Marble Sipping Bowls
Lovebird Seats - Cizhou-Style Stools
Single Sun Vintage Ikat
Jeanette Farrier Vintage Sari (kantha) Throws
Rosewood Birdcage
Conch Toggle Necklace
Shagreen Stools
Turquoise Pickle Pots
Lacquer Telephone Table
Beni Ouarain Berber carpet, Dense Abstract pattern
Rose Moroccan Carpet
Indian Fabric Blocks
Tibetan Carpet (of colors)
Tibetan Tea Cups
Gilt Leaf Chandelier
Mary and Angel, Cuzco School
Savonarola Chairs
 
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Marble footed bowls hand-made in classical design, refreshed
Marble Sipping Bowls

Cizhou style ceramic garden stool, pair - stoneware with black pigment design
Lovebird Seats - Cizhou-Style Stools

Vintage small with paisley Uzbeki Ikat Silk Fragment, mounted
Single Sun Vintage Ikat

Kantha, antique quilted sari shawl
Jeanette Farrier Vintage Sari (kantha) Throws
Anchors

Chinese Rustic farm storage cabinet
Furniture (and the like)

Chinese painted altar shrine, late 19th century.
Of Wood (Big)
Elements

Marble footed bowls hand-made in classical design, refreshed
Of Stone

Indian rosewood birdcage with carved detailing and bird swing, from Gordon Getty collection
Of Wood (small)

Chinese blue and white ceramic candlestick
Of Clay

Bronze Urli - South Indian Cooking Vessel
Of Metal
Adornments

Vintage Japanese baskets
Gifts

Pairings of vintage books and the National Geographics that inspired, were inspired by
Of Books & National Geographics

Handmade jewelry with elements - coins, trade beads, talismans - from Tibet, west africa, india and elsewhere.
Jewelry

Oil painting of Mary at altar with angel, Cuzco School, Peru
Paintings & Prints




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