Tessellated Crushed Coconut Shell Vessel

Late 18th century, outfitted with silver plate lid and feet, the shell engraved to reveal floral pattern, along with inscription: "Sir vo al sor. Dijvan Bautista Marticorena." Ht. 6".

2 Carved Coconut Shell Vessels, Middle Sepik, PNG, Early 20th C. Iconographic motifs typical of the latmul culture; cross-form handle at the top of one vessel. Provenance: Marc Lisseaur Collection #15

Western Europe, Spain / Latin America, ca. 19th century CE. An antique coco chocolatero, a coconut shell vessel hand carved and outfitted with a high quality silver (87.2% to 93.3%) base, handles, and

Northwestern Europe / Southeast Asia, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a fine collection of antique coconut shell vessels and ladle, all hand carved and outfitted with brass and wood handles

**Originally Listed At $300** Oceania, Polynesia, Fiji Islands, ca. second half of the 19th century CE. A fine cup of a hemispherical form carved from one half of a shaved coconut shell. The vessel ha

TOMMY BAHAMA HOME / LEXINGTON / ROYAL KAHALA MYSTIC CONSOLE TABLE-INLAY TESSELLATED BLACK PENN / COCONUT SHELL TOP | VINTAGE CHINOISERIE PAN ASIAN REGENCY HOME DECOR FURNITURE-34"X 66.5" X 18" APPROX-

Laminated interior and underside coconut shell boat shaped vessel bowl. Piece has smooth laminated interior and underside surface, with textured exterior. Piece has varying tan tones. Measures approxi

Group of utilitarian coconut shell carvings from Papua New Guinea tribes. Includes two spoons, two Wosera vessels(possibly whistles or lime gourds), thre Abelam spinning tops, one drinking cup, one Ab

DESCRIPTION: Probably Maitland-Smith vessel featuring an overall oval shape, a tessellated outer shell, nautilus-shell-form feet and finial, and velvet lined insides. Sticker on underside: "HANDMADE I

German 812 silver owl beaker, late 19th c., with Hanau pseudo hallmarks for Neresheimer, removable head with glass eyes, over coconut shell body, flanked by articulated wings with repousse and chased

China Qing Dynasty Includes two paktong lined bowls with coconut paneled exterior decorated with relief carved tendril and bird patterns throughout. Each 3 3/4" x 7 3/8" dia..,Coconut shell, paktong F

3 Coconut Shell Carvings, one Neoclassical; one military and courtship and an associated shell and horn carved box. Tallest 4 1/4". Very good condition.

A Pair of Maitland-Smith Coconut Shell Veneered Chests of Drawers 20th Century Height 33 x width 34 x depth 21 inches.

LATE QING DYNASTY A SET OF JADE AND COCONUT SHELL PULL

French Coconut Shell Carved Flask, 19th c, with Napoleon, soldier, etc. 6 1/2" tall. Very good condition.

Set of ten rate coconut shell cups, the exterior carved with ancient characters in green tone, the metal interior inscribed with a three-character mark, with box. 11.1inch L, 3.6inch W, 2.5inch H (box

African Hand Carving Coconut Shell Flask with Figural Lid. H 9" x W 5"

4th-7th century A.D. A bichrome ceramic stirrup vessel decorated with a frieze of geometric motifs to the lower body, circumferential band above with a conch shell around the shoulder. See Pimental, V

Mexican Colonial Carved Coconut Shell Bank----Possible from the 19th c. or earlier. The shell was carved overall with several panels depicting humans and botanical motifs, has mother-of-pearl eyes. Th

Unusual Carved Coconut Shell Bank. With figures, eagle, angels, doves, animals, etc. Ht. 6" W 4". Property of the Strong, sold to benefit the museum's collections fund.

2 Coconut Shell Carvings, 19th c, Hunting Related, both with hanging rings. Largest measures 5 1/4" x 4 1/2". Very good Condition.

A GOOD EARLY 19TH CENTURY CARVED COCONUT SHELL in the form of a stylised animal, engraved with flowers. 10 cm x 7.5 cm.

North Pacific, Hawaiian Islands, ca. late 19th century CE. A fine goblet with a bowl made from a coconut shell, and the pedestal foot from koa wood. The coconut is polished on the exterior to reveal t

French Coconut Shell Carved Flask, 19th c, with hunting scene. 5 3/4"t. Very good condition, lacking one metal "eye".