Spanish Filipino

A Vintage Set of 4 Tall Filipino Capiz Window/Door Panels, reclaimed from a Spanish-Filipino

Unusual representation of Saint Roch in a Spanish colonial style. A Filipino work in exotic wood

A bleached narra wood comoda de poste altar cabinet, Philippines, 20th century. 37 ¾ inches wide

Philippines,” discovered under the auspices of King Philip V of Spain (Philippe V, Roy d’Espagne). Dated 1706

in Philippines. By unknown designer. In original condition with minor wear consistent of age

A rare 19th century solid Narra wood altar table from the Philippines. It is in Colonial style

, center panel in one piece of wood. The Philippines were a Spanish colony for over 300 years, so this is

the Spanish colonial period. Philippines circa 1840–1860

Philippines around 1860, during the period when the country was under Spanish rule (1565–1898). At that time

colonial possessions of European powers, particularly the Dutch East Indies, Spanish Philippines, and

1900. The Philippines was a Spanish colony from 1565-1898 and therefore the table is in European

Handmade by Spanish settlers / colonists in the Philippines, late 18th / early 19th century, Bishop Saint

the Philippines, valued for its deep, warm colour and exceptional durability. The tabletop is

reflect generations of use adding to the character of this dining table. The Philippines were a Spanish

in Spain, France, the Philippines, Switzerland, the United States, Canada and Colombia, among many

exhibited his work in Spain, France, the Philippines, Switzerland, the United States, Canada and Colombia

the Spanish colonization of the Philippines. He travelled to Argentina in 1909 where two new cities

Spain, France, the Philippines, Switzerland, the United States, Canada and Colombia, among many other

in Spain, France, the Philippines, Switzerland, the United States, Canada and Colombia, among many

exhibited his work in Spain, France, the Philippines, Switzerland, the United States, Canada and Colombia

can be dated to the period circa 1840–1860, during the Spanish colonial era in the Philippines

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.

Philippines were under Spanish colonial rule. Furniture from this era often combined European stylistic

legs ending in base in the shape of boots. Philippines approx. 1860-1880 (The Philippines was a

Washington. These marks testify to the collaboration between Spanish Jesuit scientists, Filipino draftsmen

, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, the Philippines

trade linking the Philippines to New Spain (Mexico). Marked “P. 408” in the upper right, the plate

in Spain, France, Switzerland, the Philippines, the United States, Canada, and Latin America. His

India, Philippines and Spain. The seat is crafted in Mexico by mexican artisans and craftsmen. This

India, Philippines and Spain. The seat is crafted in Mexico by mexican artisans and craftsmen. This

international pastel events in France,[4] Turkey[5] and Philippines.[6] Besides Spain, his work has also been

A vintage set of 4 tall Filipino Capiz window or door panels, reclaimed from a Spanish-Filipino

; and who identify as Cherokee, English, Filipino, German, Italian, Japanese, Kenyan, Kiwi, Laotian

Carved wood Spanish Colonial mannequin of Santo Roque mounted to wooden base. Cloth covered arms

Spanish Colonial (Phillipines) molave wood refectory table, the rectangular planked top raised on

betel box with silver and brass inlay and wood interior Spanish Colonial Philippines Mindanao

Blending craftsmanship and design, this long handcrafted table is stunning with it's contrasting light and dark hard wood top, sculpted legs and heavily carved scrolled feet. Made fr...

This long handcrafted dining table is stunning with it's dark hardwood top, sculpted legs and heavily carved scrolled feet. Made from a Philippine hardwood, the table has a light ope...

Blending craftsmanship and design, this long handcrafted table is stunning with it's rich, mahogany colored top and sculpted legs. Made from endemic Philippine hardwoods, possibly mo...

Simple and elegant, this mahogany colored hardwood table has a top made from a single board that has been framed with thick mitered boards, giving it a strong visual appeal. The tabl...

This long handcrafted dining table with it's framed top and square legs in a rich mahogany color, makes a bold statement. Made from endemic Philippine hardwoods, possibly molave woo...

with iron fittings. Base added later. Today Molave ??is a protected type of wood. Philippines 19th

molave wood. The Philippines, a Spanish colony from 1525 to 1898, developed a unique tradition of

. Originally made during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines, this bench represents a fusion of

This pedestal table is a wonderful example of Spanish colonial design. The stunning top is made

A Spanish Colonial Narra wood bookcase cabinet, Circa 1900, in two parts: the top section with

. The Philippines were a Spanish colony for over 300 years, so this is a wonderful example of European

Mid 19th century Spanish-colonial long dining table from the Philippines. Made from three

Beautiful inlaid coffee table by Maitland Smith, nice original condition circa 1990s nice medallion legs and carved wood edge.

A Spanish Colonial narra wood table, mid-19th century, the near circular top above four straight

, center panel in one piece of wood. The Philippines were a Spanish colony for over 300 years, so this is

Long table from Spanish colony. Crafted in Narra (light) and Balayong (dark) hardwood, both sorts

is beautiful wood from the Philippines, and has an almost organic feel due to the heft and slightly

square tapering legs. God patina. From the Philippines, late 19th century. Narra is the national tree

Philippines was a Spanish colony 1565 - 1898, that's makes the furniture designed in European style is made

cm thick one-piece table top with with moulded edge. The Philippines were a Spanish colony for over

This absolutely stunning vintage Spanish Colonial style articulated santos sculpture (bulto) stands