood and

19th century armchair hand crafted in mahogany in the Philippines and featuring pegged construction

Antique Bastidor cage doll mannequin. Spanish influence, Phillipines, early 20th Century. Please note that only one mannequin is available; the blue one in the center.

hard narra wood from the Philippines. The table has a light open feel with the attractive turned legs

, Philippines, 1840-1860. The Philippines was a Spanish colony from 1565-1898 and therefore the table is in

the Philippines Spanish colony until 1905.

piece of wood and has a diameter of 138 cm. The Philippines was a Spanish colony in the period 1565-1898

Philippines, early 20th century. This elegant and versatile bench, with it's nicely curved shape and design

solid carving from one piece of wood. Stands very sturdy on its own. Philippines, circa 1850.

This stunning antique coffee table has tremendous "presence" thanks to the incredible beauty of the wood. The top is one solid piece of wood with fascinating grain and details within...

A dramatic queen size bamboo bed frame with a bold look. Made with the highest quality construction. This bed frame is a rare find and a room changer of the highest order. This stunn...

inlaid in silver in the "okir" pattern, which is a design used in the Philippines.

This is an extra large beautiful coral specimen probably from the Philippines It looks a lot like

Screen made of wood with 6 articulated panels. Black exquisite coromandel lacquer with traditional Phillippine scenes. Brass finished legs. Black laquered back decorated with Asian c...

Rare late 19th century Baliuag/Baliwag Sheraton style alter table made in the Philippines. Can be

from the early 20th century in coming from the Philippines. Obvious age related wear, small damage

Clam shell (Tridacna Gigas) These giant clam shells can live up to 100 years or more. The giant clam fastens itself to a spot on a reef, there it sits for the rest of its life. Thes...

Three-tier brass gallery dessert cart. Beverage trolley or tea cart. Book matched crotch mahogany with boarder inlay and brass pierced gallery. Brass casters and handles on both left...

from the Philippines and features a beautifully turned and carved trestle base with stretcher, all made

An antique segment of woven Ikat textile panel from Philippines, circa early 20th century perhaps

Tall Philippine lidded limestone secondary burial jar, 11th-15th century. This tall limestone jar was used for secondary burial purposes by the Manobo people of Cotobato, Mindanao...

A large carved octagonal molave wood mortar, 19th century. Could be used as a side table with a glass top or just great as a piece of sculpture. Good color.

A gorgeous Spanish-colonial trestle-base dining table from the Philippines, made of various Asian

This embroidered blouse is from the T’bol tribe of the Philipines, native to Lake Sebu on Mindanao island. Kegal is the T'bol tribe’s term for blouse or shirt and Nesif is the cross-...

pearl inlay. Born on the island of Mindanao in the Philippines during the early years of the 20th

due to moisture/humidity changes. This was a traditional element used in the Philippines (they were a

An exceptionally rare find, this 1930s stick rattan sofa is a masterpiece of Art Deco-inspired design and natural craftsmanship. Its dramatic, architectural form features clean, angu...

The rectangular box with chamfered corners opening to reveal four panels/ three compartments with spatula on a chain.

. Luzon is the name of an island in the Philippines. Around 1400, black glaze jars baked in southern China

. Luzon is the name of an island in the Philippines. Around 1400, black glaze jars baked in southern

. Luzon is the name of an island in the Philippines. Around 1400, black glaze jars baked in southern

of the Philippines Manila. circa late 1600s A large part of what makes this example so very rare

derived from the Filipino pañuelo. They were popular in the Philippines, Latin America and Spain during

Peninsula and Turkey eastward as far as Kamchatka, Japan, the Philippines and New Guinea. This map

, the largest island in the Philippines. This print originates from 'Histoire Naturelle de l’homme

Antique Spanish Colonial Poly chrome Folk Art Santos figure probably Philippines The finely

, Canton, Suinam, Chiampa, Borneo and more. Also a few island of the Philippines, like Cebu and Mindanao

(..)'. Large format map of India and Southeast Asia, including China and the Philippines, one of the most

of Maritime Southeast Asia with their origins from the southern Philippines. The Bajo, the world’s

made from beautiful hardwood from the Philippines, and has an almost "organic" feel due to the heft and

Turkey eastward as far as Kamchatka, Japan, the Philippines and New Guinea. The map makes note of the

Philippines.

. Philippines, 19th century. Measures: Height with boxes, 2 in. (5 cm.), tray diameter 9 3/4 in. (24.7 cm