TWO FIGURES OF A DAOIST DEITY (YAO WANG) WITH TIGER AND

Wang Bu (Chinese, 1898-1968), A Porcelain Plaque of Buddhist DeitiesRepublic Period (1912-1949), porcelain hand painted in iron red with two smaller figures admiring a larger figure of a Luohan (Arhat

19th century, in two parts, modeled as a deity atop a tiger. [Overall: 9 x 5 3/4 x 3 inches]. Light residue and oxidation.

China, Ming Dynasty, 15-16th Century Dimensions 12” (30 cm) H Seated with legs pendant on an oblong base and angled semi-circular throne, barefoot but wearing elaborate armour with lion heads at

(2) Tibetan Thangkas, hand colored. Deity with animals and two buddhistic figures; Deity amidst tongue of flames. (Approx. 15 1/2" x 13", 15 1/2" x 11 3/4").

Large Chinese Ming cast bronze figure, depicting Yao Wang (The King of Medicine) standing on a rock, with a fish and crab in a stream beneath the rock. 20.75"H, Circa - 16th - 17th C.

One a Japanese bronze model of a tiger from the Meiji period, signed "Gyouko Saku," on wood base and a Italian silver figure of a tiger, by Fratelli Magrino, Florence, bonded porcelain filled silver f

Delicately carved to depict the figure seated in a throne and wearing an elaborated dragon robe. Height: 10 1/2 inches Condition: Age cracks, small losses.

Two metalwork figures of deities: Buddha, with hands in mudra, standing atop a lotus base; together with female goddess, wearing elaborate jewels, with a writhing cobra on her neck, seated on a feline

Circa late 18th / early 19th century hand decorated tile. Enameled side with two figures riding a tiger / beast creature. Blue and white side with a child and woman playing a string instrument. Small

TWO ASIAN BRONZE FIGURES DEITY IS 4 1/2"H, FOO DOG IS 4"L X 3"H

Chinese Hand Painted Porcelain Wall Plaque; Two deity figures with Children – Shouxing and Fuxing. Hand painted in black, reds and gilt. Artist's seal on left. Red lacquer on wood frames. 5.25lbs. 1

Hollow molded pottery figurine of two figures; possibly a deity and a smaller scale scholar/ court figure. Partial glazed details with wear and losses, etc. Hand written caligraphy in ink to the back

Chinese turquoise fahua glazed biscuit figure of the Daoist deity Zhenwu and his attendants, the personification of the North depicted seated on a throne with a snake and tortoise at his feet, flanked

Two strands with Chinese jade/hardstone beads, one carved with two mice and a lotus root; the other with turtle shell, lotus root, two figures, pair of tigers and a seal, largest carving: 1.3"w

gold luster crystal; signed "Lalique France"; with original boxes 4 1/4 x 5 x 2 1/4 in. (10.8 x 12.7 x 5.7 cm.), Each box: 3 3/4 x 8 3/8 x 6 3/8 in. (9.5 x 21.3 x 16.2 cm.) Provenance: Property from a

Two Tibetan Bronze Figures of Deities the first of Vajrayogini standing in action, bearing staff and wearing a necklace of human skulls, the second of a dancing female deity wearing a crown of skulls.

Two Standing Figures of Buddhist Deity. Comprising: a carved wooden standing figure on a step lotus form base, and a cast bronze standing figure of Guanyin on a double lotus base. {Tallest: height app

Two Large Antique Chinese Polychrome Wood Seated Daoist Figures - 17th/18c. Two early Chinese Carved Polychrome Figures. One figure appears to be the representation of an Emperor or a Divine General s

TWO PATINATED METAL FIGURES OF TIGERS height of larger 28in (71cm); length 79in (201cm); depth 12in (31cm) This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: W W If the lot is not picked up immediately

Two Cloisonne Enamel Figures of Tigers early 20th century the first figure depicted standing on all four with the mouth wide open, the second seated on its haunch. Height 13 1/2 inches. Estimate $500-

probably Indian and Tibetan 5 1/4" and 4 1/2" high

Two Sino-Tibetan Bronze Figures of Deities the first depiciting Jambala standing above a lotus throne beneath a flaming aureole, the second a figure of standing Padmapani. Height of taller 5 7/8 in.,

Two Chinese Bronze Figures of Deities 19th/20th century comprising a Chinese bronze example and a Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze example. Height of taller 6 1/2 inches. Estimate $300-500 Property from a Pro

unmarked; 3 1/8 inches high, the other 2 1/4 inches high