A Gilt Copper Alloy Tsonghhpa, Tibet, ca 19th c

A Gilt Copper Alloy Figure of Tsongkhapa Tibet, circa 19th century 38 cm high x 26 cm wide Tsongkhapa was an influential Tibetan Buddhist monk, philosopher and tantric yogi, whose activities led to th

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A hinged and lidded 75.45% gold (equivalent to 18K+) and silver-copper alloy storage box that is lavishly adorned with a repousse foliate motif in high relief

Japan, ca. 19th century, and Thailand, ca. 2nd century BC. Vajra of gilt copper alloy and of typical form. Bell finely cast with bull-head protome with all-over rope design. Rattle pellet still remain

Himalayan figure of Buddhist deity Marichi, Likely 19th c. or earlier, Tibet, gilt cast copper alloy, with three faces and six hands, the front head with serene face, and pig and female faces on the s

Tibet, 19th century, mask made gilt copper alloy, representing buddhist deity, polychrome decoration. Signs of wear. Dimension: 33 cm.

Tibet, 19th century, mask in git copper alloy, polychrome decoration of pigments, representing Ganesha. Signs of use. Dim.:33cm.

Tibet, 19th century, mask made of gilt copper alloy and fabric, representing buddhist dragon head, polychrome decoration and in high relief. Signs of wear. Dimension: 36 cm.

Tibet, 19th century, mask in git copper alloy, polychrome decoration of pigments, representing Ganesha. Signs of use. Dim.:33cm.

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A copper mask depicting a Garuda - a mythical avian-form deity who acts as a protector and a symbol of fearlessness - covered in a layer of fine

Central Asia, Tibet / Mongolia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A gilt copper panel repousse decorated with a detailed scene of the wrathful tantric deity known as Mahakala in a frightening fo

Repousse gilt copper image. Tibet. 19th century. Seated figure of Padmasakava. Turquoise inlays. Break to one ribbon. 14" high.

Group of four small antique Indian statues in gilt bronze or copper alloy, 19th century or earlier; overall good condition, minor wear, some losses to gilt; the largest H 3 3/4" x W 2 1/2" x L 1 7/8"

Bronze statue of the Hindu goddess Parvati (Gauri / Uma). Indian, ca. 19th century. Copper alloy / bronze. Parvati stands on a floral base with two prongs or horns that may have held up a halo at one

Title: A red copper alloy figure of Avalokiteshvara, Tibet, 19th/20th C. Description: H 100 cm

A Nepalese inlaid and embellished parcel-gilt copper alloy figure of Khadga Bhairab (Bhirava)19th century or earlierInlaid with silver and depicted wielding a sword, shield, and a ritual bowl, on a ba

Tibet gilt copper Buddha, 18th/19th century,15"high.Possibly depicting Hayagriva, the horse protector or Shadbhuja Mahakala(Six armed protector).The items held in the six arms and hands, are cast sepa

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

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A ornate cast copper cylindrical vessel with brass appliques and etched motifs, the lid is connected to the body via a chain, and interestingly, the lid comes

Tibet, ca. 19th century. A seated figure of Buddha, its Dhoti engraved with flowerheads. Base is sealed with contents. Cold gold details. Kenny & Higgins Asian Art, Washington, D.C. 1980's. MEASUREMEN

Tibet, 19th century, rectangular plate in gold copper alloy, high relief representing 6 armed Mahakala and Manjusri deities, traces of polychrome. Signs of use. Dim .: 72,5x48,5cm.

Japan, ca. 19th century. The taller example has a standing figure of Buddha, the shorter depicts Fudu Mayoo and is adorned with elaborate gilt copper mounts. MEASUREMENTS Height of tallest: 3 1/2 inch

Tibet, ca. late 19th century. A rare ceremonial hat made of gilt lacquer over composition, finely painted all over with scenes of wrathful deities and lotus flowers. Surmounted by a silver and coral f

Head of a Lama, Tibet, 15th-16th C., gilt copper alloy, probably part of a larger statue, traces of original paint remain. Provenance: Dallas W. Boesendahl, NYC. Sold $9500. (W622200){WK} Measurements

Himalayan figure of standing Tara, 19th/20th c., Nepal, patinated and gilt copper alloy, 8.25"h