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A collection of Thai and South East Asian silver, 164g (5)

A 19th century Thai carved wooden gilded table screen, H.71cm

A group of Northern Thai Pottery vessels, 14th-15th century, comprising a circular bowl and cover, with brown glazed flowers and light blue lines, 16cm diameter; four other smaller circular bowls, 14th- 15th century, three with brown glazes and one blue and brown, all approximately 9.5cm to 10cm diameter; a blue and brown glazed two-handled vase, 10.5cm high; a celadon glazed globular ribbed jar, 6.5cm diameter; a small brown glazed jarlet, 5cm diameter and a buff-glazed three lugged jar and cover, 11cm diameter (9)Provenance: From a private English collection formed by the current owner's father circa 1960-1980.泰国北部 14-15世纪 陶罐等一组拍品来源：英国私人家族收藏Condition Report: The larger bowl and cover with 8cm x 1.5cm piece glued on inner rim and the cover inner rim with 5mm x 4mm chip filled and crazing to glaze; the four smaller pots and covers generally good but one with foot rim chip 2cm x 5mm and small firing faults an cracks and glaze crazing; the two-handled vase with some degrading to glazeCondition Report Disclaimer

A GOLD BRACELET, composed of gold beans engraved with possibly Thai symbols linked by a 14K stamped gold curb-link chain, suspending a gold coin with embossed details, mounted in 22K gold, length 22.5cm

An ebonised circular Eastern occasional Table, the top with a nicely detailed central carved scene with Thai type figure flanked by an elephant to either side and with a carved surround depicting stylised foliage and flowers within a scroll depicting frieze, raised on three legs framed by elephant heads, the trunks extending to form the supports, 24 3/4" diameter x 24 1/4" high.

A ''Thai Honda'' petrol stationary Engine (similar to Honda)

A THAI BRONZE HEAD OF BUDDHA 17TH CENTURY Cast with a serene expression, the face framed by his pointed ears with elongated earlobes, his hair cast as many conical spikes, with traces of black lacquer to the face, together with a modern stand, 32cm, 11kg. (2) Provenance: no.29, ST400 in Jonathan Tucker Antonia Tozer Asian Art's 2007 exhibition Brightness from the East: an Important Exhibition of Indian, Southeast Asian and Chinese Art; and then the collection of Mr Richard Nathanson (d.2018), London, purchased from Jonathan Tucker Antonia Tozer Asian Art on 21st September 2007. A copy of the invoice is available. Cf. The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, accession no.25.188 for a similar 17th century head in stucco from the Alexander B Griswold Collection.

A THAI PAINTED POTTERY BAN CHIANG-TYPE VASE PROBABLY NEOLITHIC Supported on a tall spread foot and surmounted by a flared neck, decorated in red with scrolling designs, 31cm. Cf. Bluett & Sons Ltd, The Legacy of Phra Ruang: An Exhibition of Thai Ceramics and of Ancient Pottery from Ban Chieng, pl.H for a related vase.

A resin Thai kneeling thephanom statue (af), 57cmH

A cast metal Thai Apsonsi figure, 36cmH

A large collection of vintage / retro 20th century elephant figurines to include largely wooden examples. Many being brightly hand painted decoration to include African and Indian elephants. Also, a good mother of pearl coloured elephant and a Thai bronze gilt decorated elephant etc.

A collection of 20th Century bank notes to include South African Rand, Zambian Kwacha, Ethiopian Birr, and Asian currency including Indonesian Rupiah, Thai Baht, Japanese Yen, Sri Lankan rupees, Chinese Yuan banknotes etc.

EMBROIDERY WITH STUMPWORK - THAI SCENE WITH ELEPHANT 52CM X 52CM APPROX

Boxing Carl Thompson signed 12x8 colour montage photo. Adrian Carl Thompson (born 26 May 1964) is a British former professional boxer who competed from 1988 to 2005. He held multiple championships at cruiserweight, including the WBO title between 1997 and 1999, and the IBO title twice between 2001 and 2005. Additionally, he held the British title in 1992 and 1999, and the European title in 1994 and 2000. He is also a former Muay Thai fighter, who fought in 1987 and 1989 for World Titles. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Asian carved wooden gesso and polychrome decorated figural bust, probably Thai, on wooden base. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

An oak 3-tier letter rack, Oriental carved hardwood jewel box, Thai hardwood carved wall hanging ornament etc (4)

Turkish slippers, large carved wood reclining Buddha, African mask, Thai puppet etc

A Blue and White Thai Bencharong Tazza/Footed Bowl, 20cms Diameter, 8cms High

A set of six silver coffee spoons, cased and sundry items, including a set of Thai Royal Mint commemorative coins (cased), other coinage including two Georgian, an Honora Collection cultured pearl necklace and pair of stud earrings en suite, two wristwatches, brass buttons, etc.

A group of three Thai bronze Buddha heads. Ayutthaya Period, Approximately 1450-1767. Having flame finial, snail curl hair and elongated ear lobes mounted on custom wood stand. Largest: 8 1/2" x 3 3/4" x 4 1/4". With base: 12 1/8" x 3 3/4" x 4 1/4". Smallest: 5 1/4" x 2 3/4" x 2 1/2". With base: 7 1/2" x 2 3/4" x 2 1/2".Condition: Wear and patina consistent with age. Smallest missing top of flame finial.Provenance: Largest and Smallest: Purchased from the L. H. Krusi Gallery, San Francisco, California, in December 1959.Middle: Purchased from Bill Meyer, INC., San Francisco, California, in August 1960.From the ex collection of Harry Harding.

A group of two small Southeast Asian Buddhist bronzes. Both mounted on wooden stands. ++ Burmese Buddha fragment. Torso of the Buddha having closed eyes, elongated ear lobes and tiered flame-topped finial. 7 1/2" x 3 5/8" x 1 3/4". ++ Thai Buddha hand. 5 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 3".

An extensive Thai flatware service. (qty) *Provenance: Gifted by Thai Royal family, the flatware service is sold with a collection of signed Christmas greetings cards and photographs.   

A Thai 14th - 15th Century Sukhothai Underglazed Jar. A heavily-potted jar with a wide body. Coated in a white slip with a scrolling underglaze pattern between parallel bands around the shoulder. Diameter 13cm, height 12cm. 14th – 15th Century.Provenance: from the collection of the late Brian Page (1938-2018), the well-known Oriental art and antiques dealer from Brighton.

Korakrit Arunanondchai (Thai 1986-), ' Untiteld (Memories 1)', 2014, inkjet print with applied gold foil on paper board, signed, dated and numbered from an edition of 30 in pen verso, sheet: 61 x 45.5cm

A PATINATED METAL STUDY OF A MALE THAI DANCER, 45cm high

Collection of silver including photograph frame, sifter, pierced dish, pill box and nail buff, pair of Danish sterling silver and enamel salts and spoons and sterling Thai bowl.

A Sino Tibetan bronze figure of Buddha Shakyamuni and a Thai lion dogCONDITION: The Buddha figure has been heavily polished

A Thai cast bronze figurine of a seated Buddha on rectangular plinth, 76cm(h)

Two early 20th century cast bronze Thai figures highlighted with gilt wash on rectangular base, a. 164cm(h) b. 143cm(h)

141 PIECE THAI BRONZE CUTLERY SET

A rare Chinese export silver gilt and enamelled 'Eight Immortals' circular box for the Thai market, mark of hui yuan, circa 1840-1875, on the cover repoussé with the scene of the Eight Taoist Immortals gathering in a garden, each holding their own vessels that can bestow life or destroy evil, the exterior of the body decorated with a similar continuous scene, all against a bright blue enamel ground, the base impressed with 'wen yin' ('cash silver') and the silversmith's mark 'hui yuan' and 'xia jiu pu' (a historical canton parade of shops), 16.2cm diameter x 7.5cm high, weight 858 gramProvenance: English Private Collection HUI YUAN 汇源 was essentially a manufacturing silversmith based in a known silversmithing area of Canton but, as with many workshops, had an on-site showroom of sorts where bespoke orders could be placed as well as wholesale and retail selling; Hui Yuan operated in Guangzhou 1870-1920. It is well documented that the King of Siam, as well as other Siamese notables, regularly sent envoys to Canton for the specific purpose to place orders and take delivery of already completed ordersHui Yuan was one of several Canton-based silversmiths who were known to create items specifically for the Siam trade, Bangkok mainly; items that were easily identifiable as having been made by a Chinese silversmith but with definitive Siamese [Thai] motifs and even, occasionally, incorporating Bangkok silversmithing manufacturing techniques. Unlike other such makers, no indication has been discovered that indicates that Hui Yuan also had a branch in Bangkok.The circular form box depicts the "Eight Immortals" [八仙 baxian] on the cover; the number eight [ba 八] is considered to be a most auspicious number because its pronunciation, particularly in southern dialects, is very similar to "prosper" or "wealth" (fa cai 发财]. A border of fruiting grapes surrounds the scene with a similar motif forming a frieze around the side of the cover, perhaps alluding to the only female Immortal He Xiangu [何仙姑] who is often depicted holding a basket of fruit and is believed by many to have been born in Guangzhou, He Xiangu is indicative of filial devotion, the ability to resolve domestic disputes and is generally held to be the patron of household management. Fruiting grapes [葡萄 putao] also have a feminine focus, representative of fecundity, abundance and heirs; they can also indicate envy. The side of the box is decorated with a continuous garden scene motif; all the decoration on this box are in repoussé relief, with the background filled with a lapis blue enamel paste; a technique known a shaolan 燒藍 which is believed to have peaked during the mid-Qing dynasty and used extensively during the Qianlong era in the Imperial workshops as well as Canton - perhaps the nearest Chinese equivalent to champlevé.It was common among Chinese silversmiths creating items for the Siam trade to insert a copper sheet layer in the construction of bases of silver boxes to add rigidity. This was a practice taken from Siamese silversmiths operating in Bangkok.See Bromberg, Paul, 2019, Thai Silver and Nielloware, Bangkok for similar examples of enamelled ground silver and silver gilt. Also see Von Ferscht, Adrien, 2015, Chinese Export Silver 1785-1940, for more examples of Chinese export silver约清1840-1875 银烧蓝八仙图盖盒戳记："纹银""汇源""下九甫"克重：858克尺寸：16.2cm 直径 x 7.5cm 高拍品来源：英国私人收藏Condition Report: Wear to the gilding and enamelCondition Report Disclaimer

A Nepalese seated Buddha, 18th or 19th century, 15cm high; an Indian gilt bronze figure 15.5cm high, two other Indian figures, 16cm and 7cm and two Thai figures, approximately 18.5cm and a stand (7)Provenance: Sotheby's, London, Lot 821, 14th May 2002尼泊尔铜鎏金嵌银坐佛等7件拍品来源：苏富比伦敦，2002年5月14号，拍品编号821 Condition Report: some wear and possibly one group re-gilt Condition Report Disclaimer

10 miniature cast bronze Thai Buddha heads, with later made hardwood stands, tallest 6cm with stand.All heads have been detached from statues and then stands have been made to fit later. Condition varies.From private collection same family for at least 100 years.

An Edwardian silver circular ashtray by William Aitken, Birmingham 1906, on three pad feet, 6cm (2 1/2in) diameter; a spill vase by Henry Williamson Ltd., Birmingham 1925, with a shaped circular border, tapering stem and circular spreading foot, 18cm (7in) high, loaded; and a pair of Thai silver coloured salad servers, with composition pistol grip handles, 24g (0.77 oz) weighable   Provenance: From the estate of Christopher and Rosemary Warren Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as seen Condition Report Disclaimer

M.L. POUM MALAKAUL. On the edge of the forest. Oil on canvas. Signed P. Malakaul & dated 1967. (Thai, 1910-1973). 50 x 39cm.WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM… Due to fragility, size or weight this lot is unsuitable for our in-house postal shipping service.Our recommended carrier for this lot is MBE (Plymouth) telephone +44 (0)1752 257224.

A Thai gilt and wooden canteen of cutlery plus an Israeli decoration charger

A Thai button hole brooch, yellow metal, marks indistinct, 5.2g., together with an Edward VII silver button hook, Chester 1908. (2)

EPHEMERA, selection, inc. trade cards, bookmarks, postcards, adverts, greetings cards; Aiguebelle, Thai drinks labels, Players c/c label, Anchor Butter, Dux-Condor, The Broken Spell booklet, etc., FR to EX, 50*

South East Asia.- First Thai-script printing press in Siam.- [Hymns], signed presentation copy from the printer's wife, 35 ff., spotted, some staining, contemporary half decorative cloth over orange boards, rubbed and marked, large 8vo (217 x 135mm.), [Bangkok], [Dan Beach Bradley], [c.1840].⁂ A rare example of printing from the first Thai-script printing press in Siam. The American Protestant missionary Dan Beach Bradley landed in Siam in 1835 and during his time there until his death in 1873 he contributed a great deal to the nation. From his press he produced the first Thai language newspaper and Thai dictionary. The presentation inscription reads 'Deacon S. Hastings, from E.R. Bradley'.

3x Corgi The Aviation Archive Unsung Heroes limited edition die-cast models comprising Boeing B-52D 'Diamond Lil', SAC, Utapao Royal Thai Naval Airfield, 1972, AA33502, McDonnell Douglas F-aC Phantom II USAF 12 TFTW - Cam Ranh Bay AFB, 1968-69, AA33204 and Lockhead Hercules AC-130A (Gunship) 55-0040, 16th SOS, 8th TFW, Ubon RTAFB, Thiland, AA31304, all boxed, the latter two with certificates. UK P&P £15+VAT

Polychrome Canton bowl and cover Chinese made for the Thai market (Lainam thong) 13cm diameter

Carved jade boulder Thai, 20th Century decorated with a seated figure of Buddha, with a later marble plinth 7.5cm high

An 18th/19th century Thai carved wooden standing Buddha, the hand gesture suggests they were holding a bowl, wearing a spiked crown and robe with embossed flowers and mirrored panels, 58" h, on a black stepped plinth, 77" h

A carved and gilded Thai deity figure, H82cm

11th-13th century AD. A polished stone standing male deity, probably Vishnu, with four arms, face with linear ridge forming a heavy brow, slender eyes with defined pupils, elongated ears, wearing a rectangular cloth (sampot) around the lower part of the body with a double fishtail pleat and frontal sash, conical knot of hair (chignon) arranged on the head with incised decoration, detailed diadem; mounted on custom-made stand for display. See Tucker, J. and Tozer, A., An Important Group of Sculptures from India, Southeast Asia and China, London, 2018, p.18, for a comparable example with discussion; see Sotheby's, Khmer, Thai, Indian and Himalayan Art, London, 12 October 1989, items 61, 68, 77, 82, for comparable examples.68 kg total, 135cm including stand (53"). Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman since 1990; previously in a private collection formed in the 1980s; accompanied by geological report No. TL3259 by geology consultant Dr R. L. Bonewitz; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.157943-10045. Vishnu is a principal Hindu deity, considered the protector of the world. Vishnu has ten avatars through which he manifests in order to protect moral and religious codes and to combat evil, and he appears on earth to help humankind in moments of crisis, although not all avatars of Vishnu are benevolent. He was first incarnated as the fish Matsya, and his incarnations follow an evolutionary pattern from fish and reptiles, to animals, the dwarf Vamana, to men and finally the future creator, Kalkin. Vishnu is part of the Trimurti, a union of the three cosmic functions of creation, maintenance and destruction embodied by Vishnu (maintenance), Brahma (creation) and Shiva (destruction"). Fine condition.

A quantity of Asian ceramics, to include two Japanese Imari vases, 12cm and 12.5cm, both with floral decoration, a Thai celadon vase with relief moulding, height 19cm, two Chinese polychrome enameled bowls in the Canton taste, one with decoration of chickens, a figure of an immortal, possibly Iron Crutch Li height 11.5cm, pottery vessel with elephant's heads and many others (20+)

Contemporary Thai artist, two dancing figures, oil on canvas, framed and glazed, 57 x 57 cm

A BRONZE THAI BUDDHA, in meditative pose, seated upon a lotus throne, archaic design, 16cm high

Travel Advertising: A Quantity of 20th Century Advertising Fans for; Continental Airlines (boxed); Northwest Orient; Cathay Pacific; Thai International; SAS; CAAC (2); Japan Airlines (4); Lufthansa; BOAC (7); London and North Eastern railway (3) (22) CONDITION REPORT: . Mostly unused, some duplicated.

A Chacok, France, two piece ladies skirt suit and another Chacok jacket, together with oriental inspired clothing, a Thai silk gents summer shirt and a Chinese Golden Bee yellow silk and rayon jacket with multi coloured embroidery

A quantity of Asian puppets, fabrics, a Thai carved treen figure, a hardwood box, a carved panel, printing blocks and an early 20th century framed oval mirrorLocation: BWR

AN UNHEATED RUBY AND DIAMOND RING in 18ct yellow gold, set with an oval cut ruby of 2.04 carats within a border of old cut diamonds totalling 1.8 carats, unmarked, size N / 6.75, 5.4g. Accompanied by a gemological report stating that the ruby is of Thai (Siam) origin, with no indications of heat treatment.

Thai School - gilt thread and embroidered picture of a kneeling Buddha carried by a masked figure, a porch and tree nearby; also a similar picture of a figure riding a horse-drawn chariot, both within painted faux bamboo frames, 17" x 18" approx; also two framed pictures featuring illustrations and text, possibly from a book (4)

A GOOD CHINESE 19TH CENTURY FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN TAZZA & BOX & COVER- FOR THAI MARKET, tazza with floral decoration and a scalloped edge, 14cm diameter x 5cm high, Also a 19th century famille rose porcelain cylindrical box and cover decorated with bats and other symbols of longevity or luck, 6cm diameter.

A set of Thai bullet money dress studs, the Pot Duong tooth link coins with applied loops, in fitted box

PICTURES AND PRINTS etc, to include a limited edition print by Frank Wootton 'Silver Fire', Thai relief pictures of horses and figures playing instruments, print of a cavalry charge by George Rankin photograph of a female wearing a silk slip, assorted other prints and decorative mirror (Note:- available to view in the ring)

A group of silver and white metal collectables, comprising a George III silver decanter label, of crescent form engraved 'Madeira.', Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1807, 0.18toz, 4cm, a Regency silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1811, 3cm, a silver owl shaped wax seal / pendant, 3.5cm, a silver page marker with shamrock crest, a silver gripper, marked 'H J 830S', a silver bowl with gilt interior, the outer rim with engraved text, possibly for offerings / tasting, 6 by 3.5cm, two silver vesta cases, a small 900 grade silver striker, 4cm, an 'Alpacca' oval pill box, a small circular silver pill box, engraved J V, Chester 1905, 2cm, a small circular box and cover, 2cm, a Thai silver circular box and cover, 4cm, 830S narrow napkin ring, a cork holder, and two thimbles, total combined weight 6.3toz. (17)

An early 20th century Siamese/Thai carved wooden figure of a Khon dancer in traditional mask and costume. 54.5cm tall.

A pair of 19th Century thai antique hollow cast bronze sculptures depicting Singha lions / temple lions / Foo dogs of usual form having a highly decorated face, mane and breast. Each sculpture lion stood on all fours. Measures: 29cm tall.

A Richly Carved and Pierced Thai Wall Hanging Depicting Dancing Couple, 40cm High