Two Chinese bronze Buddhist lions and a standing infant Buddha, Ming and later

Buddhist image in bronze. China. Ming period. Standing image of the infant buddha. Traces of gold lacquer remaining. 5.5in.Provenance: The Walter M. and Winifred B. Bush collection.

Mounted with a figure of Buddha and three figural attendants below a wide flared rim, embossed with Ming style designs, raised on a bell form base with two figural Buddhist lions. Base plate absent. H

Two Chinese Bronze Buddhist FiguresTwo Chinese parcel gilt bronze Buddhist figures: Tang-style standing Avalokitesvara; together with Wei-style seated Buddha in European pose; each mounted on bronze s

Depicted standing on a double-lotus base, dark brown patina (H: 13 3/4 in.) PROVENANCE: Property from a private collection, Chicago, Illinois NOTE: The present sculpture illustrates an episode from t

Each of standing form and with traces of gilding. (Height of taller 6 1/2 inches)

TWO SMALL MING BRONZE FIGURES OF BUDDHATwo small, Chinese Ming Dynasty, lacquered bronze figures of Buddha: one standing and offering a lotus blossom in both hands; the other seated in lotus position

Measurements: Height: 12.5in x Width: 4.375in x Depth: 2.875in A Chinese Tibetan Ming Dynasty bronze standing four arms Bodhisattva Buddha. Standing straight on two feet, with resplendent, semi peacef

Height: 12.5in x Width: 4.375in x Depth: 2.875in A Chinese Tibetan Ming Dynasty bronze standing four arms Bodhisattva Buddha. Standing straight on two feet, with resplendent, semi peaceful face and ra

Chinese Chrystaline Marble stele with Buddha, Northern Wei style, with central Buddha seated with legs crossed on a plinth, flanked by two attendants standing on lotus bases, with Buddhist Lions on th

Asian bronze vessel, round bowed shape, with two lion heads and several scratched script signs; polished; probably Ming or later period. Dimensions: 28cm width, 15cm height

IMPORTANT MING BRONZE STANDING BUDDHAA TIBETAN GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF AVALOKITESHVARA, PROB 16TH CENTURY. The figure wears a diaphanous sanghati, crisply arching away from the left shoulder and pooli

IMPORTANT MING BRONZE STANDING TIBETAN BUDDHA FIGURE OF AVALOKITESHVARA Ming Dynasty Period (1368-1644), and of The Period The figure wears a diaphanous sanghati, crisply arching away

IMPORTANT MING BRONZE standING TIBETAN BUDDHA FIGURE OF AVALOKITESHVARA Ming Dynasty Period (1368-1644), and of The Period The figure wears a diaphanous sanghati, crisply arching away from the left sh

The figure wears a diaphanous sanghati, crisply arching away from the right shoulder and pooling in elegant folds above the ankles, causing his hip to sway to the right. A crown, adorns her head and a

Two Chinese Carved Wood Buddhist FiguresTwo Chinese carved wood Buddhist figures: standing Buddha in monk's robes holding a lotus root; together with a seated Guanyin atop a double lotus base; H: 19 1

Chinese bronze Buddhist lion seal, Qing Dynasty or later (19th/20th c.), bronze lion with brown patina, oval seal with single Chinese character, 2"h x 1.25"l x 1"w

Chinese bronze Buddhist lion seal, Qing Dynasty or later (19th/20th c.), bronze lion with brown patina, oval seal with single Chinese character, 2"h x 1.25"l x 1"w

明代四大天王之一 Ming, Gilt Bronze Standing Buddha 高(Height):39.5cm 宽(Width):14cm 重(Weight):5.71kg

Measurements: Length: 31 Width: 19.5cm, Height: 58 cm, weight: 19730g Ming Gilt Bronze Standing Buddha Deity figure of Vaishnava, the Son of Namo, Guardian of the Northern Direction, King of the Yaksh

Dimensions: Length: 31 Width: 19.5cm, Height: 58 cm, weight: 19730g Ming Gilt Bronze Standing Buddha Deity figure of Vaishnava, the Son of Namo, Guardian of the Northern Direction, King of the Yakshas

Two Ming Dynasty small Bronze Buddhas, H:2.00 in2.3 in Very Detailed

Full title: Three Chinese bronze sculptures of Buddha and of Guanyin, Ming and later Description: H.: 35,5 cm (the tallest) Provenance: - A Dutch private collection.

Chinese, Qing dynasty, possibly Ming, standing figure with clasped hands, wearing flowing robes and a ruyi decorated breast plate, elaborate head dress with flowing ribbons on shoulders, 13-1/2 in.

Two Chinese bronze Buddhist figures dating from the 18th or 19th century. The larger figure is White Tara seated on a double lotus pedestal in padmasana. Her left hand is placed in front of her and he