15/16thC Northern Thai "Lanna" style Buddha. Charisma!

15/16thC Northern Thai "Lanna" style Buddha on a distinctive base. He radiates a wonderful sense of equanimity. Five inches tall not including the newly added custom museum-style base.

Asian Bronze Seated Buddha Chinese or Northern Thai Lanna style, robed and seated on a lotus base, having the right hand in the 'touching the earth' mudra and holding a jar in the palm of the left, re

15/16thC Northern Thai Buddha. Nice face, though looks like he could use a shave. Pitting appears to be from original manufacture. The surface was originally covered by lacquer and gilding. Sits 6 1/8

A Northern Thai Style Gilt Bronze Figure of Buddha Shown seated on a tiered plinth, his right hand lowered in bhumisparsha mudra. {Height: 8 1/8 inches (20.6 cm)} [Overall wear]

2pc Parcel Gilt Wood Seated Buddhas. Includes a Thai Lanna style black lacquered and gilt buddha on stand 19''x10'' (small chip to finial) and a Laotian red lacquered and gilt buddha on throne 15''x6.

This Buddha and Buddha 8887 come from the same source. They are both a Northern Sukothai style--which is a hybrid of Northern Thai style (Chen Sen Style) and Sukothai in central Thailand. Both show re

Antique Thai Saenkajai, or "Happy Buddha", found typically in Thailand. This is in the Northern Thai style, though very unusual to find with a crown. Thinly cast in in a lead alloy in a mold. probably

Thailand; c. 16th - 17th century. Northern Thai styles. Nice examples. Both with custom stands. Tallest; 4 - 1/8th" (10.5 cm) without base. Standard shipping to the continental United States for this

Thailand, ca. 15th century. A fine northern Thai U-Thong style figure. Custom stand. MEASUREMENTS Height with stand: 14 inches / 36 cm.

Northern Thailand, c. 15th century; A fine fragmentary figure in Ayutthaya style, custom mount. Height, without stand, 26" (66cm) Ex Milton Fox Collection. Mr. Fox (1904-1971) was editor at Harry N. A

Good 16-18thC Northern Thai Buddha. Its 7.5 inches tall

Unusual and rare 16/17thC Northern Thai Buddha in royal attire with a beautifully detailed base. I haven't come across one of this type in a decade. Measures 5 1/8 inches x 3 1/8 inches x 2 inches. Ex

Early Northern Thai Buddha - very uncommon type. Probably 14/15thC. Crack at neck, though hard to see except upon close inspection. Sits 6 7/8 inches tall. Deeply serene countenance.

Lovely 16thC Northern Thai Buddha. This piece measures 5.5" tall.

16thC Northern Thai Buddha- great example of this type. Bronze seated Buddha is 5.25" tall, base is 2.5 x 1.5".

Antique Northern Thai Buddha. Inscription on the front of the base. Sits 9.75 inches tall.

15/16thC Thai Buddha head on custom stand. Head is approximately 2.25 inches tall, height on custom stand is 4.75 inches.

Thai style buddha head with jewels Height: 16.75"

An early northern Thai Buddha- probably 15th Century. Good size at 10-1/8 inches tall, 8.25 inches wide, 4 inches deep. New custom base now elevates it to 12.5 inches tall. This Buddha has an interest

Including gilded Buddga, gilded Thai style Buddha on dragon, and bronze Buddha. Tallest approx. 12" H.

This Antique royal Ayutthaya Thai style Buddha is seated in the ardha padmasana or half lotus position with his/her right leg over his left. Primary Material is Iron Condition used due to age. Dimensi

Magnificent 19th century Northern Sukothai Thai Buddha. Large and heavy at 16.75" tall. Rare type-sensitively modeled face, well cast, and in outstanding condition. 15" at widest point of base. Oxford

15thC Northern Thai Crystal Buddha. Purchased 25 years ago- was relatively expensive even then, but it was a piece that drew me to it in a powerful way. Done before they were able to carve curved line

Very best of Northern Thai sculpture. Large 15/16thC bronze Buddha bust on a custom stand. Remains of inlaid eyes. Deeply serene face with crisp, fine casting and finishing. Figure alone is 11 inches

Classic 16thC Northern Thai Bronze Buddha. Looks to have gone through a fire or a war, and yet still he sits here in meditation. Missing one arm and shoulder, which provides an interesting effect, as