Rare large Ban Chiang earthenware pottery vessel. Geometric rope designs around a central seed pod.

For Thais and ceramic enthusiasts everywhere, the name Ban Chiang (บ้านเชียง)conjures up an image of uniquely painted pottery. The red pattern, which later became known as the “Ban Chiang Rope”, characterizes the clay jars that are around 5,000-7,000 years old, and, perhaps, some of the oldest in the world.

Age: 300 BCE - 200 AD Late... Click for details

Chinese antique porcelain vase with bats. Made in gourd form with decorations of iron red bats and blue clouds. The clouds are in blue underglaze while the bats are over enamel painted technique. With six character Xuantong mark (1909-1911)

Dimensions: 8 3/4" high x 4" wide

Chinese antique porcelain bowl with blue and white glaze. The interior design is of three cranes in flight and wisps of swirling clouds encircled by two concentric rings. The design on the outside of the bowl is of different alternating flower branches. With a six character Jiajing mark.

Dimensions: 1 7/8" high x 7 3/8" wide

The thinly potted shallow cup rising from a short flared foot to an everted rim, the rounded sides divided into six petal lobes by notches around the rim, resting on a stand of saucer shape with a hexalobed rim and stepped pedestal in the center, all on a trefoil-pierced petal-shaped foot, both covered overall with a pale ice-blue translucent glaze.
There is a single old kitsugi repair in gold on rim.

Age: Song Dynasty (960-1279)

Dimensions: 2 1/8" high Overall: 3... Click for details

Early 16th Century Nepalese Stone Seated Ganesha. Worn stone on face and overall front. Seated upon a carved lotus throne. Dimensions:8″ high (on base) 6 7/8″ high x 5 1/ 1/2″ wide x 2 1/4″ thick Age: 16th Century Ganesha’s elephant head symbolizes wisdom, understanding, and the ability to discriminate. He is worshiped before starting new things to clear obstacles and pave the way for progress. There are many examples of Nepalese Ganesha art, including a sculpture in the... Click for details

Antique Chinese open mouth earthenware jar for holding grain. Outside wood stamp by hand textured pattern simulating the abundance of grain. Inside at the rim would have originally fit a covered lid. Complete condition with no previous damage. Dimensions: 12″ wide x 9 3/4″ high Age: Zhou period (1046 – 356 BC) The Zhou dynasty ([ʈʂóʊ]; Chinese: 周) was a royal dynasty of China that existed for 789 years from c. 1046 BC until 256 BC, the longest of all dynasties in... Click for details

Ancient Tang Dynasty Terra Cotta horse and rider. Tomb dirt attached to its body and red pigment.

Age: Tang Dynasty 5th Century

Dimensions: 12 5/8" Long by 15" High by 4 1/8" Wide

A vintage iron garden lantern featuring a grapevine motif with hinged door and votive candle holder on the inner floor. Beautiful aged patina and a cast finial depicting a knotted ring. Grape leaves drape the top of the roof. Marked with an incised Taiwan at the bottom.

Age: Mid Century

Dimensions: 7" Wide by 10" High by 7" Deep.

Chinese jade and gold bracelet and pair of earrings. Alternating jade and gold circles with gold characters of life, joy and blessing connected by gold chains. The jade is a lovely translucent apple green color. The gold is impresses with the mark "T.Y.L. 14K".

Age: Mid 20th century

An antique Chinese pair of Fu Dogs made in a cream crackle glaze. Fierce yet mildly domesticated design. Male holds a sphere shaped ball which represents the protection of the world while the female holds her playful pup which represents the strong family unit. Heavy porcelain with felt base.

Age: Early 20th Century 1900-1920

Dimensions each: 18 1/2" Long by 18 1/2" High by 9 1/4" Wide