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Bencharong Toh Jar Chinese Porcelain Enameled Ayutthaya Period 18th-19th Century
£70.00Sold -
Chinese Figurine Brass Gilt Hindu Prabhavali Immortals Cobra Frame Metalwork 20C
£9.75Sold -
Chinese Porcelain Nyonya Peranakan Saucer Famille Rose Gilt Crane Phoenix 19th C
£25.00Sold -
Chinese Porcelain Nyonya Peranakan Saucer Famille Rose Gilt Crane Phoenix 19th C
£40.00Sold -
Thai Ban Chiang Pottery Vessel Red Monochrome Bowl Southeast Asian circa 200 BC
£150.00Sold -
Thai Ceramic Celadon Sukhothai Bowl Fish Medallion Southeast Asian 14th / 16th C
£500.00Sold -
Thai Ceramic Sawankhalok Tall Bowl Southeast Asian Drinking Vessel 14th / 16th C
£150.00Sold -
Thai Hariphunchai Pottery Vessel Red Vase Southeast Asian circa 10th / 11th C
£300.00Sold -
Thai Khmer Pottery Vessel Vase Monochrome Southeast Asian circa 9th / 13th C
£150.00Sold -
Thai Sawankhalok Ewer Southeast Asian Zoomorphic Drinking Vessel 14th / 16th C
£400.00Sold -
Vietnamese Celadon Deep Bowl Molded Lotus Petals Ex Christie’s Ly Dynasty 13th C
£300.00Sold -
Vietnamese Crackled Celadon Shallow Bowl Molded Bluish Ly Dynasty 13th – 15th C
£300.00Sold
Asian & Southeast Asia Archive – Sold items
Discover a curated archive of South and Southeast Asian antiques and works of art that have passed through the OTOAntiques collection. This growing reference library preserves authentic objects from India, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Burma (Myanmar), Indonesia, and neighbouring regions, celebrating centuries of artistic, religious, and cultural heritage.
The archive includes porcelain, bronze, stone sculptures, Buddhist and Hindu figures, ritual objects, temple art, ceramics, lacquerware, textiles, and decorative works of art. Each item retains its original photographs, detailed description, measurements, condition report, and historical notes, providing collectors, researchers, and enthusiasts with a valuable educational resource.
From Khmer temple sculpture and Thai Benjarong porcelain to Burmese lacquerware and Vietnamese ceramics, every object tells a unique story while preserving a permanent record of pieces now held in collections around the world.