La Têne Culture Bronze Fibula of the Jezerine type balustervase An elegant example of Ayutthaya-period

An elegant example of Ayutthaya-period artistry

An finely cast leaded-bronze arm ring from the Ban Chiang culture of prehistoric Northeast Thailand or Laos

and Kode—who live in the rugged western Muri Mountains

She is adorned with a necklace and beaded waistbands of orange and white glass beads—likely later additions—enhancing her presence and ritual character

this piece is a lovely example of ancient Chinese pottery

La Têne Culture Bronze Fibula of the Jezerine type balustervase An elegant example of Ayutthaya-periodLa Tne Culture III, c. 35 BC 1 BC, Western or Central Europe. An exceptional and rare Jezerine type fibula, featuring a four coil spring with an internal chord. The bow is wide and flat, with a high, evenly arched ribbon like design, adorned with grooves or beading along its length. This intricate decoration is complemented by a small ornamental knot of thin horizontal bands above the narrowed foot, which ends in a squarish pierced catch plate.