TWO TIBETAN PHURBA DAGGERS

Four various bronze items, including: two-piece Tibetan phurba dagger; Chinese covered tripod censer with lion finial; together with Chinese seated Buddha; L: 7 1/2" (largest)

Two Tibetan Bronze Buddhist Ritual Weapons, 19th c., consisting of an axe and a dagger or phurba, both inlaid with cabochon precious stones, Sword- H.- 22 3/4 in., W.- 2 14 in., D.- 1 1/4 in., Axe- H.

Two Tibetan Gilt Bronze Ritual Daggers the first a phurba decorated animal masks and raised above a hardwood stand, the second an axe-form example mounted with a vertically oriented flaying blade. Len

Two bronze ritual Phurba daggers and a bronze Dorje. H from 24cm to 45cm

mixed metals 10 in. (25.4 cm.) wide and 6 1/2 in. (16.5 cm.) wide Provenance: Property from the Estate of Professor Harry Stone, Brentwood, California. Recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship in the 1960

Two Tibetan Phurba Drum Handles. Carved wood. On metal stands. Provenance: Private Collection of Shirley and David Rowen, Beverly Hills, California. Size: 1) 15'' x 2'' x 2'' (38 x 5 x 5 cm); 2) 16.5'

Tibetan Phurba dagger, Barbara Walters Coll., 19th c., Tibet, silvered metal, Bodhisattva riding Makara, three-sided blade protruding from beast's mouth, crown handle, on custom display, 10"l (dagger)

6pc Tibetan Wood Phurba Daggers and Horn 6'' to 10.5''. Various carved daggers with faces and jeweled horn. Surface wear from use. 18th or 19th century.

A large Tibetan gilt bronze ritual dagger called Phurba. Phurba is used in Buddhism mainly by shamans. The dagger has three main symbols: at the bottom of the handle is a set of three faces representi

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely cast-brass phurba dagger (also known as a magic dagger) in the traditional form of a three-sided stake. The handle takes the form of a vajra (also do

Tibetan ceremonial Phurba dagger, 19th/20th c., Indo-Tibentan, cast bronze hilt with steel blade, the handle topped with an antelope above the three heads of Vajrakila, approx. 9"l

Tibetan ritual nicely patinated iron dagger called Phurba. Phurba is a ritual knife used in Buddhism mainly by shamans. The knife has three main symbols: at the base of the handle is a set of three fa

19th-early 20th century AD. An iron phurba dagger with triangular blade and handle decorated with four deity faces. 495 grams, 24cm (9 1/2"). London private collection, acquired 1985-1995.

Chinese Tibetan bronze ritual Phurba dagger; decorated with Buddha heads; L: 15 cm, W: 2 cm, 89 grams

Bronze Indo-Tibetan phurba ceremonial dagger and the masks of three fearsome figures at the top with a dog on one the three sided blade features for its function as a source of protection from evil. A

Bronze Indo-Tibetan Phurba ceremonial dagger featuring lapis and coral stone inlays and the masks of three fearsome figures at the top with a dog. Silver filigree work and the three sided blade

All 19th century or earlier, comprising: a Southeast Asian gilt bronze Buddha, four duck form Burmese opium weights, a Tibetan ceremonial Phurba dagger, a miniature teapot, another standing Buddh

20th Century, Long: 6.0 inch; 8.0 inch

20th Century, Long:5.0 inch to 5.75 inch

LARGE TIBETAN BRONZE RITUAL PHURBA DAGGER; L: 10 3/4 IN W: 5 1/2 IN WEIGHT: 3 LB 1.4 OZ

DESCRIPTION: A Tibet Buddhism Vajra Phurba dagger holder in silver with semi precious stones cabochons decorative inserts. Weight: 82 grs. CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN: Tibet. DIMENSIONS: H: 1 1/2" W:

This is an original Phurba or ritual dagger, carved wood and measures 10 inches tall on lucite base. Early to Mid 20th century. Provenance: The Ethnic Arts council of Los Angeles fund raiser auction.

This Tibetan ritual object, known as a Phurba, measures 10x2.5x2 cm or 3.94x0.98x0.79 inches, and is crafted from brass. It dates back to the 19th to 20th century AD and was used in Vajrayana Buddhism

Two Chinese Tibetan/Mongolian daggers, 8.5in