Khmer Angkor Period Pottery Honey Jar buckle Chip to rim

Chip to rim

typical of the fine wares produced at the Ban Ko Noi kilns of Sawankhalok in north-central Thailand

and spiritually charged fetishes believed to house active spirits

often serving as status symbols among the elite

A finely cast bronze opium weight in the form of a Hintha bird (Brahmani duck)

Khmer Angkor Period Pottery Honey Jar buckle Chip to rimKhmer Empire, Angkor Wat or Bayon Period, c. 11001300 AD, Cambodia A superb and finely potted Khmer AngkorBayon period honey jar. This small vessel features a graceful cylidrical body, convex sides and gently flaring mouth, all resting on a flat base. The surface is covered with a delicate light brown glaze, giving the piece a warm, earthy tone. Such refined stoneware vessels were produced during the height of the Khmer Empire one of the greatest