A brown glazed ceramic martavan with four horizontal handles to the shoulders. Similar martavans were found in the ceramic load of the Witte Leeuw which sank in 1613, 17th century -H. 27 cm-

A silver metal thread alloy belt, with ten ornamental roundels and repousse decorated buckle, India, 20th century

Two various bronze Thai Buddha heads on wooden basements, 20th century - H.40 and 43 cm -

A pair of brass anklets, South East Asia, 20th century

Two South East Asian drums, early 20th century -H. 20 and 50 cm-

Two carved wooden and bone miniature skulls, one with open top, moving jaws, 19th century - h 7cm-

Two embroided silk textiles depicting foo dogs amongst flowers, Indo-Chinese, 19th century -80 x 100 cm, damages-

Two Sino Tibetan bronzes, one of an elderly bearded man, the other of a seated figure holding a dog and seated on a lotus throne, 19th/20th century -H. 8 and 9 cm-

A pair of bronze kneeling figures, Thailand, 20th century -H. 23 cm-

Two Indian bronzes, 20th century -H. 37 & 30 cm-

Three Ikebana baskets and one vase, Shōwa period (1926-1989) -Tallest: H. 29 cm-

Three small Indian bronze statues of gods and goddesses -Largest H. 18 cm-

Batavian ware cup and saucer, 18th. century and six Chinese porcelain items (four spoons, wine jug and Cantonese tazza), circa 1900's,

Three bronze statues, depicting Hindu gods, Ganesha, Bodhisattva and Buddha -Largest h. 9 cm-

Jewellery consisting of a pendant, two ear clips, set with coral and turquoise and a miniature vajra, Tibet/Nepal, 20th century -Wear due to age and use-

Carved soapstone skull and two wooden figures

Eight Tibetan, bronze, silver and metal alloy seals, 19th to 20th centuries -Largest: H. 6,8 cm-

Five various heads in various materials and sizes - h 11 cm-

Three South East Asian manual wood hand drills, late 19th/early 20th century -Largest: L. 77,5 cm-

Three Persian miniatures depicting court scenes, painted on bone, Persian School, 19th century, Qajar -7,8 x 4,2 cm, loss of varnish-

A near pair of Sawankhalok vases and a small vase, Thailand, 15th to 19th century, rim chips - H. 16and 7 cm -

A Satsuma sculpture of a laughing Buddha, a partially glazed Buddha and a green glazed sleeping Buddha, 19th and 20th century, two with damages - H. 20, 30 and 47 cm -

Three bone netsuke, two showing a mermaid and one depicting a dog, L. 4,5 – 6 cm. (3)

Thailand, Patani, three ‘kingfisher’ hilts, one in bronze, the other two wood, one with gilded details, L. ca. 13 cm. (3)

Four various ceramic kendi water jugs -h 20 cm, damages-

Four miniature celadon glazed Sawankhalok jars, one with loop handles, 14th/16th century -H. 3 to 5,5 cm-

An impressive silver Burmese ‘beggar’s bowl’, richly decorated with repousse ornamental decoration, purchased in Hong Kong in 1985, Burma, late 19th/early 20th century, together with a bronze and nickel plaque centrally depicting Dakini surrounded by Fengshui compass with the Zodiac, two Tibetan prayer wheels, chiming cups, a Chinese 'luopan' calendar, etc., 19th/20th centuries -Beggar’s bwol: H. 10 cm-

An Indonesian batik stamp and seven Thai bronze heads, 20th century -Heads: H. ca. 14 cm-

A small collection of ceramic brown glazed miniature medicinal jars with covers, South East Asia, 19th century and earlier -Largest: H. cm-

An assorted lot of Asian items including a Chinese wood and brass jewellery box, replica scrimshaw carvings, two small clay figures, possibly Muchupai etc.

Eight South-East Asian textiles, including Batak Ulos cloths, 20th century, various sizes

A collection of six Chinese and Japanese lacquer objects including a Chinese three tier storage basket, Chinese bowl and Japanese covered box, 19th and 20th century

Six famille rose plates with a central decoration of a rooster perched on rockwork amidst flowers, the rim with four cartouches enclosing flowers, possibly Samson -D. 23,5 cm-

Eight South East Asian religious objects consisting of four painted wooden panels, two scrolls with text and painted tales, one metal plaque with script and an instrument, Tibetan or Nepal, 20th. century -45 x 35 cm (largest panel)-

Five various glazed stone wear apothecary vases, a earthenware cooking pot, South-East Asia and a glazed hare's fur bowl -17th century and later

Four various plates, three small celadon vases and a Chinese Straits plate (restored), 19th and 20th century