15th Century Majaphit Holy Water Vessel, Shipwreck Salvage

Earthenware holy water recipient from Java, Indonesia. The vessel is also known as “kendi”, and go back as far as the 13th-15th century, when some indigenous groups were still Christ...

A white porcelain vase finished with matte white glaze by acclaimed artist Judith Solomon.

This white porcelain rectangular plate is decorated with a few monochromatic glazes and has the corners turned up into playful dog ears. A grid pattern crosses...

Found only in Zimbabwe, these baskets are highly sought after thanks to their longevity and variety of sizes. Finely woven from cane, these sturdy baskets add a beautifully natural a...

The Guggenheim Vase is a beautiful, black, architectural vase designed by 101 Copenhagen and hand-finished in Denmark. Due to the hand-finished matte surface, this vase is not suita...

The Guggenheim Vase is a beautiful, black, architectural vase designed by 101 Copenhagen and hand-finished in Denmark. Due to the hand-finished matte surface, this vase is not suita...

Thai pottery bowl. Age: Thailand, 15th Century Size: Height 8.7 C.M. / Width 17.7 C.M. Condition: Nice condition overall. 100% satisfaction and au...

Step into the enigmatic world of Majapahit culture with this exquisite 15th-century terracotta handmaiden figure, a mesmerizing testament to Java's rich heritage. Believed to have once borne offerings of oil or fruit above her head as symbols of blessing and protection, this sculpture exudes an aura of ancient reverence and spirituality. Hailing from the esteemed Trowulan region in East Java, this remarkable piece has journeyed through centuries before finding its place in the esteemed private collection of Anacleto Spazzapan. Documented in the Majapahit catalog on pages 170/171 as figure number 36, this sculpture has been meticulously studied and authenticated by Professor Agus Aris Munandar, a prominent authority in Indonesian archaeology. Professor Munandar, born in 1959, is currently the professor of Indonesian Archaeology at the University of Indonesia in Jakarta. His extensive research focuses on Hindu-Buddhist archaeology, iconography, and the ancient history of Indonesia and Southeast Asia. He served as a member of the Indonesian team of experts at National Cultural Heritage from 2015 to 2018 and previously held the role of Head of Institute and Research at the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Indonesia. Now the head of the Department of Archaeology at the University of Indonesia, Professor Munandar has authored numerous articles and 19 books, many of which delve into Majapahit culture and artifacts, solidifying his reputation as a leading scholar in the field. Professor Munandar's endorsement, complemented by a preface from Professor Massimo Vidale of the University of Padua, offers invaluable insights into the religious and decorative significance of Majapahit terracotta...

Famous annamese cylindrical jar with lid. Decor modeled in lotus petals, covered with a cream glaze. Dates : Presumably Ly Dynasty (11-13th century) Region : Vietnam Type : Jar Fou...

Stoneware decorated with Persian-style colors and patterns, and it is highly likely that this Annamese pottery intended for export was produced to meet Middle Eastern demand. Dates ...

Burmese pottery standing Buddha. Age: Burma, Ava Period, 15th Century Size: Height 13.4 C.M. / Width 6.2 C.M. / Length 10.7 C.M. Condition: Nice c...

Burmese wooden Buddha sitting in Mara Vijaya (calling the earth to witness) posture on a base. Age: Burma, Ava Period, 15th Century Size: Height 60 C.M. / Width 29 C.M. Condition: I...