A Copper Alloy Portable Shrine

The Tibetan gau box is employed by Tibetan Buddhists to contain religious relics, historically used to protect pilgrims during their travels and to serve as a portable shrine. The central window allow

Fine original condition, with no breaks, cracks or repairs. Solid silver with a copper inset removable back. Approx. H: 3 3/4" W: 3" D: 1 1/2". Ex-Nooter coll.

Two Indian copper alloy Durga Shrines, 8 1/2" tallest.

A Copper Alloy 'Jain Tirthankara' Shrine Cast in openwork with the principal image of Tirthankara seated in dyhanasana on a throne, surrounded by numerous seated and standing figures of Jinas, forming

A pair of Thai shrine statues. Representing the Holy Monk Phra Malai visiting the Hell scene. Gilded copper alloy with black and red paints. 11", 9 1/2".

Himalayan portable shrine (gau), the silver lid with the Eight Buddhist Treasures in repousse, with glass inset to the center, the copper box with a textile strap, 5.75"h x 4"w x 2"d

Portable shrine. Tibet. Early 20th century. Repousse copper. Brocade mounts.

wood, coconut shell, Wooden shrine heads were allowed to sit on the altars of chiefs and important individuals as opposed to the copper alloy heads that were exclusively used by the royalty of Benin.

Chinese antique set of 4 ink stones in a portable wooden box. Each one includes the stone and copper alloy water dropper. Late Qing dynasty box measures 6 inches tall x 9 1/4 inches long x 4 3/4 inche

2nd-3rd century A.D. A copper-alloy left foot from a statuette or a votive model, with naturalistic detailing to toes and nails, flat underside. Cf. British Museum's Portable Antiquities Scheme, HESH-

20th century AD. A mixed group of three copper-alloy statuettes comprising of: a standing Garuda(?) with clasped hands; a miniature shrine with yoni, lingam, Ganesha, cow, cobra and two busts; a minia

Circa 1450-1550 A.D. A copper-alloy purse bar of Ward-Perkins type B3, composed of a round-section bar with globular terminals and articulate loop. Portable Antiquities Scheme report number DENO-E6C54

20th century AD. A mixed group of three copper-alloy statuettes comprising of: a crawling infant Krisha wearing a tall headdress and jewelry; a standing four-armed goddess; a miniature shrine with var

Pair of Gold and Silver Inlaying Copper Alloy Lion Jars and Covers Diam.41.2cm, Height:71.4cm, Acquired from Hong Kong in 1972.

Pair of Chinese archaistic copper alloy fanghu, the body molded with a band featuring taotie masks on a leiwen ground, flanked by zoomorphic handles, together with a domed lid, with repeated stylize z

The Buddha Vajrasattva seated with legs crossed in vajra paryankasana, hands in the customary position holding vajra, the body and head adorned with sumptuous silver and bronze inlaid jewelry and crow

Silver and Hardstone Inlaid Copper Alloy Figure of Four-armed Deity Width:26cm, Height:36cm, Good Condition Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, inc

Height:33cmWidth:22.3cmWeight:20.3kgFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

A GILT AND TURQUOISE-INLAID COPPER ALLOY FIGURE OF GREEN TARA, DENSATIL STYLE, TIBET, 14TH CENTURY 十四世紀西藏銅鎏金嵌綠松&#307

Length: 31cm. Width: 16cm. Height: 41cm. Weight 12850 gram.

Height: 31cm. Weight 3500 gram.

A gilt copper alloy or bronze figure of Vajrasattva, Tibet, possibly c.14th or 15th century or later, holding vajra and ghanta, seated in padmasana on a double lotus throne, his body flexed, wearing f

Silver Inlaid Copper Alloy Figure of Padmasambhava Weight:6.9kg, Length:24.2cm, Width:16.5cm, Height:36cm, Provenance: The estate of a collector from European, around 1970s.

Silver Inlaid Copper Alloy Figure of Shyamtar Width:12.5cm, Height:16.8cm, Good Condition Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including condition r