Sculptural fragment of seated marble dog (Roman 1st to 2nd Century AD) w/certificate.
Dimensions (cm/inches):
H 46 cm x W 18,5 x D 23 cm H 5.7” x Ø 7.9”
Sculptural fragment of seated marble dog (Roman 1st to 2nd Century AD) w/certificate.
Dimensions (cm/inches):
H 46 cm x W 18,5 x D 23 cm H 5.7” x Ø 7.9”
A buff sandstone Buddha torso mounted on a wooden pedestal. Thailand, 14th century. From a Danish collection.
Dimensions (cm/inches):
H 63 cm x W 26 x D 16 cm, total height 91 cm // H 24” x W 10.25” x D 6.3”, total height 35”
Circular room divider made in hammered copper by designer Brian Thoreen
Dimensions: H 150 x W 180 x D 40 cm
The sculptural Batu Kenongs stone is a type of megalith. The stones became prevalent sometime between the Neolith and early Iron Ages as megalith culture spread to Indonesia. From Bali, Indonesia.
Dimensions (cm/inches): H 65 x D 35 x L 25 cm // H 25.6″ x D 13.7″ x W 9.8″
Japanese stone sculpture from the Edo period (1615-1868) depicting Songokū, the Monkey King.
Dimensions (cm/inches):
H 50,5 cm x W 33 x D 23 cm // H 20” x W 13” x D 9”
Ancient Egyptian fragment of Shabti bust made in Serpentine stone.
Dimensions (cm/inches):
H 5 cm x W 5,5 cm x D 3,5 cm // H 2“ x W 2.2“ x D 1.4”
Bambara mask from Mali representing a hyena. The style is archaic, naïve. The wood is dense and well patinated. This is a co-called “wild” piece from around 1930.
Dimensions (cm/inches): Total H 45, heigh of mask 27 x W 18 x D 18 cm
Total H 17.7”, height of mask 10.6” x W 7” x D 7”
An old Power Object by the FON tribe from the Benin region (Nigeria) with horns of either ram or goat.
Dimensions (cm/inches):
H 42,5 x W 27 x D 11,5 cm /
H 16.7” x W 10.7” x D 4.5”
A beautifully patinated terracotta planter.
Dimensions: H 71 x Ø 42 cm
*please note that it is not frost-proof
Berber wedding cabinet made in wood and iron from the 18th century Morocco.
Dimensions: H 35 x W 25 x D 20