16th Century Shipwrecked Vessel, Cambodia

16th century Cambodian vessel found from shipwreck of the coast of Cambodia. Beautiful natural shells and barnacles from being under water for hundreds of years. Museum quality. ARRI...

16th century Cambodian vessel found from shipwreck of the coast of Cambodia. Beautiful natural shells and barnacles from being under water for hundreds of years. Museum quality

16th century Cambodian vessel found from shipwreck of the coast of Cambodia. Beautiful natural shells and barnacles from being under water for hundreds of years. Museum quality. ARRI...

19th century India large carved wooden bowl. From the state of Nagaland, India. Used originally to prepare food.

19th century Indian brass water pot. Hammered ring detail. Decorative triangle pattern around opening. Originally used to transport water. Beautiful na...

19th century Indonesian round stone bowl. Brown in color. Textured from natural weathering.

Superb Flemish Renaissance bronze pot from the 16th century. Superb patina and in very good condition.

16th Century Spanish Terracotta Vase Hand made marks around the vase.

A Celadon bowl from the ancient kilns of Sangkhalok, one of the main centers of Thai ceramics during the Sukhotai period. Well preserved for its age, this plate shows the ancient tec...

16th Century Spanish Terracotta Vase Hand made marks around the vase.

Brazier. Copper. Possibly Castile, 16th century. Brazier made of copper with a circular foot decorated with vertical bands, a low tubular shaft enhanced with a fine roped molding and a semicircular body, with a wide mouth that flares outwards, and two halfrectangle-shaped metal handles with a torso part on the sides. Of the piece. These types of pieces were used both in civil and ecclesiastical interiors with the aim of heating the occupants of the room as much as possible, and their conservation is rare because they are utilitarian elements that were discarded over time or due to be damaged They used to be objects destined for the upper class, and followed the same typologies whether they were destined for a sacristy or a private residence. This case, possibly intended for use in the sacristy, shows a typical typology in the Spanish school of the time. Compare, for example, with the brazier present in The Birth of the Virgin Mary of the Altarpiece assembled around 1520 by Pedro de Guadalupe from Valladolid and found in the church of San Esteban...

Embark on a gastronomic journey through time with our unparalleled culinary treasure, the Exquisite 16th Century Spanish White Stone Mortar. This ...