Tibet, Mongolia, and Manchuri

Map: Tibet, Mongolia, and Manchuri Description: This is an ornate and highly decorative map of Tibet, Mongolia, and Mandchouria – modern day China including Tibet and Mongolia. The map features six

Central Asia, Tibet / Mongolia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A gilt copper panel repousse decorated with a detailed scene of the wrathful tantric deity known as Mahakala in a frightening fo

A VERY OLD CONCH SHELL, TIBET/MONGOLIA, Early 19th Century. With milky caramel colored tone. Darkened spots and holes formed due to age. With signs of wear and some sort of illegible Tibetan/Mongolian

Tibet & Mongolia, ca. early Qing Dynasty. Three books, the two smaller examples with old descriptive cards. Ex: Estate of Diran Dohanian, distinguished art historian and Asian art specialist. Most of

Fine Tibet/Mongolia, clay image of a of Fierce Deity. Beautifully cast and painted, with wear to the surface. Stand 1 7/8 inches tall. Starting price lowered significantly.

Tibet, Mongolia and Mandchuria, drawn and engraved by J. Rapkin, 10.5" x 13" image, 16.5" x 19.25" framed

Title/Content of Map: 'China' CHINESE EMPIRE. China East Asia Tibet Mongolia East Turkestan Korea Date Printed: 1900 Image Size: Approx 20.5 x 27.0cm, 8 x 10.5 inches (Medium) Type: Antique colour map

Dimensions: 画心6" (15cm) L, 6" (15cm) W 19世纪唐卡带框#2 Prove

Dimensions: 画心 6" (15cm) L,4 1/2 " (11.5cm) W 19世纪唐卡带框#3 Provenan

19th C. Gau, Tibet or Mongolia. A clay tsa-tsa image of Padmapani. Tsa-tsa are clay impressions made with a metal mould containing the hollowed, reversed image of a deity or sacred symbol. Size: 2" x

19th C. Gau, Tibet or Mongolia. A clay tsa-tsa image of Tara. Tsa-tsa are clay impressions made with a metal mould containing the hollowed, reversed image of a deity or sacred symbol. Diameter 1.7" (4

19th C. Gau, Tibet or Mongolia.A clay tsa-tsa image of Maitreya. Tsa-tsa are clay impressions made with a metal mould containing the hollowed, reversed image of a deity or sacred symbol. Size: 1.5" x

Title: CHINESE EMPIRE & JAPAN. Tibet Turkistan Mongolia. Inset Hong Kong 1898 old map Description: Chinese Empire & Japan; Inset maps of Canton; Peking' by John Bartholomew (1898). Antique colour map,

1959 ENORMOUS 1ed Atlas MAPS of China Taiwan Tibet Sinkiang Mongolia Asia 5v A rare, fine 20th-century atlas of China by Dr. Change Chi-Yun. This fascinating set is notable for its maps across China.

Tibet or Mongolia, 18th century Dimensions: 2 1/2" (6.4cm) H Seated on an incised lotus base, his right hand in bhumisparshamudra and his left holding the triratna, clad in heavy robes incised with a

“VANISHED KINGDOMS, A WOMAN EXPLORER IN TIBET, C

A rare 18th century Chinese Atlas titled ' Nouvel Atlas de la Chine, de la Tartarie Chinoise et du Thibet' (translated: New Maps of China, Inner Mongolia & Tibet) is considered to be the most comprehe

A thangka with scenes from the life of Buddha, Tibet or Mongolia, 18/19th C. Dim.: 67,5 x 47,5 cm (the thangka excl. frame)Dim.: 75 x 55,5 cm (the frame) Provenance: A Belgian private collection We ha

Bronze fire gilt Tibet or Mongolia , 18th century Dimensions: Height 16 cm Wide 10 cm Depth 7 cm Weight: 1092 grams A seated Buddha on a double reverse lotus base displaying bhumisparsha mudra with ey

Nacionalists regiments noblemen Ungern Army Military Jacket with Shoulder Boards. Mongolia / Tibet / Russia.

Central Asia, Tibet or Mongolia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A two-headed drum, known as a damaru (damru), made from wood dyed green skin. The silk textile handle is ornate and embroidered

Goddess Tara symbolizes purity. Tara, Tibetan Sgrol-ma, Buddhist saviour-goddess with numerous forms, widely popular in Nepal, Tibet, and Mongolia. She is the feminine counterpart of the bodhisattva (

Goddess Tara symbolizes purity. Tara, Tibetan Sgrol-ma, Buddhist saviour-goddess with numerous forms, widely popular in Nepal, Tibet, and Mongolia. She is the feminine counterpart of the bodhisattva (

Goddess Tara symbolizes purity. Tara, Tibetan Sgrol-ma, Buddhist saviour-goddess with numerous forms, widely popular in Nepal, Tibet, and Mongolia. She is the feminine counterpart of the bodhisattva (