ID please?

[The Snark]

I've asked this before to no avail so I'm giving it another try.

Location, northern Thailand. Cruising the walls of a house with the same alacrity and leg motion as a H. Venatoria.

 

[loxoscelesfear]

Something from Ctenidae?

 

[NMTs]

I would think it's from the genus Bowie, but which one is anyone's guess. Here's the WSC listing for the genus with locations, and there are several from Thailand- and Myanmar, and Cambodia, and Laos, and, and, and...

NMBE - World Spider Catalog

Detailed taxonomic information about the spider families

wsc.nmbe.ch

 

[Wenzer]

I would think it's from the genus Bowie, but which one is anyone's guess. Here's the WSC listing for the genus with locations, and there are several from Thailand- and Myanmar, and Cambodia, and Laos, and, and, and...

NMBE - World Spider Catalog

Detailed taxonomic information about the spider families

wsc.nmbe.ch

That was going to be my guess as well!
The way the legs are marked/patterned (one half of each leg being more solid in color/pattern, the rest of the leg being more mottled and lighter in color), and the nonlinear striping on the cephalothorax reminded me a lot of the few images of spiders I've seen... I know there's a journal somewhere online regarding Peter Jager's naming of the Bowie genus, I wonder if those papers may have more info on the species that were moved to Bowie from (I think) Ctenus?

Well, I stepped away from posting my comments to find the journal entry, it's here:

Bowie gen. nov., a diverse lineage of ground-dwelling spiders occurring from the Himalayas to Papua New Guinea and northern Australia (Araneae: Ctenidae: Cteninae) | Zootaxa

www.mapress.com

Unfortunately I don't have a subscription to access the full report, but maybe there's something in the preview that can give you some ideas, Snark