17th century Iranian or possibly Indian folio of poetry

Indian, possibly 17th c. Kerala Shiva figure previously fitted to a lower section, now supported on a wood display base.H. of statue: 19 cm (7 2/8 in.)

Indian, possibly 17th c. Tubular palanquin finial with a lion head decoration to one side. H. 25 cm (9 7/8 in.)

2 Possibly 17th Century Indian Miniatures possibly Mewar school, Krishna and Kishangarh Stories, gouache, 9.25 x 6.2 inches and 12.75 x 8.6 inches, One is Provenance Collection Of Leo Blanche Manso, b

Indian bronze alloy Bovine votive figure, Possibly 17th c., unmarked, 1.75"h x 2.25"w Provenance: From the Collection of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw

Lot of 6 engravings, all folios, most measuring approximately 15.25" x 9.25", one slightly shorter and wider. One dated 1804, though the others are mostly 18th century, some possibly late 17th c. Incl

India, ca. 17th century. Likely of ceremonial significance, possibly an adornment for a Nandi (bull). Consisting of a heavy double chain with finely-cast busts of a male deity (possibly Shiva) and a d

India, ca. 17th-19th century. The first, a very old carved figure of a female deity, possibly Lakshmi, along with a finely-painted wood panel, perhaps a book cover. Custom stand. MEASUREMENTS Height o

Antique Indian, 17th century or earlier, Chola style figure of multi-armed Shiva; the Shiva holding axe and gazelle with outstretched hand fully decorated with beaded jewelry including anklets, bracel

South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A marvelous alabaster sculpture of Vaikuntha Chaturmurti exhibiting 3 heads - an anthropomorphic visage at the center flanked by a boar and a lion - and 6 arms

Central Asia, India, Mughal Empire, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A gorgeous, bright painting depicting the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan and his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, whose death inspired her husband

India, ca. 17th to early 18th century. Standing bronze figure of Rama, 7th Avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu and hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana. He stands on integral square base, holding his hands toge

Central Asia, India, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A hand-carved pair of wooden figures, one a man and one a woman. These figures may depict the gods Shiva and Parvati, husband and wife, although they

**Originally Listed At $500** South Asia, India, Mughal Empire, ca. 17th to 19th century CE. A beautiful deep red sandstone arched panel screen known as a jali which translates to "net," with an inter

Northern European School, 17th century possibly earlier, Landscape with Figures on a Road at Left, oil on canvas, not visibly signed Note: Remnants of New York framer's label on verso (MFER4429) {AM}(

India, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. Oil spoon traditionally used for putting oil into ritual hanging or standing lamps in Hindu temples. Custom lucite stand. Size: spoon itself measures 5-1/8"L (13 cm

India, ca. 17th century CE. A solid bronze ceremonial spoon depicting Krishna the "Butter Thief" as a youth holding a ball of butter that he stole from his stepmother, beneath a protective Naga, the m

17th century, Indian, a figure of Shiva is seated, depicted with four arms, each holding an object, including a sword, on multi-tiered base. H. 10.8 cm (4 1/2in.)

**Originally Listed At $200** India, ca. 17th century CE. Two finely carved wooden figural avatars of Lord Vishnu. The first depicts Hayagriva (Hayagreeva), the horse-headed avatar of Lord Vishnu who

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA ** India, western part of country, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. This is a wooden female deity or worshippe

Originally listed at $2,500... **This is an oversized piece that will require 3rd party shipping. Please ask for a quote prior to bidding** Central Asia, Persia to India, Islamic or Mughal culture, ca

South Asia, India, ca. 1600 CE. A playfully dancing voluptuous apsara figure, hand carved in high relief from pink sandstone upon a columnar form. Mid-sway with hands provocatively raised above her he

**Originally Listed At $1850** South Asia, India, ca. 1600 CE. An impressive, hand carved pink sandstone high relief fragment depicting the Hindu deity Narasimha (meaning man-lion; also known as Naras

Circa 1640 Pata, with typical forged iron hand and wrist cover, simple blade, as used by the Marathas, famed in history as yeoman warriors and champions of Hinduism, 45" long overall. The cowling is r

Iran,early 17th C. drawing of a young shepherd and his flock, with applied color in areas, Provenance: Purchased from Parke Bernet (Sotheby's), New York, November 20, 1975, lot 276 Dimensions: Image-s