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Two
Tibetan components: Left: Amulet container "gau", early
mid-20th century, chased and repoussed silver with fired
gold wash with high-bezeled turquoise nugget, brass rear.
This type of ornament is widely  used
throughout sub- Himalaya tribes who follow Buddhism. The
gau is a "complex" of form, function and symbolism--holds
protective charms. Right: Modern turquoise and stamped silver
pendant with small coral cabochons. Available only for design
assemblage. Prices are for components only: Left: $950;
Right: $150
SOLD
Contemporary
assemblage of rose quartz rondels, Iranian rose jade, Balinese
silver granulated center bead with semi-precious stones,
six(6) other silver beads from Bali, silver rondel spacers
and silver end-cones from Bali, silver filigree, S-clasp,
26" (B-44) Price: $145+s/h
 Turkoman,
Central Asia (Tekke tribe) assemblage of woman's earring
with carnelian and old coral. Not for sale, however, other
similar earring components available.
SOLD
 Indian
contemporary assemblage of heavy (127 gm) silver peacock
amulet strung with matte sponge coral, silver accent beads,
two antique silver cones and heavy silver box clasp, 24"
w/o pendant (B-231). Price: $295+s/h
SOLD
 Chinese
contemporary assemblage of large, 5" wide, low-grade silver
Qing Dynasty repouseed pectoral lock with floral and bat
(fu) motifs strung with twenty two(22) 15mm natural lapis
carved with good luck symbol beads with silver spacers and
stylized Chinese silver clasp. The bat symbolizes good luck
and happiness, 22" w/o pendant (B-208). Price: $450+s/h
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