Lot including: - Lot 279

Lot including: - A stoneware Buddha head, Burma/Myanmar, circa 18th century. Height: 11 cm. - A small Buddha head, Thailand, 16th-17th century, in copper alloy. Height: 4.5 cm. - A small two-handled jar, Southeast Asia, old, in stoneware or terracotta. Height: 8.7 cm. (Erosions, accidents, visible missing parts). Expert: Renaud Montméat. Also included: - Chinese compass box in exotic wood decorated with bone inlays depicting the twelve symbols of the zodiac. The central part is adorned with a bone medallion representing the three divinities of happiness. Four-character mark under the base. China, 20th century. Diameter: 18.8 cm. (Lifts and wear). - An opium pipe in patinated bronze, the stem adorned with a small chased metal applique depicting a dragon in the clouds. Indochina, early 20th century. Length: 31.5 cm (Wear). - A molded terracotta opium pipe bowl decorated with stylized lotuses. Thailand, 19th century. Height: 3 cm. Length: 5 cm. - A wooden opium scale case, the upper part held in place by a rope tie. Vietnam, early 20th century. Length: 31.5 cm. - Burmese lot consisting of : Two statuettes of orants in red and gold lacquered wood. Height: 16.5 cm. Length: 20 cm. A large ceremonial bowl in red and gold lacquered wood, the body adorned with poly-lobed reserves surrounded by scrolls in relief, the interior red lacquered. Height: 14.3 cm. Diameter: 24 cm. A Burmese covered box in black and red lacquer. Height: 15.5 cm. Diameter: 18 cm. - A green-brown patina bronze ceremonial gong. Diameter: 25.5 cm. Burma, early 20th century. (Cracks, chips and wear).