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Place of Origin: Southeast Asian
Ethno Design Standing Human Skeleton Sculptured in Wood, South East Asia
Located in Leuven , BE
The sculpture dates from the beginning of the 20th century and has a wonderful patina.
Category

Early 20th Century Southeast Asian Folk Art

Materials

Wood

Ethno Design Standing Human Skeleton Sculptured in Wood, South East Asia
Ethno Design Standing Human Skeleton Sculptured in Wood, South East Asia

Ethno Design Standing Human Skeleton Sculptured in Wood, South East Asia

14th To 16th Century Asian Jar/vessel (Possibly Khmer)
Located in Austin, TX
Introduce your space to a piece of ancient history with this ancient Asian Jar. Exuding aged charm and rustic features, this relic pays homage to antiquity, capturing the imagination...
Category

16th Century Antique Southeast Asian Folk Art

Materials

Clay

14th To 16th Century Asian Jar/vessel (Possibly Khmer)
14th To 16th Century Asian Jar/vessel (Possibly Khmer)

14th To 16th Century Asian Jar/vessel (Possibly Khmer)

An Asmat head ornament made from Cuscus fur
Located in Amsterdam, NL
Asmat, Papua Province, Indonesia, Late 19th century Made from a long piece of Cuscus fur decorated on the sides with shell beads and strings of natural fiber. Provenance: - Collec...
Category

Late 19th Century Antique Southeast Asian Folk Art

Materials

Fur, Shell, Natural Fiber

An Asmat head ornament made from Cuscus fur
An Asmat head ornament made from Cuscus fur

An Asmat head ornament made from Cuscus fur

Pottery Vase, Northern Thailand, 14th-16th Century
Located in New York, NY
Natural feldspathic, wood-ash glazed ceramic vessel with four small handles and a flared mouth. OUR REFERENCE N7597  
Category

16th Century Folk Art Antique Southeast Asian Folk Art

Materials

Ceramic

Pottery Vase, Northern Thailand, 14th-16th Century
Pottery Vase, Northern Thailand, 14th-16th Century

Pottery Vase, Northern Thailand, 14th-16th Century

Set of Five Blue Glass Earrings, Bang Chiang, South East Asia, 200AD-4000BC
Located in Schellebelle, BE
Set of five blue glass earrings from Ban Chiang culture, South East Asia Measures: Different heights in stands 14/12/12/11/9 cm.
Category

15th Century and Earlier Antique Southeast Asian Folk Art

Materials

Glass

Set of Five Blue Glass Earrings, Bang Chiang, South East Asia, 200AD-4000BC
Set of Five Blue Glass Earrings, Bang Chiang, South East Asia, 200AD-4000BC

Set of Five Blue Glass Earrings, Bang Chiang, South East Asia, 200AD-4000BC

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