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$40.00 Shipping Location: Thailand Age: Burma, Mandalay Period, 19th Century.
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$49.00 Shipping Location: Denver, United States Late 19th C. However despite their color, the weights are still mainly about ninety-percent copper.
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$29.00 Shipping Location: Israel Height : 20 cm/ 8". Item is sold as is .
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Location: Miami, United States 乾隆年间的木雕刻的牌匾 ANTIQUE 19 c. ELABORATE BURMESE SHAN/ CHINESE COVERED PAPIER MACHE TRAY FABULOUS Inside Dia. of Tray ~ 19" ~ 48cm) Max. Dimensions ~ ... more28" x 15" H See Photos SOLD AS IS some aging/ crack line/ scratch PLEASE CONTACT US FOR ACCURATE SHIPPING CHARGES AS WE MIGHT HAVE TO SHIP IN 2 SEPARATE PACKAGES* CAN BE SHIPPED VIA USPS or FedEx GROUND* Please Check My STORE for MANY other Great Jewelry! Please check enlarged photos for more condition detail Colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor settings* This is a chance to add this unique item to your collection. PLEASE VIEW ALL PHOTOGRAPHS AS THEY FORM AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE DESCRIPTION Please contact me after auction within 24 hours. Payment must be received no more than 24 hours after auction. PLEASE READ ALL TERMS BELOW BEFORE PLACING A BID SHIPPING POLICIES: Shipping takes 2-5 business days from a cleared payment. International buyers please contact us for international shipping rates before bidding. Local pickup is always available and free. For the International Buyers: You are responsible for any import duties or taxes imposed by your country. Import duties and tax charges are not included in the item price or shipping fees. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. You are responsible for making sure that items purchased are legal for import into your country. We the seller are not responsible for your purchases that may be seized by your country's customs offices. If you need our help in any way. Or have questions, we will do our best to assist you. Please check with your country's customs office to determine their restrictions and prohibitions. TERMS& CONDITIONS: I accept: Paypal. Payment is due within 24 Hours from the closing date of the auction unless noted. Items being sent to
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$12.25 Shipping Location: Duarte, United States Our goal is procure the best available Chinese, Japanese, and Asian antiques and conduct the most accurate research and dating. 物品的安全是我們的首要任務。 我們有20多年的包裝經驗。 ... more因此，包裝和處理物品由我們自行決定。 易碎物品通常會用裝有大量泡包的雙盒包裝。 我們會用最安全，最合理，最快的運輸服務。 如果您希望使用特定的托運或服務，請告知我們，不過您要支付額外的運費。.
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$1200.00 Shipping Location: San Rafael, United States 19th century. Pages are in near perfect condition. I believe this is how they bound them. I am located in the central coast of California. A complete ... moreset : 16 pages + 2 wooden covers.
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Free Shipping Location: Thailand The smooth and lustrous jade stone reflects light, creating an enchanting play of colors that adds to its allure. In Chinese culture, the tortoise is ... morea symbol of longevity, wisdom, and protection. It is believed to bring good luck and positive energy to its owner.
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$22.00 Shipping Location: Zaragoza, Spain Weight 114.8g.
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$22.00 Shipping Location: Zaragoza, Spain Weight 145.9g.
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$19.00 Shipping Location: Wien, Austria Origin: Burma. condition: chip in one of the faces on top of the piece o/w still very good - exactly as seen on illustrations. _gsrx_vers_841 (GS 7.0.16 ... more(841)).
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$215.00 Shipping Location: Canada Burma 19th Century Mandalay period. However, the Buddha-to-be remained. Buddha is depicted seated on a shaped plinth wearing a monastic robe; his hands ... moreare in bhumisparsa mudra, the hair worked in tight curls surmounted by the ushnisha, adorned with glass jewels crown band at the hairline.
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$12.94 Shipping Location: Jupiter, United States This cylindrical box is made of lacquered woven bamboo.
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$150.00 Shipping Location: เมืองเชียงใหม่, Thailand Type : Lamp. Size : Dia 55 cm. x H 65 cm., Base size : 40 x 40 x 32 cm. Quantity : Lot of 1 piece. Color : As photos.
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$120.00 Shipping Location: เมืองเชียงใหม่, Thailand Type : Lamp. Quantity : Lot of 1 piece. Size : Dia 65 cm. x H 70 cm., Base size : 25 x 25 x 48 cm. Color : As photos.
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$136.00 Shipping Location: Thailand He once held attributes that would have corresponded to his character. Myanmar, 19th C. Around his head is covered by a fashionable cloth wrap (gaung ... morebaung) while his stylized hair is done in a neat topknot.
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$88.15 Shipping Location: Hallandale, United States Rare Vintage Buddha Stature. Special large antique Shan Buddha statue from Burma, 18th centuryPrice:$9,801.65Special Shan Buddha Stature from Burma, 18th ... morecentury is Rare Antique Original and Very RareMaterial : lacquerware gold over woodApproximately 75,1 cm highApproximately 49,5 cm wide and 29,8 cm deepGilded with 24 krt. goldShan (Tai Yai) styleBhumisparsha mudra18th centuryOriginal antique Shan Buddhas in this size and quality are very rare !Originating from Burma
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$41.00 Shipping Location: 's-Gravenhage - Laakhaven-Oost, Netherlands Phūkin Thai, was usually fastened together with two cotton cords, which were threaded through two holes pierced through the leaves of the entire manuscript. ... morePalm leaves have been a popular writing support in South and Southeast Asia for about two thousand years.
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$289.00 Shipping Location: Thailand Normally the roof can be three to seven tiers high and elegantly decorated. Myanmar, Circa 19th C.
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$56.00 Shipping Location: Zaragoza, Spain Weight 583.1g.
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$49.00 Shipping Location: Denver, United States 1360.5g. 19th C. However despite the color, the weight is still mainly about ninety-percent copper. Weight: 1360.5 grams.
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$300.00 Shipping Location: Thailand Age: Burma, Mandalay Period, 19th Century. Size: Height 53 C.M. / Width 54.5 C.M. / Depth 20 C.M.
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$139.00 Shipping Location: Thailand BURMA. CAMBODIA. CHINA. INDIA. INDONESIA. JAPAN. KOREA. LANKA. LAO. THAILAND.TIBET. Antique Burmese Wood-carved Holy Man'Shaman' Figure. Myanmar. ... more19th Century. Burmese Shamanism- Master of Spirits' A Shaman or healer mediates relationships between daily life and the spirit world, they are able to utilize ancient ritual and passed down techniques to combat evil spirits, by communicating with the spirit world while in a trance. Description: Old 19th century Burmese teakwood carved auspicious figure of a holy man. Probably a Shaman or Medicine Man of sorts, depicted standing in a frontal posture on a small round plinth, grasping a walking cane with the right hand, whilst the left hand, with open-palm, holds a'philosepher's stone' a medicinal amulet used to oppress evil forces and induce well being. xxx He wears a long flowing robe. Of traditional monk style in the Open mode, worn diagonnally over the left shoulder, covering both arms, with a broad end fold draped to his mid-section. xxx His face is serene. Hand-painted, with realistic flesh-like appearance, almond-shaped eyes, heavy eyebrows, prominent nose, and bow-shaped mouth with red lips smiling. His head is covered by a fashionable cloth woven hat. xxx The figure is beautifully carved from a single block of wood. With the arms attached by small nails(typical early Burmese style) hand-painted in heavy re-applied layers of lacquer paints, vividly accented. The base bears an inscription written in temple monks scripture using white enamel paint. Remarks: Excellent condition. Unaltered, unrepaired, without cracks or splits, preserved by re-applied layers of lacquer paint from time to time, with the wood having normal chips, dents, and minor paint loss, due to the many years of exposure to the weather and other deteriorating conditions. Data Observation: Please view detailed photos for overall quality and minor imperfections of the item. Dimensions: Height: 15.0 inches(38.1cm) Shipping: Item(s) shipped direct from Thailand worldwide. Through
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$127.00 Shipping Location: Thailand BURMA. CAMBODIA. CHINA. INDIA. INDONESIA. JAPAN. KOREA. LANKA. LAO. THAILAND.TIBET. Antique Wood-Carved Burmese Female Shaman- Archiitectural Temple Element. ... moreMyanmar. 19th C. Description: A beautiful 19th century Mandalay Period Architectural Temple Element of a Female Shaman. Carved of auspicious Teak wood, she is depicted standing on a square plinth, with arms stretched, presenting a ritual offering to the Sky Spirit or Grandfather Spirit, by holding a ceremonial vessel high above her head with both hands. She is elegantly dressed in a long flowing Sarong of floral design, secured by a decorative belt about her waist, draped in decorative layers of foliated plates, ornate sashes, and flanked by wing-like flanges extending beyond the back of her garment. The hand-carved features of her face appear realistic and vivid, portraying a benevolent nature, highly detailed with emotion and a smiling expression, almond-shaped eyes open, broad nose, and bow-shaped lips. She wears a tall Burmese style headdress, fashioned with her long hair pulled back in a pony-tail, and garthered by a knot. xxx In Burmese culture. Prior to the advent of Buddhism, Burmese were animists, who worshipped a series of natural spirits called'Nats' The Nat's as spirits of natural forces, such as water, wind, stones, and trees, take many guises. They are helping spirits, energies of the invisible world, all ghost who are guardians of the state and royal family, and grantors of dynastic continuity. Burmese reguard Nat worship as a method of dealing with or solving the problems of this life. xxx In each traditional village. There is a sacred groove at the top of the village, where the sky spirit is propitiated with offerings. Ceremonies are held, paying respect to the Nat spirits, with concerns of avoiding harm from Nats who died prematurely and thus considered to be angry, and or jealous. Such ritual ceremonies are officiated by Spirit Mediums, Shaman's who combine music, dance, and trances to communicate with the spirit world, pra
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$164.00 Shipping Location: Thailand "Oh joyful Guardian Spirit, may you show us with your blessings, the blessings of Nature and the Divine. Myanmar 20th Century. Origin: xxxxxxxxx Myanmar. ... morePeriod: xxxxxxxx 20th Century. Remarks: Rare.
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$169.00 Shipping Location: Thailand This head was originally used in Theatrical puppeteering and was produced during the late Konbaung period (1752-1885) to early Mandalay Period (1853-1885). ... moreMyanmar 18/19th Century. Puppets of this type were traditionally built around a religious-based 'Jataka's stories of Buddhist fables and folktales of Buddha's previous lives.
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$389.00 Shipping Location: Thailand BURMA. CAMBODIA. CHINA. INDIA. INDONESIA. JAPAN. KOREA. LANKA. LAO. THAILAND. TIBET. Magnificent Burmese Marble Statue of a Shan Buddha. Myanmar 19th ... moreCentury. Description: Exquisite 19th century relief carved image of a Burmese Shan Buddha. Meditating on a Lotus Throne, beautifully executed with impressive authority, from a single block of dense Marble. The image has a relatively smooth finished surface, with precise details carved in the face and outlined areas of the figure. Incised lines are used to delineate the facial features, outlining of the garment and bottom hem of the robe. Chisel marks are present over the creviced areas of the figure, and the entire back surface. Wonderful naturally aged weathered patina, with gold gilding remnants. xxxx The sculpture is fragmented at the lower rear section and bottom portion of the stone- whether intentional by the creators hands. Of a spiritual entity emerging from the stone, or a repercussion of age from whence it was broken. Assumed broken, the sculpture was previously repaired using cement, by Burmese villagers. xxxx The buddha is seated in the'Vajrasana' posture. With legs crossed and both soles of the feet pointed upwards. The left hand resting palm open on the lap, while the right hand forms the'Bhumisparsa' mudra, Calling the Earth to Witness, gesture, with fingures of equal length stretched forward to touch the ground. xxxx Buddha sits upright in perfect perpendicular alignment with the earth. His well shaped torso is inflated by a broad chest. And narrow waist, wearing a long monastic robe in the'Open Mode" diagonally over the left shoulder, leaving the right shoulder and breast uncovered. A broad end flap drapes to his midriff, indicated by incision. xxxx His gentle face has a refine remote appearance characterized by a somewhat oval shape. With a serene expression. Highly detailed eyes are carved in relief and accentuated by arched eyebrows set above a finely shaped aquiline nose, and well-shaped smiling lips. Beautifully carved
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$60.00 Shipping Location: Thailand Age: Burma, Colonial, Early 20th Century. Size: Height 13.7 - 22 C.M. / Width 5.1 - 10.7 C.M.
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$145.00 Shipping Location: Thailand Myanmar, Circa 19/20th Century. The hand-painted features of the face appear realistic and vivid, portraying a benevolent nature, with almond-shaped eyes, ... morelong nose, bow-shaped mouth, and arching eyebrows outlined in black.
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$42.00 Shipping Location: Thailand Late Mandalay Period. Late Mandalay Period. Period: xxxxxxxx Late Mandalay Period (1853-1948). Composition: xx Teak Wood, with re-applied layer of Clear ... moreLacquer or Varnish.
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Free Shipping Location: Israel The set of soldiers are good condition exactly as you see on the photo. Dear collectors, I am o ffering a gorgeous piece from my ocean jewels collection! ... moreVery nice was found in estate family collection.
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H: 4.5 cm / 95 grams Old Bronze Burmese Horse Opium Weight ''Free Shipping''
H: 4.5 cm/ 95 grams Old Bronze Burmese Horse Opium Weight'Free Shipping' Total Weight: 95 grams Size: w 5 cm x d 2.5 cm x h 4.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in Horse Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed ... moreout, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand on plinths or bases of different shapes. Similar weighs, usually of small size, in the shape of elephants and the beasts of the Chinese zodiac, proba
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H: 4.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Horse Opium Weight -120 g ''Free Shipping''
H: 4.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Horse Opium Weight-120 g'Free Shipping' Total Weight: 120 grams Size: w 5 cm x d 2.5 cm x h 4.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in Horse Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed out, ... morethe bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand on plinths or bases of different shapes. Similar weighs, usually of small size, in the shape of elephants and the beasts of the Chinese zodiac, probably
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H:5.2 cm Old Bronze Burmese Elephant Troop Weight -50 g "Free Shipping"
H:5.2 cm Old Bronze Burmese Elephant Troop Weight-50 g"Free Shipping" Total Weight: 50 grams Size: w 3 cm x d 1.7 cm x h 5.2 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in Elephant Troop Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Elephant Troop The elephant's thick hide protected it from injury. The high riding position gave the rider a good view but made him a visible target. A war elephant is an elephant trained and guided by humans for combat. Their main use was in charges. To trample the enemy and/or break their ranks. They were ... moreprobably first employed in India, where the elephant corps served as one of the four classical wings of the Indian Army. It is commonly thought that all war elephants were male because of males' greater aggression. But this was not always true. Female elephants were more commonly used for logistics. In Ancient time. Burma(now Myanmar) and Siam(now Thailand) also used elephants in all their wars. OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed out, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven
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H: 3.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Bird Weight - 30 g "Free Shipping"
H: 3.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Bird Weight- 30 g"Free Shipping" Weight: 30 grams Size: w 2.5 cm x d 2.5 cm x h 3.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in Garawake Bird Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Nok Garawake is a magical bird and said to have such heavenly voice. There are quite a few name variations for this creature; Garawake. Garawik and Gorawik. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which ... morewere used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed out, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand
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H: 4.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese "River Dragon-Naga" Weight -50 g "Free Shipping"
H: 4.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese"River Dragon-Naga" Weight- 50g"Free Shipping" Total Weight: 50 grams Size: w 2.2 cm x d 2.2 cm x h 4.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in"River Dragon- Naga" Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. N AGA Serpent deity dwelling in the subterranean regions. it is believed that they bring fertility and prosperity. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals ... morewhich were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed out, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all sta
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H:3.5 cm / 50 grams Old Bronze Burmese Elephant Figure Weight "Free Shipping"
H:3.5 cm/ 50 grams Old Bronze Burmese Elephant Figure Weight"Free Shipping" Weight: 50 grams Size: w 3.5 cm x d 2.2 cm x h 3.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in Elephant Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed ... moreout, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand on plinths or bases of different shapes. Similar weighs, usually of small size, in the shape of elephants and the beasts of the Chinese zodiac, prob
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Antique Painting sitting buddhist wooden carved, 18-19th C, size 14.5x18.5 cm.
An antique painting sitting buddhist carved. All condition nice as in the pictures and original from Burma, 18-19 Th C. Very RARE… Measurement: Height 18.5 c.m.width 14.5 c.m. Payment: I accept PAYPAL only. Please within 7 days after Buying. All items will ship to worldwide in 2-3 days after you paid for items that you won and you should recieved in 2-4 weeks Shipping cost: US$25
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3 of H: 4.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese "River Dragon-Naga" Weight - Free Shipping
3 of H: 4.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese"River Dragon-Naga" Weight- Free Shipping Total Weight: 150 grams Weight/ each: 50 grams Size: w 2.3 cm x d 2.3 cm x h 4.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in"River Dragon- Naga" Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. N AGA Serpent deity dwelling in the subterranean regions. it is believed that they bring fertility and prosperity. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high ... morevalued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed out, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weight
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H: 5.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Horse Troop Weight -115 g 'Free Shipping'
H: 5.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Horse Troop Weight-115 g'Free Shipping' Total Weight: 115 grams Size: w 5 cm x d 2.5 cm x h 5.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in Horse Troop Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed ... moreout, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand on plinths or bases of different shapes. Similar weighs, usually of small size, in the shape of elephants and the beasts of the Chinese zodiac, prob
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H: 5.8 cm Old Bronze Burmese Horse Troop Weight -110 g 'Free Shipping'
H: 5.8 cm Old Bronze Burmese Horse Troop Weight-110 g'Free Shipping' Total Weight: 110 grams Size: w 4.5 cm x d 2.5 cm x h 5.8 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in Horse Troop Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed ... moreout, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand on plinths or bases of different shapes. Similar weighs, usually of small size, in the shape of elephants and the beasts of the Chinese zodiac, pr
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H: 5 cm Old Bronze Burmese "River Dragon-Naga" Weight -40 g "Free Shipping"
H: 5 cm Old Bronze Burmese"River Dragon-Naga" Weight-40 g"Free Shipping" Total Weight: 40 grams Size: w 2 cm x d 2 cm x h 5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in"River Dragon- Naga" Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. N AGA Serpent deity dwelling in the subterranean regions. it is believed that they bring fertility and prosperity. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which ... morewere used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed out, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand on pl
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H:2.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Turtle with baby Weight -150 g "Free Shipping"
H:2.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Turtle with baby Weight-150 g"Free Shipping" Total Weight: 150 grams Size: w 6.5 cm x d 4 cm x h 2.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weight was in Turtle with baby Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza ... morewas weighed out, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand on plinths or bases of different shapes. Similar weighs, usually of small size, in the shape of elephants and the beasts of the Chinese zod
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H: 3.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Lion Figure Weight - 40 g "Free Shipping"
H: 3.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Lion Figure Weight- 40 g"Free Shipping" Total Weight: 40 grams Size: w 3 cm x d 1.8 cm x h 3.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in Lion Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed out, ... morethe bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand on plinths or bases of different shapes. Similar weighs, usually of small size, in the shape of elephants and the beasts of the Chinese zodiac, probably or
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H: 3.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Goat Figure Weight - 40 grams "Free Shipping"
H: 3.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Goat Figure Weight- 40 grams"Free Shipping" Total Weight: 40 grams Size: w 3.5 cm x d 1.7 cm x h 3.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in Goat Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Goat regarded as a symbol of intelligent& artistic. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order ... moreto ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed out, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand on plinths or bases of different shapes. Similar weighs, usually of small size, in the shape
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H:4.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Elephant Figure Weight - 90 g "Free Shipping"
H:4.5 cm Old Bronze Burmese Elephant Figure Weight- 90 g"Free Shipping" Weight: 90 grams Size: w 3.8 cm x d 2.3 cm x h 4.5 cm Century: 20th Style: Burmese Material: Bronze +++ Enjoy Lovely Art Collection From Asia++ The Weights was in Elephant Figure in very good condition and rare. This Weight is one of many authentic quality collectors opium weights that have been acquired throughout Burma. Thailand, Laos and other parts of Southeast Asia over a number of year. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 OPIUM WEIGHTS Before the advent of a regular currency. Transactions in the bazaars and marketplaces were made by weighing out lumps of relatively high valued metals which were used as currencies such as silver ingots, often referred to as'ganza' In order to ensure that the correct amount of ganza was weighed ... moreout, the bullion merchants used a series of weights which had been officially approved. The origin of these weights has not been established but it is thought they were introduced to Thailand by the Burmese when they conquered Ayudhya in the sixteenth century. The weights are made of a cupriferous alloy and were intended not only for trading purposes but also for religious and political reasons conveying as part of their message the powers of the devine spirit in heaven and the earthly god-king. As collectable pieces they are now commonly known as Siamese Opium Weights due to their use with the opium trade. There are three basic shapes which together make up 95% of the pieces found on the market today: Hantha(mythical ducklike bird) Ziwazo(mythical chickenlike bird) and To, or Chinthe, a dog-lion prominent also in Chinese mythology.There are variations within each type in the general shape of the animal, the geometry of the base, and practical features such as a tail extended to form a handle on some larger weights They all stand on plinths or bases of different shapes. Similar weighs, usually of small size, in the shape of elephants and the beasts of the Chinese zodiac, probably
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21.5 cm high 19th century Old Wooden Monk statue from Burma
21.5 cm high 19th century Old Wooden Monk statue from Burma Material: Wood, 21.5 cm high, 19th century, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 110, Nr. 2073-7, Shipment: Worldwide shipping from The Netherlands at actual cost. Please e-mail us for the shipping fee. We can arrange safe packing& crating as well. We travel a few months every year to many countries in Southeast Asia to collect old and for our online gallery. The Buddha statues we bring to our gallery are all original and purchased in a legal way. We don't deal in stolen statues. Because we often travel to many Asian countries. We have created a huge network of dealers and have developed good relationships with many monasteries and Buddhist temples. Because of that we can find the most special and rarest statues of Buddha and export them to our. Based in the Netherlands. We can ... moreship all our items worldwide. Please contact us for shipping charges. 336.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2B%3E336-1439c78cffe-0xfe-
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57.5 cm high 19th Century Antique Wooden Statue from Burma in Bhumisparsha Mudra
57.5 cm high 19th Century Antique Wooden Statue from Burma in Bhumisparsha Mudra Material: Wood, 57.5 cm high, 19th century, Bhumisparsha Mudra, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 720, Nr. 2542-8, Shipment: Worldwide shipping from The Netherlands at actual cost. Please e-mail us for the shipping fee. We can arrange safe packing& crating as well. We travel a few months every year to many countries in Southeast Asia to collect old and antique for our online gallery. The Buddha statues we bring to our gallery are all original and purchased in a legal way. We don't deal in stolen statues. Because we often travel to many Asian countries. We have created a huge network of dealers and have developed good relationships with many monasteries and Buddhist temples. Because of that we can find the most special and rarest statues of Buddha and export ... morethem to our. Based in the Netherlands. We can ship all our items worldwide. Please contact us for shipping charges.
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33.5 cm high Antique marble alabaster Monk from Burma
33.5 cm high Antique marble alabaster Monk from Burma Material: Marble, 33.5 cm high, 17th century, Ava Style, Namaskara Mudra, Remains of gold are on the statue, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 1173, Nr. 2529-7, Shipment: Worldwide shipping from The Netherlands at actual cost. Please e-mail us for the shipping fee. We can arrange safe packing& crating as well. We travel a few months every year to many countries in Southeast Asia to collect old and for our online gallery. The Buddha statues we bring to our gallery are all original and purchased in a legal way. We don't deal in stolen statues. Because we often travel to many Asian countries. We have created a huge network of dealers and have developed good relationships with many monasteries and Buddhist temples. Because of that we can find the most special and rarest statues of Buddha ... moreand export them to our. Based in the Netherlands. We can ship all our items worldwide. Please contact us for shipping charges.
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24.5 cm high 19th Century Antique Marble Buddha statue
24.5 cm high 19th Century Antique Marble Buddha statue Material: Marble, 24.5 cm high, 19th century, Bhumisparsha Mudra, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 225, Nr. 2559-6, Shipment: Worldwide shipping from The Netherlands at actual cost. Please e-mail us for the shipping fee. We can arrange safe packing& crating as well. We travel a few months every year to many countries in Southeast Asia to collect old and for our online gallery. The Buddha statues we bring to our gallery are all original and purchased in a legal way. We don't deal in stolen statues. Because we often travel to many Asian countries. We have created a huge network of dealers and have developed good relationships with many monasteries and Buddhist temples. Because of that we can find the most special and rarest statues of Buddha and export them to our. Based in the ... moreNetherlands. We can ship all our items worldwide. Please contact us for shipping charges.
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47.5 cm high Antique Burmese Lotus Buddha made of Marble
47.5 cm high Antique Burmese Lotus Buddha made of Marble Material: Marble, 47.5 cm high, 19th century, Bumisparsha Mudra, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 1870, Nr. 2576-7, Shipment: Worldwide shipping from The Netherlands at actual cost. Please e-mail us for the shipping fee. We can arrange safe packing& crating as well. We travel a few months every year to many countries in Southeast Asia to collect old and for our online gallery. The Buddha statues we bring to our gallery are all original and purchased in a legal way. We don't deal in stolen statues. Because we often travel to many Asian countries. We have created a huge network of dealers and have developed good relationships with many monasteries and Buddhist temples. Because of that we can find the most special and rarest statues of Buddha and export them to our. Based in the ... moreNetherlands. We can ship all our items worldwide. Please contact us for shipping charges.
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23,5 cm high Antique Wooden Burmese Buddha statue on Naga snake
23.5 cm high Antique Wooden Burmese Buddha statue on Naga snake Material: Wood, 23.5 cm high, 19th century, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 300, Nr. 1933-2, Shipment: Worldwide shipping from The Netherlands at actual cost. Please e-mail us for the shipping fee. We can arrange safe packing& crating as well. We travel a few months every year to many countries in Southeast Asia to collect old and for our online gallery. The Buddha statues we bring to our gallery are all original and purchased in a legal way. We don't deal in stolen statues. Because we often travel to many Asian countries. We have created a huge network of dealers and have developed good relationships with many monasteries and Buddhist temples. Because of that we can find the most special and rarest statues of Buddha and export them to our. Based in the Netherlands. ... moreWe can ship all our items worldwide. Please contact us for shipping charges.
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13.5 cm high Antique Buddha head statues made of Lacquer from Burma
39.5 cm long 19th century Antique Buddha statue Material: Lacquer, 13.5 cm high, Ava Style, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 115, Nr. 1094-30, Shipment: Worldwide shipping from The Netherlands at actual cost. Please e-mail us for the shipping fee. We can arrange safe packing& crating as well. We travel a few months every year to many countries in Southeast Asia to collect old and for our online gallery. The Buddha statues we bring to our gallery are all original and purchased in a legal way. We don't deal in stolen statues. Because we often travel to many Asian countries. We have created a huge network of dealers and have developed good relationships with many monasteries and Buddhist temples. Because of that we can find the most special and rarest statues of Buddha and export them to our. Based in the Netherlands. We can ship all ... moreour items worldwide. Please contact us for shipping charges.
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63,5 cm high partially Gold-plated wooden Burmese Buddha statue
63.5 cm high partially Gold-plated wooden Burmese Buddha statue Material: Wood, 63.5 cm high, Partly gold-plated with 24 krt. gold, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 225, Nr. 1603-21, Shipment: Worldwide shipping from The Netherlands at actual cost. Please e-mail us for the shipping fee. We can arrange safe packing& crating as well. We travel a few months every year to many countries in Southeast Asia to collect old and for our online gallery. The Buddha statues we bring to our gallery are all original and purchased in a legal way. We don't deal in stolen statues. Because we often travel to many Asian countries. We have created a huge network of dealers and have developed good relationships with many monasteries and Buddhist temples. Because of that we can find the most special and rarest statues of Buddha and export them to our. Based ... morein the Netherlands. We can ship all our items worldwide. Please contact us for shipping charges.
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41.5 cm high 19th Century Mandalay style Antique Alabaster Buddha from Burma
41.5 cm high 19th Century Mandalay style Antique Alabaster Buddha from Burma Material: Marble, 41.5 cm high, 19th century, Mandalay Style, Bhumisparsha Mudra, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 1520, Nr. 2589-1, Shipment: Worldwide shipping from The Netherlands at actual cost. Please e-mail us for the shipping fee. We can arrange safe packing& crating as well. We travel a few months every year to various Southeast Asian countries to collect old and for our online gallery. The Buddha statues we bring to our gallery are all original and purchased in a legal way. We don't deal in stolen statues. Because we often travel to many Asian countries. We have created a huge network of dealers and have developed good relationships with many monasteries and Buddhist temples. Because of that we can find the most special and rarest statues of Buddha ... moreand export them to our. Based in the Netherlands. We can ship all our items worldwide. Please contact us for shipping charges.
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39,5 cm high Antique Goldplated Wooden Buddha Altar from Burma
Description: Material: Wood, 39.5 cm hugh, 30 cm wide, 15 cm deep, 19th Century, Mandalay style, Bhumisparsha Mudra, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 415, Nr. 2525-3, Visit this page for more information: Shipping We ship all the available Buddha statues from our gallery in the Netherlands to all over the world at the actual cost. for actual shipping costs. We make very safe packing and crating. Free of charge. We will ship the same day when the payment has arrived. About Our Buddha Gallery A few months every year we travel in Burma and other Asian countries to collect original and. Please visit our to see our complete collection. Besides. We also sell. See the pages below: All items Lacquerware items Burmese Nats New on the website Marble statues Buddha heads Items below 200 euro Other material statues Opium Weights Museum pieces Thangkas ... moreTemples/ shrines Wooden statues Laughing Buddhas Buddha statues Bronze statues Guan Yin statues Normal 0 21 false false false NL X-NONE X-NONE Normal 0 21 false false false NL X-NONE X-NONE.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2Bfg2%3E-147157a1012-0x10b-
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19th Century 25,5 cm high Antique goldplated wooden Buddha from Burma
Description: Material: Wood, 25.5 cm cm high, 19th century, Varada Mudra, Goldplated with 24 krt gold, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 265, Nr. 2410-5, Visit this page for more information: Shipping We ship all the available Buddha statues from our gallery in the Netherlands to all over the world at the actual cost. for actual shipping costs. We make very safe packing and crating. Free of charge. We will ship the same day when the payment has arrived. About Our Buddha Gallery A few months every year we travel in Burma and other Asian countries to collect original and. Please visit our to see our complete collection. Besides. We also sell. See the pages below: All items Lacquerware items Burmese Nats New on the website Marble statues Buddha heads Items below 200 euro Other material statues Opium Weights Museum pieces Thangkas Temples/ shrines ... moreWooden statues Laughing Buddhas Buddha statues Bronze statues Guan Yin statues Normal 0 21 false false false NL X-NONE X-NONE Normal 0 21 false false false NL X-NONE X-NONE
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26,5 cm high early 20th century Shan style Bronze Buddha statue from Burma
Description: Material: Bronze, 26.5 cm high, Early 20th Century, Shan(Tai Yai) style, Bhumisparsha Mudra, Originating from Burma, Price: $ 220, Nr. KL-8, Visit this page for more information: Shipping We ship all the available Buddha statues from our gallery in the Netherlands to all over the world at the actual cost. for actual shipping costs. We make very safe packing and crating. Free of charge. We will ship the same day when the payment has arrived. About Our Buddha Gallery A few months every year we travel in Burma and other Asian countries to collect original and. Please visit our to see our complete collection. Besides. We also sell. See the pages below: All items Lacquerware items Burmese Nats New on the website Marble statues Buddha heads Items below 200 euro Other material statues Opium Weights Museum pieces Thangkas Temples/ shrines ... moreWooden statues Laughing Buddhas Buddha statues Bronze statues Guan Yin statues Normal 0 21 false false false NL X-NONE X-NONE Normal 0 21 false false false NL X-NONE X-NONE
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