A PAIR OF AFRICAN BRONZE OPIUM WEIGHTS in the form of

21 BRONZE OPIUM WEIGHTS. ANIMAL FORM. GOOD CONDITION.

Antique Bronze Opium Weights in Peacock form 9 Pc, largest measures approx 5 inches tall. Some patina and change of color throughout due to age. Bronze, bronze weights, bronze opium weights, peacock w

Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A hefty cast leaded-bronze weight in the form of a frog with a loop handle / projection arching over its body. Animal-shaped weights

Asia, circa 19th century. First, a bronze opium weight of Hamsa-form. Next, a hardstone figure of a boar and a bull, and Indian bronze body stamp. Finally, two Tibetan pendants, one double-sided with

Collection of five antique Asian pieces, including: Thai stone temple Buddha with silver overlay; miniature Thai bronze head, atop a wood base; small Burmese bronze opium weight, of qilin form atop a

China, 19th C., sixteen bronze opium weights, all in the form of mythical creatures, with simplistically formed details, and patina. Largest Height 4 1/4 in.

Set of nine graduated exotic bird-form bronze opium weights on a stepped hardwood base, with plaque engraved with dedication to Lester Wolff from DEA Regional Director Daniel Addaric. [Largest weight:

ASSEMBLED SET OF SIX BURMESE BRONZE OPIUM WEIGHTS19th CenturyIn the forms of auspicious hintha birds. One non-matching.Heights from 1" to 3.5". Provenance:The Collection of Gloria and Joe Kurilecz.

A Set 5 Burmese Bronze Mythological Beast Form Opium weights from the 19th century. Graduated sizes , wear from use , largest 2.5: T , smallest 1.0 “ T

COLLECTION OF FIVE ASSORTED CHINESE BRONZE OPIUM WEIGHTS19th CenturyIn animal and figural forms.Heights from 2î to 5.5î.

Burma; ca. 19th century or earlier. The first, a large and heavy example of a hamsa-form weight. Finely modeled, deep patina and wear. The second is a smaller duck-form example with octagonal base. Al

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), ca. 19th century CE. A collection of 5 bronze scale weights in the form of stylized zoomorphic creatures standing atop bases- 3 birds and

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), ca. early 19th century CE. A collection of four bronze opium weights in a series of descending sizes with the largest being in the form of a

China, 19th C., twenty bronze opium weights, in various shapes and sizes, all in the form of mythical creatures, with patina. Largest Height 1 5/8 in.

in the form of chickens, (5)

20th century. The pair having a very interesting and striking form. Very nice patina throughout. The chairs have 40 warriors each. H43" W24" D24" Sold from the collection of a South Carolina gentleman

Pair of antique figural relief cylindrical-form sleeves. [4" x 4 1/2"].

All 19th century or earlier, comprising: a Southeast Asian gilt bronze Buddha, four duck form Burmese opium weights, a Tibetan ceremonial Phurba dagger, a miniature teapot, another standing Buddh

Burma, c. 19th century; A charming group of seven market weights, also known as opium weights, in the form of mainly Hamsa birds. Tallest: 2" (5.1cm). Standard shipping to the continental United State

20th century, one part forms, hollow cast bronze of figures dressed for battle. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots 1-948) Taller 61 in. From the Complete and Important Collectio

A pair of vintage cast bronze figurines originating from the Tikar ethnic group from Cameroon. Figures in stylized form depict a man and a woman. Surface with traces of gilding and patina. Dimensions:

West Africa, Ghana, Ashanti (Asante) Empire, ca. 17th to 19th century CE. A mold-made bronze weight used for measuring gold, in an intricate design of a neck pillow with cross-struts for support. Size

Description: Pair of bronze African style sculptured fish. Well defined scales and four feet. History: N/A Provenance: N/A Dimensions: Weight (Pounds & Ounces) = 6.25 | Height(in) = 7.5 | Width(in)

Three metal artifacts: antique African bronze Ashanti figural gold weight, mounted on an agate base; antique Southeast Asian silver betel nut box of barrel form; and repousse Japanese miniature floral