TWO INDIAN BRASS FIGURES OF SHIVA AND DURGA

South Asia, India, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. This is a lovely cast brass statue of the Hindu goddess Parvati, the two-armed consort to Shiva, standing on a discoidal base with a lotus pedestal. She

A very early, possibly 16 th /17 th Century figure of the warrior Deity Durga together with a devotional male figure, possibly Shiva or Parvati 5 ¼ in. for the larger

Two large and heavy antique Indian brass figures of Krishna playing the flute and Radha dancing, both atop integral plinth; as-is condition with numerous wear, dents and other flaws; largest H 14" x W

(3) Asian metal pieces c/o 2 Indian brass figures of Shiva, and a Tibetan figure, tallest 9-1/2" h

A Group of Ten Southeast Asian Articles comprising an Anglo-Indian hardwood basket, an Indian brass figure of Durga, a Thai bronze head of Buddha, a Middle Eastern cast metal bowl, an Indian bronze fi

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Two bronze deities, the first one is from Indian Rajasthan, 17th to 18th century, representing the Durga Mahisasuramardini, a major Hindu goddess, worshipped as a principal manifestation of the mother

Indian brass Shiva figure, 9-1/4" h

Ansonia Clock Co. "Pocahontas" Mantel Clocklate 19th centurythe painted spelter case with birds and two Indian figures, brass 8-day time and strike movement signed "Ansonia Clock CO., A

Three Indian Brass Figures of Dieties Unmarked. Comprising: Two figures of Ganesh A figure of Lakshmi The largest 4 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 2 in. Property from the Collection of Dr. Charles Hayes

Lot of three antique Indian brass deity figures and two temple toys includes: 3 1/2" (height) x 2" (length) x 1 1/4" (width) sacred cow deity, 3 1/2" (height) x 2" (length) x 1 1/4" (width) Ganesha de

South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A cast-brass figure of Shiva, the Hindu deity regarded as both creator and destroyer of the universe, that is also known as Shiva Nataraja (also Nataraaj, meani

Description: A group of approximately sixteen pieces, including Indian brass and bronze items including a Karuwa pot, an oil lamp, a bronze figure of Durga on a lion, a lidded brass pot with incised d

Pair of antique Indian Durga figures. Both with considerable ritual wear. One retains original backplate. Taller of the two pieces is 6 inches tall with backplate.

Central India; c. 12th century Shown seated, holding a holy water pot ,on a cushion throne between two columns, his secondary hands gripping a Naga and Trident. Powerfully carved. Dimensions 18.5" (47

Large group of 15 various Asian objects including Indian wood figure, Indian brass and enamel bell, Chinese bronze censor, two Indian metal pipe, pair Chinese porcelain cups converted to oil lamps, ce

Two small antique bronze figures, one Indian of Shiva Natraj and the other probably Sino Tibetan of Manjusri along with a 19th century Chinese famille rose temple figure. Tallest 23.5cm.

Modern. Chola Dynasty Style. Each depicting Shiva poised in the “Dance of Bliss”, within a ring radiating flames, representing the cosmos; the stallion freestanding on its rear legs. Heights of de

Lot includes 5 Indian brass and metal bells and two figures, [Tallest: 7" H]. In good condition.

Group of an Indian Bronze Figure of Tara and Two Brass Figures of Dieties Unmarked. The largest 3 1/2 x 2 x 1 in. Property from the Collection of Dr. Charles Hayes

20th century, to include a wooden carved Kali and a cast brass Shiva and Parvati figure. Taller 10.5 in. Collection of Louise Lockwood-Zorowski, Cary, NC Additional high-resolution photos are availabl

19th C. Together with a diminutive carved stone Egyptian sarcophagus figure, a brass bowl depicting Adam and Eve, and Indian engraved brass bowl, and a filagree hair comb, and a two-light menora. 6 pi

Horse and camel animalier figurines: an Indian horse with glass eyes and brass decorative elements, and two Bactrian camels. Horse: 19" H X 19" L. All with surface nicks, horse and one camel with repa

ANGLO-INDIAN TEMPLE MARKERS - 19th c. Painted Brass Sikh Temple Entrance Markers for the separate men's and women's entrance gates, probably cast in England. The two figures are in traditional costume