Chinese Bronze Guanyin, Ming Dynasty, 17th C

Chinese Art A Guanyin bronze figure China, Ming dynasty, 16th-17th century . . Cm 16,00 x 19,50.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Chinese Ming dynasty bronze figure of Guanyin seated atop a lotus throne, both hands making the three jewels gesture. CIRCA: 15th - 17th Century ORIGIN: Chinese DIMENSIONS: H: 8.2

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A wonderful bronze statue rich with iconography of a Bodhisattva known as Avalokiteshwara (also Guanyin, Guan Yin, Kuanyin in Chinese), the goddess

An Archaistic Bronze Vase Probably Ming Dynasty (14th-17th Century) H:17 3/4"x W: 9 11/4"x D:7 3/4"

A Chinese Late Ming Dynasty bronze footed bowl17th century or laterAppears unmarkedThe tripod footed bowl with dragon motif handles, geometric banding around the rim, and guardian lion mask feet3.75&q

Antique Chinese painted wood Guanyin, Late Ming/early Qing Dynasty (likely 17th c.), polychrome painted carved wood, depicting the deity seated majestically, with arms meeting under elaborately decora

Chinese, Ming dynasty, 17th century, bronze figure of Daoist immortal--He Xiangu, who is one of the eight Daoist immortals' patheon, and believed the only female character among the eight. The bronzei

Chinese, Ming dynasty, 17th century, bronze figure of the Daoist Lohan immortal, Lv Dongbing. With the mimicking tapestry and real hair attached as the moustache, the bronze is cast in the sense oflik

A GOOD LARGE 16TH/17TH CENTURY LATE MING DYNASTY CHINESE BRONZE TRIPOD CENSER & COVER, weighing 5.36Kg, supported on unusual bulbous triangular-section feet, the shoulders with a raised lappet border

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Figure of Bodhisattva Buddha Prob. Late Ming dynasty, 17th century A Chinese Gilt Bronze Bodhisattva Buddha, Shown seated in dhyanasana with hands in vitarka and varada mudras,

Bronze Water Buffalo Censer Large cast bronze water buffalo censer with boy riding on back. Excellent patina to bronze. Date: Late Ming Dynasty, 16th to 17th Century Length: 23.4 cm (9.21 in) Height:

Chinese Art A bronze standing Taoist figure China, Ming dynasty, 16th-17th century . . Cm 9,00 x 27,00. Traces of the original lacquer

CHINESE BRONZE RECTANGULAR INCENSE BURNER AND COVER, LATE MING DYNASTY (16TH- 17TH CENTURY)Measures: 10" x 7.5" x 4"Very good condition

Ming Dynasty gilt bronze Buddha figure, and of the Period (1368-1644). Casted in the image of Bodhisattvas Buddha manifestation of Shiva, multi headed and arms, formed various meaningful gestures. The

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17th century Chinese late Ming dynasty bronze mule censer with a removable saddle decorated with a mythical beast in low relief along the top.Height: 5 in x width: 5 in x depth: 2 3/4 in.

* A Gilt Bronze Deer-Form Weight ming dynasty, 16th/17th century finely cast to depict a recumbent deer with all four tucked underneath, its head turned to the left, having bulgy eyes, enlarged nostri

China, Ming Dynasty, c. 17th century; Seated figure of a Taoist deity with finely engraved details including robe and much gilding remaining. On old custom wooden base. height with base: 14" (35.4cm)

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A fantastic cast bronze pricket candlestick with three legs featuring zoomorphic heads. The top contains a spike or pricket in the center for holdi

An antique 17th-century Chinese bronze sculpture. Late Ming dynasty, before 1644. The figurine represents a Chinese official on horseback. The figure can be detached from the horse. The sculpture is m

A Chinese Bronze Figure of Guanyin Ming Dynasty Of typical crowned and seated form, holding a cup. Height 12 1/2 inches C

Chinese Ming dynasty figural bronze of a seated Lohan. 16th or 17th century. With losses. From a Scarsdale, NY estate. Dimensions: figure measures approx. 5.875" w x 4" d x 9" h.

17th Century Massive Chinese Ming Dynasty gilt bronze Buddha figure of GuanGong, GuanDi. The fine casted Buddha figure of the general GuanDi, modelled seated on a carved wooden throne with a draped el

Group of 11 Chinese Ming dynasty bronze belt fittings. These were the connecting fittings which allowed an item to hang off the belt. Mostly dating from the late 17th century to the early 19th century