In the Qing Dynasty, a two-body Buddha with bronze gilt and gold inlaid with treasure

H:24cm,W:19.5cm,weight：3969g

H:41cm，W:29cm，weight：11000g

H:44cm,W：32cm,Weight：14000g

H:30cm，W:20.5cm，weight：4500g

H25.5cm，L17.5cm，W12.5cm

H:45cm，W:16.5cm，weight：6439g

H:36cm，W:28.5cm，weight：9622g

H:34cm，

H:35.5cm，W:35cm，weight：6091g

H:55cm，W:21cm，weight：11500g

H:44cm，W:37cm，weight：g

H:27.5cm，L:18.8cm，W:12.5cm，3291g

H31cm，L19.5cm.W14cm，4160g

H47.5cm，L24.5cm，W13.5cm，

H:35cm，W:18.5cm，weight：6550g

H:35cm，W:16.5cm，

H:24cm，W:19cm，weight：3615g

H:46cm，L:34cm，W:27cm，23.6kg

H:29cm W:18cm Wt:4400g H:44.5cm L:35.3cm W:17cm

Qing Dynasty Chinese Tibetan gilt bronze Buddha figure of Avalokiteshvara, vajadharma appearing in the sambhogakaya form (enjoyment body of a buddha). With a serene face and two long eyes glancing wit

H:34cm，W:21cm，weight：6600g

H:56cm，W:34cm，weight：15100g

H:36cm，W:24cm，weight：7400g

H:46cm，W:35cm，weight：16500g