These cotton banners were often given to fishing vessels in hopes

of returning with a great catch.  circa mid 20th century or earlier

68" x 92"

$129.00

Massive rustic pot from Northern Thailand. Circa 1930's. Extremely heavy.

Beautiful glaze with white drip marks.

33" ht. x 30" diam.

$800.00

Minority Chinese silver necklace, repousse

Sinotique's collection of rare Chinese 18th and 19th century signs from businesses, and residences

indigo cotton, Japan circa 1900

37.5" x 65"

$220.00

Multi color striped ship banner

56" x 58"

$95.00

Large ship banner 

30" x 26 '

$200.00

a Tibetan Buddhist rosary rests on a 19th century Japanese tansu made of stained kiri wood

all handmade , utilizing mortise and tenon joinery.

A Carved wood bowl from India, on top of a solid teak Indian chest

a 19th century "jingasa" or Samurai hat, is repurposed to become a hanging pendant lamp. 

An early 20th century silver Mongolian bell is festooned with turquoise and coral.

This item has been sold.

Tuya wood is from Morocco

"Paper" nautilus shells,so named because the shell is actually as tissue thin.  Argonauta are not nautiluses at all, they are octopuses! The paper thin white calcareous 'shell' is actually an egg case made by females. These delicate 'shells' are prized rare finds to beach combers. Argonauts are found worldwide in tropical and semi-tropical waters but they are quite rare. However, every now and then large numbers of them will be found in certain areas of the world.

$420 set of two.

Chinese headrests, Philippines market baskets and document boxes, Philippines hand brooms