OFFERING VESSEL

An Egyptian blue glazed faience offering vessel naming Ramesses II 19th Dynasty, reign of Ramesses, 1279-1213 B.C. Of tapering cylindrical form, with three framed columns of hieroglyphs in black: 'Lo

Ancient Near East, Holy Land, Iron Age II, ca. 800 to 500 BCE. A large hand-built terracotta offering vessel with two main components. First is an openwork conical pedestal with a slight concave base

An Egyptian dark blue glazed faience offering vessel naming Seti I 19th Dynasty, reign of Seti I, 1290-1279 B.C. Of tapering cylindrical form, with two framed columns of text in pale green glaze, rea

Burmese silver offering vessel. Decorated in repousse with scrolling floral and figural bands, Lower Burma or Mandalay, late 19th to early 20th century, 26" high; 2653 grams.

Pre-Columbian, North Coast of Peru, Santa Valley, Recuay culture, Inca Period, ca. 1000 to 1200 CE. A hand-built pottery offering vessel (known as a paccha) with highly burnished, umber-hued surfaces

Bronze Offering Vessel with Flowers and Birds Design, Beast-Shaped Ears.

Very large Pre-Columbian, Jalisco Ameca Style seated matron. DATE: 200 BC - 200 AD SIZE: 18 inches tall X 14 inches wide PROVENANCE: Joseph Shiefman Collection, acquired 1960's DESCRIPTION: A large Pr

Chinese Buddhist earthenware offering vessel, Song/Yuan style, possibly of the period, lidded spirit jar, inscribed with script around body of the jar, 10.5"h x 6.5"w Provenance: The Collection of vis

DESCRIPTION: A red lacquered Burmese lidded offering vessel embellished along the body with texturized incision patterns, completed with a raised finial. CIRCA: Late 19th Cent. ORIGIN: Burma DIMENSION

Sino Tibetan, 20th Century, with coral and malachite jewels, height 11.5, diameter 3.5 inches, structurally sound, light rubbing to gilt, Jade cups with inclusions, see photos for condition.

Ceremonial offering lidded vessel. Painted wood. Dimensions: H 32" x D 15" Condition: Lid with large break and repair.

**Originally Listed At $300** Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom, ca. 2300 BCE. A miniature alabaster vessel, painstakingly carved by hand. The piriform vessel sits on a flat foot and has a large, round rim w

Ancient Near East, Holy Land, Canaanite Bronze Age, ca. 1500 BCE. A delightful pottery vessel presenting a graceful silhouette with a wide hip, a sloped shoulder, and a flaring neck. An arched handle

A BURMESE RED LACQUER HSUN-OK OFFERING VESSEL, LATE 19TH EARLY 20TH CENTURY, made of red lacquer and coiled bamboo, the lid with a towering tapered ringed spire with images of a black figure wrestling

Burmese Gilt and Lacquered Offering Vessel or Stupa, Size: 26'' x 10'' x 10'' (66 x 25 x 25 cm). Provenance: ex: Ella Jaffe Freidus collection.

Burmese Lacquer Offering Vessel 2-piece bamboo vessel coated in black and red lacquer, having central cavity and turned finial Property from: a Chicago, Illinois (Streeterville) collector Height: 31 1

Burmese turned bamboo finial form offering vessel decorated with red lacquer surface 27" x 15"

A Naga bronze offering vessel, with skull relief, pony hair. From Mustang region. 19th century Dimensions: 9-1/2" H; weight: 1lb. 1 oz.

Burmese turned bamboo finial form offering vessel decorated with red lacquer surface and mustard yellow accents 27" x 16"

A Burmese Gilt and Laquered Wood Offering Vessel / Stupa. Together with a carved wood seated Buddha, a carved wood temple dancer, and a Chinese rock crystal specimen Vessel: 18" x 8"

LARGE BURMESE OFFERING VESSEL: Ritual temple offering vessel of stupa form, with a surmounting bird finial. Gilt & lacquered wood with attached glass & mirrored jewels. Approx. 37.75" h x 21.5" dia.

Comprises a Burmese red lacquer offering vessel "Hsunok", and another Burmese vessel. [13" and 16 1/2" Dia x 14 and 29" H].

Ritual temple offering vessel of stupa form, with bird or dragon finial. Gilt, lacquer, wood, many glass jewels. Total height approx. 33 1/2".

This is a very fine old Fang Byeri cult idol from Gabon, Africa. Carved wood with a serene and classical aesthetic and shown holding an offering vessel. The Fang peoples of Gabon believed that ancestr