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NGOR HAING S.: (1940-1996) Cambodian-American physician and actor, Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Actor in 1984 for his role as Dith Pran in The Killing Fields. Signed and inscribed colour 5 x 7 photograph of Ngor in a head and shoulders pose in costume as Pran from the British biographical drama film The Killing Fields (1984). Signed in blue ink to the base of the image, his signature partially running across darker areas, and also dated 1st November 1991 in his hand. Autographs of Ngor are scarce as a result of his murder at the age of 55. VG

BYARDATE (CAMBODIAN, XX-XXI) - GOLDEN PAGODAS Oil on canvas, signed and dated '15 lower right 90 x 120 cm This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration. Ownership Statement: This item is offered for sale without disclosing the identity of the owner.

Cambodian Silver, A Bowl decorated with Zodiac Signs and Champagne Bucket decorated with Buddhas. Silver.Bowl, dodecagonal, on ball feet, decorated with Asian zodiac, grade marked T.900. (H: 2,5 cm x D: 30 cm)Champagne bucket, decorated with Buddhas, grade marked T90.(H: 19,5 cm x D: 23,5 cm)Total gross weight: 1.618kg(23.5 x 19.5 x 0 cm)Kambodschanisches Silber, eine Schale mit Sternzeichen und ein Sektkübel mit Buddhas verziert. Silber.Zwölfeckige Schale auf Kugelfüßen, dekoriert mit asiatischen Tierkreiszeichen, punziert T.900. (H: 2,5 cm x T: 30 cm)Sektkübel, verziert mit Buddhas, Marke T90.(H: 19,5 cm x T: 23,5 cm)Gesamtbruttogewicht: 1,618 kg(23,5 x 19,5 x 0 cm)

A Collection of Cambodian Silver, A Teapot, Bowl, Shell and Box in the shape of a Quail. Silver.Teapot, decorated with floral tendrils, grade marked T90% (H: 10,5 cm)Bowl, decorated with garlands, grade marked T90% (H: 12 cm)Shell, not marked, silver tested. (H: 8 cm)Box in the shape of a quail, grade marked T90 (H: 8,5 cm)Total gross weight: 1,306kg(22 x 12 x 0 cm)Eine Sammlung von kambodschanischem Silber, eine Teekanne, Schale, Muschel und Dose in Form einer Wachtel. Silber.Teekanne, verziert mit Blumenranken, Gütezeichen T90% (H: 10,5 cm)Schale, dekoriert mit Girlanden, Note T90% (H: 12 cm)Muschel, nicht markiert, Silber getestet. (H: 8 cm)Dose in Form einer Wachtel, Note T90 (H: 8,5 cm)Gesamtbruttogewicht: 1,306kg(22 x 12 x 0 cm)

A CAMBODIAN WHITE METAL BOWL WITH REPOUSSE DECORATION FIGURAL WITH ELEPHANTS AND FOLIATE SCROLLWORK - 22 CM (D) 11 CM (H)

Cambodian white metal box of rectangular shape with engraved logo to lid. Marked 80% to bas, tests indicate silver. Measures 12cm wide.

20th Century Cambodian silver betel box in the form of a pig. Marked 90 to base with makers mark, tests indicate silver. Measures 8cm wide.

Nine Khmer bronze hairpins, 12-13th century, each with lotus finial, 13.5cm long and smaller; two Khmer hairpins, 12-13th century, the naga finials, 20cm long and smaller; two bronze ritual spoons, probably Khmer, circa 12th-13th century, 31cm long and smaller; a Khmer bronze ritual ladle, 12-13th century, 29cm long; a Cambodian silver spoon, probably 19th century, 27.5cm long; a bronze rearing bull, possibly Khmer, 10cm long; a fragmentary bronze Javanese finial, circa 10-12th century, 11.5cm long and a bronze scroll shaped spoon, 15cm long Provenance: Private CollectionPlease note this lot is to be sold without reserve. Condition Report: see additional images for visual refence to condition and the condition report below may not be completely extensive and the lot is sold as viewed Nine Khmer bronze hairpins, 12-13th century, each with lotus finial, 13.5cm long and smaller with Verdigris and knocks two Khmer hairpins, 12-13th century, the naga finials, 20cm long and smaller with Verdigris two bronze ritual spoons, probably Khmer, circa 12th-13th century, 31cm long and smaller the circular one with hole in spoons and both with Verdigris a Khmer bronze ritual ladle, 12-13th century, 29cm long with Verdigris a Cambodian silver spoon, probably 19th century, 27.5cm long with small hole to silver at top of handle bronze rearing bull, possibly Khmer, 10cm long with loses to two front hoves and ears chips and overall wear and Verdigris a fragmentary bronze Javanese finial, circa 10-12th century, 11.5cm long broken in half and with extensive Verdigris a bronze scroll shaped spoon, 15cm long with some light Verdigris Condition Report Disclaimer

A Cambodian ceremonial staff or baton, 12-13th century, with pointed finial and segmented handle and central circular aperture with holes for cloth attachment, the bronze 46cm high, bespoke stand and another finial, with openwork floral design, the finial 39cm high, metal stand (2) Provenance: Private Collection Please note this lot is to be sold without reserve. Condition Report: a few chips and losses and overall wear and corrosion and traces of old repairs to finial Condition Report Disclaimer

Cambodian lidded or covered stoneware ceramic jar vessel, likely with wood-ash or celadon glaze, 11th-13th century. The lid with band of incised linear motifs.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.Height: 6 1/2 in x diameter: 4 3/4 in.Condition: Wear commensurate with age including several large repaired cracks throughout, visible in the lot listing photographs. There is a loss along the inner rim, where the lid meets the vessel, measuring approximatley 1/4 inch. Wear to the footrim.

Northeastern Thai or Cambodian Sukhothai period betel nut bottle vessel or lime paste pot, ca. 15th century. Stoneware with wood-ash glaze.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.Height: 6 1/2 in x diameter: 3 3/4 in.Condition: Wear commensurate with age including crazing to the glaze in addition to chips and accretions along the underside of the lid. Some firing flaws throughout. Signs of repair and restoration throughout that fluoresce under UV light, especially to the footrim where there is a visible repaired crack. Wear to the footrim. Some accretions and debris along the interior.

Cambodian Khmer stoneware jar or pot, Angkor period, ca. 11th-12th c. Of squat form with a zoomorphic handle, small spout, incised decoration, and lid.Provenance: From the Distinguished Personal Collection of Dr. Robert Jacobsen.Height: 7 1/2 in x diameter: 7 3/4 in.Condition: Wear throughout commensurate with age and use including large losses to the glaze, crazing, and some fleabite to small sized chips along high points. Some wear to the footrim. Four felt tabs affixed to the underside.

A Cambodian Khmer bronze of a well worker, raised on stepped wooden plinth base, height 18.5cm, width 26cm.

Four reference volumes including Asiatic mythology by J Hackin, Henri, Maspero and others. Beyond the Java sea art of Indonesia's outer island by Paul Michael Taylor Thai and Cambodian sculpture by Wolfgang Felten

A collection of Cambodian white-metal betel nut boxes and covers, early 20th century, comprising forms of a reclining stag, an elephant, a tortoise and a bird, stag 17cm wide9cm deep14.5cm high (4)Provenance: From the collection of Desmond Kirkpatrick (1932-2024).Condition ReportIn need of repolishing. The stag with some verdegris around the ears. All appear to have no obvious condition issues. General wear associated with age and use. See additional images.

A group of metalwares, 12th-15th century, Persian, comprising a circular, footed, white-metal bowl, inscribed with calligraphic script,19cm diameter6cm high,a compressed globular jug, anda waisted vase decorated with stylised roundels,together with a bronze bowl, 10th-13th century, Cambodian, Khmer Empire, 16cm diameter23cm high (4)

A silver lidded box in the form of a pig (possibly Cambodian) stamped T90 on underside

A Cambodian silver purse, with all-over openwork, decorated with birds and flowers, 130gms Condition Report:Available upon request

A CAMBODIAN KHMER SANDSTONE STATUE. torso of a female deity on black stand. 60cm H.

Seven assorted 19th/early 20th betel related comprising of a Cambodian brass box cast in the form of a dog; 15cm long; together with one smaller of similar design; 11cm long and another 10cm long; a Cambodian metal box cast in the form of a peach; 14cm diameter and another 13cm diameter; brass Cambodian one smaller and similar design; 10cm diameter; together with a brass Indian circular lime box embossed with floral decoration

THREE PIECES OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL. comprising a Persian white metal bowl with engraved decoration, a Cambodian white metal box and a Sterling silver Mappin and Webb butter knife, complete with box (3).

This solid silver Cambodian betel box is designed in the form of a mother sheep with her lamb, the piece is adorned with intricate repousse and engraved details, giving texture and lifelike depth to the figures. The box cleverly opens into two pieces, revealing a hidden compartment traditionally used for storing betel nuts, a culturally significant practice in Cambodia. Height x Width x Depth: 11.5cm x 13cm x 10cm, Weight: 326g 

An Indian silver enamel perfume flask, decorated with two ladies, with further floral decoration, marked to base, 11.5cm, a small silver-cased scent bottle, with a matched stopper, a chinese cloisonne circular box and cover, a white metal box inset with a blue and white porcelain plaque, a Cambodian silver betel box, another silver and enamel snuff box and another octagonal example (7) Condition Report:Available upon request

[115.66g] - an unusual silver spoon believed to be a Cambodian ritualistic spoon, likely late 19th or early 20th century, seemingly unmarked but XRF testing as 95% silver, 27cm long

A FOLDER CONTAINING A QUANTITY OF VINTAGE WORLD BANK NOTES TO INCLUDE A COLLECTION OF BRITISH ARMED FORCES ONE POUND NOTES, CAMBODIAN NOTES, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, GERMANY, PRUSSIAN PROVINCE, SINGAPORE, ETC.,

A large 20th century Cambodian silver spoon, the tapering curved stem decorated with Buddhist deity, length 25.5cm. (159.5g)

Two Cambodian silver betel nut boxes, modelled as a turtle and an elephant, the turtle with cross-hatched carapace, the elephant with long tusks and trunk raised, a Chinese white metal hexagonal small box with hinged lid, repoussé decorated with dragon, phoenix and other creatures and symbols, and two Peruvian silver ash trays, each inset with a five peso piece dated 1889 and 1916. (5) £140-£160 --- Betel nut boxes were used to store the areca nut (sometimes known as the betel nut) which would be wrapped in a betel leaf with lime paste and other ingredients, often tobacco, for chewing. Condition Report Elephant: stamped *30 Turtle: two-character native mark and .90 Both in good condition Box: height 4cm, diameter 5cm, good condition. Ashtrays: one slightly mis-shapen, 1889 peso with light wear, 1916 with a slightly more wear.

A Cambodian 'Khmer' silver rice spoon.Stamped T900. 20th century.The chased stem to a stylised terminal, the bowl engraved with decorative bands, 25.5cm long, together with a pair of Pakistani bonbon dishes, stamped PAK 940 SIL, late 20th century, of oval form, with scalloped borders and engraved decoration to sides, 11.5cm long, 3.5cm high, in a box signed 'Kashmir Silver Works, Rawalpindi', and a small Cambodian silver brush pot/vessel, stamped T900, 5.6cm high, total weight approx. 7.3ozt (4)   

AMENDMENT: Please note that this teapot is silver plated, not silver as stated in the catalogue description. A Cambodian 'Khmer' silver teapot. c.1900. Of rounded form, with a fixed handle and straight spout, the body richly chased with scrolls and foliage, stamped T900 to base, 12.5cm high (inc. handle), gross weight approx. 11ozt

A Chinese hardwood two piece carved vase stand, 7" long, Eastern folding carved table base, 8" tall, oriental lacquered tray decorated with figures in garden, 18" x 11", plus a very detailed Cambodian Buddha seated on throne.

A LARGE CAMBODIAN SANDSTONE FIGURE OF A FEMALE DEITY, ANGKOR WAT STYLE, CIRCA 12TH CENTURY. Standing on a rectangular base wearing a long pleated sampot folded at the waist. Mounted on a display stand. Total height including stand 108cm.Provenance: Private German collection, formed in the 1960s. Purchased and housed by a British collector circa 1970s until now. Some surface wear to note. No major damages in its current form.

A CAMBODIAN SANDSTONE TORSO OF A MALE DEITY, KHMER CIRCA 12TH CENTURY. Dressed in a pleated sampot folded at the front secured by a belt. Mounted on later display stand. Total height including stand 47.5cmProvenance: Private German collection, formed in the 1960s. Purchased and housed by a British collector circa 1970s until now. Slight shallow chip to front of right arm. Otherwise in god order with no major signs of damage to torso.

Emma Hardy J-Cloths, 2004 C-type print from negative Signed on Front with COA 10 x 15cm (3¾ x 5¾ in.) About Emma Hardy is a british photographer. She studied drama & French at Bristol University, then lived and worked in Paris for 5 years. Returning to London she worked as an actress for a few years until she realised she was much happier behind a camera. She started photographing portraits, documents and fashion for British Vogue, the Telegraph magazine, Vanity Fair, The Fader, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Time, Harpers Bazaar, among many other international titles, and had her first solo exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London in 2006 with a project titled 'Exceptional Youth.' Other exhibitions in London, New York and Milan followed, and she was invited to photograph a series of portraits for the London 2012 Olympics, again featured at the National Portrait Gallery. Thirty-nine of her portraits are in the permanent collection at the NPG London. In 2012 she was commissioned by Oxfam & The Economist to travel to Cambodia to document the citizens of Phnom Penh who were battling the governments land grabs-this series became an exhibition in London in 2013 titled 'Losing Ground,' the exhibition travelled to Washington DC where the images were used as a lobbying tool to help the Cambodian situation onto the G8 summit list. Permissions, her first monograph, which documented her family over 20 years, was published by Gost Books in November 2022 and sold out swiftly. A selection of the images were exhibited at 1014 Gallery in Dalston, London, December 2022 - January 2023. Further solo exhibitions in Lisbon at Narrativa Gallery and in Brussels Belladone Gallery as part of the Photo Festival 2024. The work was long-listed for the Deutsche Borse Photography Prize 2024. You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists and directly jeopardise the charitable work we do.

NGOR HAING S.: (1940-1996) Cambodian-American physician and actor, Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Actor in 1984 for his role as Dith Pran in The Killing Fields. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Ngor in a head and shoulders pose in costume from his Oscar winning performance as Cambodian journalist and interpreter Dith Pran from the British biographical drama film The Killing Fields. Signed by the actor in black ink to a largely lighter area of the image with a lengthy greeting, ´With my all deepest affection and warm feelings, Love, Haing S. Ngor´. A pencil annotation in the hand of a collector to a label neatly affixed to the verso indicates that the signature was obtained in person on 6th February 1985. Autographs of Ngor are scarce as a result of his murder at the age of 55. EX

THREE PAIRS OF GLASS BANGLES Each on a bespoke stand A pair of green and a pair of blue Cambodian bracelets, and a pair of Thai glass earrings 17cm, 15cm &11.cm high respectively Provenance: Private Collection Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW.With wear, marks, knocks and scratches as per age, handling, use, and cleaning see images ADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A LARGE CAMBODIAN STANDING MONK Modelled holding a bowl, red painted approximately 160cm high Provenance: Private Collection Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW.With wear, marks, knocks and scratches commensurate with age and use Some old chips, splits, and losses, wear and age to wood, see images Distressed appearance to paint Cracking and splitting to wood Solid and stableADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot. Condition Report Disclaimer

A FINE CAMBODIAN KHMER STYLE PANEL DEPICTING A DEITY, on a wooden stand, 35cm high overall.

Two cambodian silver betel nut boxes, 4 & 3cm tall approximately .postage category A

Eight Cambodian 900 standard silver place name holders, loaded (8).

VARIOUS - CAMBODIAN ROCKS LP (US ORIGINAL - PARALLEL WORLD - PW-3). A sought-after psych compilation album Cambodian Rocks (PW-3, 1995 US release on Parallel World. Labels are bright and clean. The record is superb Ex+. Sleeve with pasted art covers is Ex, small bump to the bottom left corner).

TWO CAMBODIAN BRONZE STATUES Depicting King and Queen of Cambodia, on black painted wooden base 48cm high Ownership Statement: This item is offered for sale without disclosing the identity of the owner. For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.

An early to mid 20th century Cambodian hunting horn, made for the Ex-Pat community in the form of an opium pipe with dragon head trumpet.

A group of Cambodian white metal, likely low grade silver, comprising cylindrical box with lid, compact, table lighter in the form of a lamp and glass bottle with ornate mounts and stopper.

Cambodian (?), 16th-18th century A small finely carved greenish stone head of a Buddha, later expertly mounted on a bronzed plinth. Dimensions: (Excl. base) 3.5 in. (H) x 1.5 in. (W)

Cambodian, 11th century (?) A grey sandstone standing figure with finely carved features and hair. Dimensions: 34 in. (H) x 9.5 in. (W)

An antique Cambodian sandstone head, the head with finely carved detail with wrathful expression, arched eyebrows, with pouting lips displaying fangs, ears adorned with tassels and shown wearing a carved crown, mounted on brass column on shaped wooden base, possibly 10th century, height 26cm, height including stand 39cm. Provenance: The vendor purchased this from a dealer at a Lapada fair in the 1990s.

A FINE CAMBODIAN KHMER STYLE PANEL DEPICTING A DEITY, on a wooden stand, 35cm high overall.

Khmer Cambodian bronze votive conch shaped shell as a holy water vessel, decorated with deities and cobra detail to the spout 27cm long x 11cm wide x 9cm high - has no obvious damage

A mounted woven cloth, most likely Safavid dynasty, brocaded silk with a very high metal content, the design featuring repeating botah in a woven border (a/f). The board is backed with 19th century fabric. Also a piece of Cambodian silk brocade (a/f) and an antique high metal content brocade with botah motifs  fashioned into a cushion cover (3)

A vegetable dyed double Patan Patola part sari, wrapped onto board and a piece of vibrant Cambodian ikat with elephants and temples (2)

Dimensions: Height 4 + 5 + 7 cmWeight: 336 grams with base Three Ganeshas on a square plinth with long trunks, probably holding their broken tooth in the hands Antique khmer style Angkor Wat bronze seated Ganesha. The distinctive patina of the piece is particularly delightful. Ganesha is the elephant headed son of Shiva. He holds his broken tusk in one hand and a bowl of sweetmeats in another hand. He is also holding one of his spiritual weapons, the Chakra or discus and a musical conch shell. Similar to Krishna Ganesha celebrates life through it's pleasures and beauty. The direction of Ganesha's trunk has symbolic meaning. Here the trunk turns to Ganesha's left. This signifies the direction for success in the world. It is a position associated with grihastas, or householders. In his early forms in India, Ganesha was associated with fertility. Later he became widely revered as the Remover of Obstacles and more generally as Lord of Beginnings and Lord of Obstacles, patron of arts and sciences and the deity of intellect and wisdom. This small early Cambodian depiction of Ganesha is largely consistent with Indian prototypes. Seated on a diminutive lotus throne, the corpulent deity holds a bowl, broken tusk, goad, and what may be a cluster of prayer beads in his four hands.

Assorted white metal South Eastern Asian lime/betel boxes comprising of a Sumatran example with geometric decoration; an oval copper and brass Burmese lime box and cover, 3.8cm long; a larger example with all over decoration; star mark to base, 5.5cm long; a Laos white metal/silver cornucopia shaped betel leaf holder, 13cm long; a Laos waisted brass lime pot with basket weave style decoration, 14cm high; a small Cambodian white metal lime box, 4.5cm long and a white metal/silver plain oval box with geometric style decorated lidded box, 7cm  

Assortment of lime boxes to include two Burmese oval lidded boxes with scorpion decoration; a white metal/silver semi circular lidded lime box; two ladies Sri Lankan white metal lime boxes; an usual Cambodian white metal/silver decorated decorated with a mythical creature and Laos white metal betel leaf holder, with all over floral decoration, 8.5cm long

A Cambodian silver coloured metal betel box, as a ripe nut, chased with flowerheads, 10.5cm wide, unmarked, 72g

Large stone carvingThai or Cambodian, depicting the Buddha, in the Khmer Angkor Wat style, the hair in the form of a cone with a patterned tiara, approximately 25cm wide x 67cm high including the stand x 24cm deep Signs of wear consistent with age and use throughout. Weathered. Losses to pedestal.

CAMBODIAN SCHOOL  MILITARY PARADE  Mixed media on paper, signed lower left, 35 x 76cm Condition Report:Available upon request

A GROUP OF FIVE CARVED STONE HEADS MOSTLY CAMBODIAN, VARIOUS DATES Including; A grey hardstone 'cham' head, a white hardstone 'cham' head, 11th-12th century, a small grey sandstone head, 12th century, a small Khmer sandstone head, 11th century and one other between 27cm and 9cm high without stands Provenance: Private Collection Condition Report: overall distressed appearance to surfaces commensurate with age and handling with chips and losses marks and scratches to stands traces of a label to the back of the largest head total weight is 21 kilograms and 60 grams (21,060 grams) Condition Report Disclaimer

Cambodian stone relief panel with figural & holy cow decoration on a stand - 26cm high x 32cm wide and has 'Ecole libre Jeanne d'arc' label to reverse

CAMBODIA. Norodom I. Silver 4 Francs, 1860. NORODOM I ROI DU CAMBODGE, C.WURDEN below bust to left / · QUATRE FRANCS · Cambodian text and Coat of Arms above.In secure plastic holder, graded PCGS MS63 , certification number 48599495.Reference: KM-X M8, Lec-83Rarity: Scarce.Die Axis: 6h.Diameter: 34.8 mm.Weight: 20 g.Composition: Silver.PLEASE NOTE: A 22.50% buyer's premium will be charged separately. VAT on the buyer's premium may apply in accordance with UK regulations. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more.This lot can be shipped from the EU if certain conditions are met. Please contact us on EUclients@thecoincabinet.com to inquire about this service.

CHINESE GREEN STONE INLAID JEWELLERY BOX, modelled as cabinet, together with Indonesian pressed metal dish and Cambodian cast metal lion (3)Provenance: private collection Gwynedd