Julius Legaspi, Philippines (20th Century)

Eman Santos, Philippines (20th Century), Signed and Dated 2013 "Tribute to Jose Rizal", oil on canvas, 24"x36”, Provenance: Private Collection, San Francisco, California U.S.A.

Salvador Cabrera, Philippines (20th Century), Signed and Dated (lower left), 1970, oil on canvas, 24"x36”, Provenance: Private Collection, San Francisco, California U.S.A.

Jun Martinez, Signed and Dated, 1998, watercolor, 12"x16”, Provenance: Private Collection, Los Angeles, California U.S.A.

Jaime Roque, Philippines (20th Century), Signed and Dated 2007, Acrylic on canvas, 13.5\"x15.5”, Provenance: Private Collection, San Francisco, California U.S.A.

Greg Bolanos, Philippines (20th Century), Signed dated 1980, Pastel, 14"x18”, Provenance: Private Collection, San Francisco, California U.S.A.Note to Buyers:Additional 22% Premium will be added to t

Abe Lucas, Philippines (20th Century), Signed and Dated (lower right), 1998, oil on canvas, 13"x17”, Provenance: Private Collection, Los Angeles, California U.S.A.

Mardonio Cempron, Philippines (20th Century), Signed and Dated, 2004, watercolor on paper 11"x15”, Provenance: Private Collection, San Francisco, California U.S.A.

Jess Flores, Philippines (20th Century), Signed and Dated (lower right), 1971, Etching Artist Proof, 8.5"x11”, Provenance: Private Collection, San Francisco, California U.S.A.

Southeast Asia, Philippines, 20th century wood figural shield depicting carved scenes of men in combat wrestling and in training with shields, central viewing hole to center with a handle to the rear.

Standing Figure, fine-grained reddish brown wood, probably made in The Philippines, 20th century, age and tradition uncertain . 16"h.

FILIPINO KRIS DAGGER WITH SCABBARD Kris dagger with leather scabbard, Philippines, 20th century. Size: 14"

**Originally Listed at $55** Philippines, 20th century CE. This is a really sweet carved wooden bird standing on a fish and holding a fish in its mouth. The brightly colored bird is a sarimanok, a leg

SET OF FOUR ARTISTICA RATTAN DINING CHAIRSAmerican (hand-woven in the Philippines), 20th century. Each with a woven back and attached sage green, upholstered cushion; raised on splayed bamboo style, x

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA ** Philippines, 20th century CE. This is a really sweet carved wooden bird standing on a fish and holding

Estrella ( Philippines, 20th Century ). Oil painting on canvas. Depicts a standing surrealistic figure with rounded face and wide expressive eyes holding a vase like form, in folded arms, with scatter

Romeo Enriquez, Philippines (b.1920), Signed and Dated 1967, oil on canvas, 22"x28”, Provenance: Private Collection, San Diego, California U.S.A.Note to Buyers:Additional 22% Premium will be added t

Pair of brass covered jars. Borneo or the Philippines. Early 20th century. 12in high.

A Kalinga shield Luzon, the Philippines, early 20th century, carved from one piece of wood, with rattan bindings and central cutout at the back for the handle. ht. 48 in. For further information on t

Abaca ikat tube skirt, Bagobo people, southern Philippines, mid 20th century. Size: 28.5'' x 23'' (72 x 58 cm). Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai collection.

Bagobo people cotton shirt embellished with shells, southern Philippines, early 20th century. Size: 13'' x 52.25'' (33 x 133 cm). Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai collection.

Philippines, late 20th century, mahogany. Faux Egyptian marble top, carved lions' heads, cabriole legs and hair paw feet. 30:h. 43"w. 19"d.

Two Ifugao Shields, Luzon, Philippines, 19th/20th Century. Provenance: Ex collection of William Siegmann, former curator for African Arts, Brooklyn Museum of Art. Size: 1) 34'' x 14'' x 4'' (86 x 36 x

Labeled "Nine Elms Drexel Heritage Furniture, Made in the Philippines", late 20th century. Serpentine front and tapered legs with spade feet. Floral hand decoration. Three drawers and two end doors. 3

T'boli Peoples T'Nalak Fiber Ikat Ceremonial Cloth, Philippines, Early 20th Century. Woven from abaca fiber, this remarkable long T'Nalak ceremonial cloth, originating from the T'boli people of Mindan