5 Paper Yao Priest Masks, South West China

5 Paper Yao Priest Masks. Worn on forehead when priest needs to impersonate a deity for a specific ritual. Early 20th c. Each Size: 9'' x 7.5'' (23 x 19 cm).

3 Paper Yao Priest Masks, South China, early 20th c. Worn on forehead when priest needs to impersonate deity for a specific ritual. Largest Size: 15'' x 13'' (38 x 33 cm).

3 Antique Yao High Priest Crowns; 2 square and 1 oval. Pigment on paper. Largest Size: 14'' x 9'' (36 x 23 cm).

Antique Embroidered Yao Priest Dragon Robe. Silk on cotton. Dragons adorn front flaps, while back shows the abode of the Three Pure Ones, the symbolic unicorn, and row of saints. South West China, ear

Antique Embroidered Yao Priest's Robe, silk on cotton, adorned with dragons and symbols of the moon, sun and waves. South West China, early 20th c. Size: 38'' x 23'' (97 x 58 cm).

Yao Priest/Shaman Mask, Laos/Thailand/China, 19th C. Paper on wood, horse hair. The lines across the cheeks and forehead indicate the mask represents someone of advanced age. Yao masks were typically

Yao Priest/Shaman Mask, Laos/Thailand/China, 20th C. Carved wood. Worn or held during ceremonies to frighten away malevolent spirits. Size: 17'' x 5'' x 3'' (43 x 13 x 8 cm).

2 Yao Priest Printing Blocks and Handmade and hand lettered instructional book, N. Vietnam. Printing blocks were used to print money to be burned during rituals. South China. Size: 8.5'' x 6'', 22 x 1

Yao Priest/Shaman Mask, Laos/Thailand/China, 19th C. Carved wood, horse hair. Worn or held during ceremonies to frighten away malevolent spirits. Size: 17'' x 6'' x 4'' (43 x 15 x 10 cm).

Wood, some rests of polychromy, ancient patina. South West of China, Yunnan, XVIII th century; 28X17CM

SHI LE (20TH/21ST CENTURY), CHINESETHE EARLY SPRING (SOUTH-WEST OF CHINA), 1993Acrylic on rice paper laid down on thin foam core; signed "Shi Le" and dated "Aug 1993" lower right, titled and inscribed

5 LUTE PEASE SGN. ILLUSTRATIONS ON PAPER INC. "CHINA" & "EAST WEST DISPUTES" FOR NEWARK EVENING NEWS APPRX. 18"L

Pair of 19th C John Murray Montreal Engravings. South West View, Notre Dame Street, Montreal and Great St. James Street, Montreal. Papers measure 11.5 inches H x 12.25 W. Matting measures 16 x 20 inch

Rare Antique Yao Horsehair And Embroidered Hat, South China, Early 20th C. Hat with embroidered silk and horsehair, glass beads and silver ornaments. Size: 7.5'' x 10'' (19 x 25 cm). Stand Not Include

Ptolemaic Period, 332-30 BC. A group of mosaic glass elements consisting of flowers, fruit, theatrical masks and ibis bird. 42 grams, 5-36mm (1/4 - 1 1/2"). Property of a South West London gentleman;

Jinxiu Yao beaded headdress with tubular glass beads, silver pendants, cotton tassels and twine-wrapped wood, south China, circa 1900. Size: 11.5'' x 6.5'' x 4'' (29 x 17 x 10 cm). Height on Stand: 15

An old and exceptional Yao priest’s cotton robe embroidered with silk, Laos or China, 19th century. Size: 50'' x 40.5'' (127 x 103 cm). The use of negative space in the presentation of the face

Rare Jinxiu Yao beaded headdress with tubular glass beads, silver pendants, cotton tassels and twine-wrapped wood, south China, circa 1900. Size: 11'' x 6'' x 4.5'' (28 x 15 x 11 cm).

One Syrian Silk Textile Fragment and one South West Chinese Silk Textile Fragment 89 x 45 cm and 74 x 77 cm (2' 11" x 1' 6" and 2' 5" x 2' 6") Syria/China, first half 20th century Condition: fragments

Title: Antique Kachina MASK - HOPI, Native American Date/Period: Mid 20th century Origin: South West USA Dimension: 10.5 inches (about 27 cm) Material: Wood, feathers, pigments Provenance: Mid 20th ce

Watercolor of Bethlehem 8" x 10.25" image, framed 13.25" x 15.5" watercolor "South West View of Bethlehem," signed lower right in pencil "B. Benade, 1803," some crinkling in paper and a center crease.

2 Yao horsehair hats including a priest's ritual hat, Guangxi, China and Lantien man's woven horsehair hat, southern China, circa 1900. Sizes: 1) 3.5'' x 6'' (9 x 15 cm); 2) 7.5'' x 7.75'' (19 x 20 cm

Seriolithograph with hand-embellishment, signed and numbered 184/250 "I Love New York" by Alexander Chen, China (Born 1952). Paper 11 5/16" x 17 1/4"; framed 21" x 27". Provenance: Park West Gallery.

"Day in Montmartre" by Alexander Chen, China (Born 1952). Seriolithograph on paper, signed and numbered 258/695. Paper 16.5" x 11"; framed 17.25" x 24.25". Provenance: Park West Gallery. Comes with Ap