Good Indian Nepalese Bronze Tara,

Dancing female figure holding a long stemmed lotus flower in one hand, likely representing Tara, Hindu goddess of compassion. Expressive and nicely detailed front and back, with good wear at touch poi

Indian or Nepalese. Two depicting Shiva in a dance pose, the third in a seated Vasudhara, each on a shaped base. Heights 4 in. to 4 ½ in. (Cond: good, nice color)

This is an original bronze sculpture created using the lost wax process by American artist Maher Morcos. It stands 16.5" tall and measures 26" wide. It is secured on a wooden base with brass name tag.

Crisply cast vintage/ bronze Nepalese Tara. Very Large at 19 inches tall. Cast in the traditional way for this type, with the upper and lower part of the body cast separately. The pin that holds them

VOTIVE PLAQUES, three plaques, one bronze, two copper, two inscribed “18th Century Deccan” on verso, 4 ¾ x 4 ½”, 6 ¼ x 4 ¾” & 7 ½ x 4 ½”, each with wooden display stands, one with more

India and Nepal, ca. 18th-19th century. Standing figures of Hanuman and Krishna and a seated Nepalese 4-armed deity. MEASUREMENTS Height of tallest: 5 1/2 inches / 14.4 cm SHIPPING $20 flat-rate shipp

Indian bronze Tara Figure, 6 5/8" high.

A bronze figure that has a patina finish. The figure depicts a deity with four heads, and is accompanied by a consort. The deity has multiple arms, each holding several objects, and is stepping on sma

Zwei Öllampen, eine in Form einer weiblichen Figur bzw. eines Pfaus an Hängekette. Höhe 12 bzw. 13 cm. Dazu ein fein reliefiertes Räuchergefäß mit abnehmbarem, durchbrochenem Deckel

Early 20th century Indian/Nepalese bronze figure of Buddha Shakyamuni on a lotus flower seated in lotus position while meditating. The statue is sealed in the lower part. Size: 7x10x4,5 cm Weight: 297

Indian/ Tibet/ Nepalese Bronze Buddha Fortuna. Height 4 3/8 inches. Private collection in Western coast.

19th cen, measures 16.8" in height, with rich black brown patina; Provenace: from a Sourhern Florida Collection

19th cen, measures 17"h 12"w; Provenance: from an Manhattan Gentleman Life Time Collection

Provenace: Property of a Northeast Maine Estate; 18/19th cen, relaxed pose sited on double lotus base with flower apparel on the left shoulder, measures 7.5" in height

A GOOD LARGE INDIAN BRONZE SECTIONAL GROUP OF KRISHNA, in a posture of dance upon a stepped lotus plinth, a demon guarded flaming mandorla behind him, 17.25in high overall. 600-900

India and Nepal,Ca. 19th century First a standing figure of four-armed Bighnantaka Bhairava, next a seated figure of Buddha from Sri Lanka, next a Bhuta Deity from Western Deccan, next a seated Ganesh

A bronze statue. A figural religious work depicting Tara (Duoluo Pusa, Tara Bosatsu), and important bodhisattva in Buddhism, representing the virtues of success in work and achievements. The figure is

DIMENSIONS APPROX 39x12x12CM. Potential buyers should note that condition reports are matters of opinion only, they are non-exhaustive and based solely on what can be seen to the naked eye unless othe

Pair Indian or Nepalese Bronze Standing Buddhas 9''x3'' Each. A pair of standing male Buddha figures on black wood bases. Overall surface wear from age. 17th to 18th century, India or Nepal.

Old Nepalese Seated Bronze Tara 13''x9.5''. Seated crowned tara on throne with engraved accents to robe. Attached red Chinese export seal on tag. Original patina with some verdigris spots. Late 19th o

DESCRIPTION: Fine 19th Century Nepalese bronze green tara buddha in the royal ease seated position on a double lotus throne. Excellent dark brown patina. Provenance: (Collection of Alfred Byrd Graf) C

Good 19thC Indian bronze figure. Measures 4 1/2 inches tall x 1 3/4 inches at its widest point x 1 3/4 inches at its deepest point.

An Indian or Nepalese antique bronze and copper plaque fragment. Embossed plaque depicting a deity surrounded by figures, animals and ornamentation. Measures 9" x 6.5". Mounted to a wooden frame, over

Large Indian Gilt Bronze TaraLarge Indian gilt bronze Tara figure; seated in position of "Royal Ease", the right foot resting on lotus flowerhead blooming from a lotus base; hands in vitarka mudra wit