2 Tibetan Beer Chang Flasks

2 Chang-Gefässe Tibet Ohne Sockel / without base Holz, Silber. H 18,5 - 21 cm. Provenienz: Schweizer Privatsammlung, Basel. Alle Objekte dieser Sammlung wurden anlässlich mehrerer Reisen in

18th / 19th century Tibetan iron beer flask or Chhaang, Chamdo, Eastern Tibet. With Buddhist symbols in parcel gilt and silver. Flattened round form on flaring foot. Original lid. Old repairs. Approx.

A RARE LARGE 18TH/19TH CENTURY TIBETAN MIXED METAL CHANG FLASK AND COVER decorated with Buddhistic lions. 38 cm x 17 cm.

Four various sized and origin silverplated antique flasks and two vintage German beer bottles as shown. See photos. Direct Provenance from the Resident Estate of Bob and Anne Feller, Gates Mills, Ohio

Four (4) Asian decorative items. 1st item: Chinese sancai glazed porcelain figure depicting a large lion or foo dog with two smaller cubs, fitted with a carved hardwood stand. Figure: 2 3/4" H x 3 3/4

(2) 19TH CENT STONEWARE VESSELS - (1) 8 1/2" FLASK TOGETHER W/ 10 1/2" TWO TONE STONEWARE BEER BOTTLE = STAMP DR. CRONK - WEAR & IMPERFECTIONS

2 Tibetan 18th / 19th Century Bronze & Gilt Small Buddhist Figures; a bronze seated Green Tara on sealed double lotus base with cold paint to face and small turquoise inlays; together with a gilt bron

(2) Tibetan Gilt Bronze Figures, one with loose base, tallest 7" h, face of smaller figure scuffed, fingers and toes good, base missing one spike, no damage or repair to larger figure

2 Tibetan Bronze Deities. Together with bronze vase. Tallest is 6 1/2" Condition, old patina

(2) Tibetan Thangkas. Green buddhistic figure seated in cloud bands with black fabric borders (approx. 18 1/2" x 14") and Buddhistic creature with skull decorated head dress and a belt of human heads,

(pair) Ceremonial telescopic horns/ dungchens, Tibet, having silverplated metal body, likely copper, three collapsible sections with running repousse ornamentation, inlaid black cabochons, narrow mout

This is a lot of two beer advertisements. The first is a cardboard display by Griesedieck Bros., an excellent graphic of a man fishing with his dog. It is marked "Harold Anderson Litho in U.S.A.". The

(2) Tibetan Thangkas. Painting on oil cloth with black silk borders. Deity with entwined snake necklace centered below two heavenly buddhistic figures; Horned winged creature crushing his enemies betw

Includes 1 - Standard Brewing Co. metal tray, produced for the 40th anniversary of the execution of 38 Sioux Indians at Mankato, Minnesota on December 26, 1862. Circa 1902. Marked "The Tuscarora Adv.

(2) Tibetan style tiger rugs, 21st c., animal print designs, wool runner and wool/viscose blend mat, each with label to underside, 108.5"l x 29.5"w (runner), 37.5"l x 25.25"w (mat) Provenance: A Priva

Each alter shrine pierced and hand chased with floral and taotie iconography. Box with Buddha is marked German silver / Austria. 7 x 5 x 2 1/2 inches Condition: Good, bumped / dented (1) absent icon.

2 metal kapala cups. 10 1/4"h.

2 Tibetan 19 century Gilt-Lacquered Bronze Seated Lama Figures on unsealed bases, the first on a covered double pillow seat , the second on a double lotus throne. Age related wear to gold lacquer and

(lot of 2) Tibetan silver mounted conch shells, each with silver sheet worked repousse, decorated with the Eight Buddhist Emblems, stylized cloud scrolls and flowers applied to the mouth, flanges and

Mixed Sterling Lot: A pair of small Tiffany & Co salt and pepper and a Tiffany seam ripper together with a small English Tankard and a 50th Anniversary Pearl Harbor .999 Commemorative Medallion, a 1 p

(2) Beer Steins, Royal Bayreuth Blue Mark, approx. 6" x 5.25", (1) Green And Brown Moose Hunt Scenic Decor, (1) Brown Tones, Candle Girl Decor, Personal Collection of Mary McCaslin, Author Of "Royal B

2 Tibetan Tara Oil Paintings on Canvas. 1) Red Tara figure is seated in the center surrounded by 9 figures in clouds, birds and dragons below and interior scene of 3 family figures praying. Image: 24

(lot of 2) Tibetan painted trunks, 33.5" and 34"w.

Pair of Torma Tsampa (or Zanpar) Molds, Tibet, 18th or 19th century, 21.25 and 19 inches long, ornate animal and symbolic carvings.