Two bamboo coral necklaces (Isis Hippuris) comes with a silver cuff. - weight cuff 250 gr. -

Two Tibetan necklaces with brass, metal and semi precious stones, comes with a silver Tibetan pendant set with semi precious stones. - weight pendant 164 gr. -

A bronze figure of the four faced Buddha and a bronze figure of the four armed Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, 20th century --H. 35 and 34 cm-

A large Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze statue of Green Tara seated on a lotus throne and with turquoise inlay. Green Tara is a symbol of enlightened activity and abundance, often seen as a Bodhisattva or Buddha of compassion and action. She is a protector who comes to one's aid to relieve physical, emotional, and spiritual suffering. In Buddhism, her name translates as 'She Who Leads Across', signifying her role in liberating humanity from Samsara, the Ocean of Illusion. First half 20th century -H. 45 cm-

A polychrome painted carved wooden figure of Barong, Indonesia, Bali, 19th/20th century -H. 60 cm-

A bronze figure of Buddha Shakyamuni seated on a lotus throne, Nepal, 20th century -H. 49 cm-

A Burmese container vase shaped as Hintha -H. 12,5 cm-

A bronze bust of Buddha, Thailand, 19th century or earlier -H. 37,5 cm-

A Balinese carved wooden calendar. Calendars were used on Bali and Lombok to determine the correct time for festivals, rituals associated with rice planting, and horoscopes, early 20th century -42,5 cm x 9 cm--

Two silver hairpins, Malacca, circa 1900, ear spoons, twisted hairpins, etc.

BWZG and silver plated Far Eastern betelnut boxes, etc.

Far Eastern BWZG, silver plated and brass betelnut boxes, boxes, jewelry, etc., Cambodia, Indonesia, etc.

Two Cambodian little duck betel boxes, Indian tika box with peacock finial, four betel boxes, etc.

BWZG Indian silver belt, Arabic bracelet, filigree ear rings, etc.

Bronze statue of an elephant, India, second half 20th century -ca. 21 x 26 x 25 cm-

Two wooden sculptures on wooden base, bare chested women, Indonesia, 1st quarter 20th century -h. 101 cm-

A Japanese bronze vase decorated in relief with scene of geese, mushroom shaped handles, red patina, seal mark to the base, Meiji period (1868-1912), together with a Japanese brass vase decorated with birds in flight, first half 20th century -H. 23 and 18 cm-

A coromandel wooden sculpture of the monkey god Hanuman defeating an evil dragon, Indonesia, Bali, early 20th century -H. 73,5 cm-

The Philippines, Mindanao, Moro vases, a pair of traditional brass wedding vessels (gador), commonly used to hold ceremonial grains offered by the groom's family to the bride, symbolizing wealth and status (e.g. Datu), multiple layers elaborately decorated with repeating pattern of 'tumpal' triangles, four pointed stars and tendrils on gadurs due to the craftsmanship of the Moro/Filipino people, impressive lidded jars, - H. 30 cm. -

Malay-Chinese, a five arm brass Peranakan candelabra, depicting makara figures, naga with scales on tales and a circular shaped hole with open-worked white jadeitic style ornament, five-branch candelabrum - H. 41 cm. -

Indonesia, Bali/Java, a set of six identical beaded baskets, served as covering for offerings, very fine old basketry, inner bowl consists of woven lontar palm leafs, beads composition is horizontal tricolour Dutch flags in red, white and blue, rare in pristine condition, - D. 8 to 16 cm. -

Indonesia, East-Java/Madura, a Javanese Madurese ceremonial rice basket, a profusely carved wooden standard with foliate scrolls, the four gracious legs polychrome painted in red and gold tones, horn struts and inside refined rattan basketry - three defects holes-, served to present cooked rice during important feasts, six nail heads offering stability, rare, - D. 25,5/H. 23,5 cm. -

Two Indonesian BWZG repoussé dishes on round base and betel nut holder pendant, 19th/20th century

A porcelain vessel of bulbous shape decorated to the body with flowers issuing from rockwork and a pouring vessel with stylised decoration, probably Korea, 18th/19th century -H. 25 and 23 cm, the first with a hairline crack-

A quantity bronze, metal alloy and wooden Buddha's, Thailand and south east Asia, 19th/20th century

Two Asian openworked and carved coconuts, one with a turtle, the other with Buddha, 19th century

Illuminated book of tree bark, a pustaha, Northern Sumatra -3 x 18,5 x 12 cm-

Tibetan gilt bronze figure of Guru Padmasambhava with coral and turquoise inlay, 19th /20th century -H. 19,5 cm-

A Chinese jadeite eternal knot pendant, nine silver skull pendants, miniature Buddhas, etc.

A repoussé gilt bronze plaque of Manjushri with turquoise bead inlay, Tibet, 19th/20th century -46 x 32,5 cm-

Early 20th century Thai or Burmese tapestry named Kalaga. Embroidered with gold thread, sequins and glass beads. Depicting two oval medallions showing divinities riding an elephant and lion surrounded by other mythological figures -180cm x 130 cm, wear due to age and minor pieces missing-

Far eastern bronze bell with Buddha handle and Chinese coins -Signs of wear-

Syrian revival brass and silver jug with foliate motifs and fragments from the quran, circa 1900, and Indian silver scent bottle with embossed foliate motifs -h. jug 18,5 cm-

Indonesia, Java, a pair of brass gongs without beater, floral scrolls, - L. 17/27 cm. -