Pair of Antique Medieval Period South Asian Bronze Ganesha Votive Idol Figurines

Category: Pendants and Figurines This exquisite bull amulet, skillfully carved from translucent chalcedony, represents a significant artifact from the medieval period of South Asia. The bull, often sy

Lot of 8 Antique Indo-Himalayan Tibetan Bronze Votive Idol Figurines

Lot of 7 Antique Indo-Himalayan Tibetan Bronze Votive Idol Figurines

Lot of 7 Antique Indo-Himalayan Tibetan Bronze Votive Idol Figurines

Antique Southeast Asian Cambodian Bronze Votive Figurine

Antique Southeast Asian Cambodian Bronze Votive Figurine

This 19-20th century South Asian statuette represents the revered deity Ganesha, traditionally known as the remover of obstacles and god of beginnings. The idol, measuring 15 cm in height, 8 cm in wid

This terracotta votive idol plaque in gilt silver casing amulet exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship and rich cultural heritage of the Angkor Period in Southeast Asia. Made from terracotta and meti

19th century antique pair of large Indian or South East Asian bronze candle sticks with allover openwork design and hanging lapis, each with mark to base; as-is condition; overall height of pair 28 1/

This lot features a pair of lead fertility votive idols measuring 12x3.5x2 cm (4.72x1.38x0.79 inches) each. Exhibiting an excavation patina, these artifacts are emblematic of Southeast Asian culture f

This 7 by 4 cm votive figure, skillfully cast in bronze, depicts Ganesha, the Hindu deity recognizable by his elephant head and revered for being the remover of obstacles. Dating to the post-Angkor pe

This 7 by 4 cm votive figure, skillfully cast in bronze, depicts Ganesha, the Hindu deity recognizable by his elephant head and revered for being the remover of obstacles. Dating to the post-Angkor pe

A pair of Asian bronze figurines of Buddha in two various sizes. Both figurines are adorned with engraved detailed patterns. The first figurine is decorated with an ornate lotus flower design on the b

An estate collection of three 93) South Asian figural statues, with Buddhist and similar motifs. Includes: one (1) 19th Century antique gilt bronze figurine, modeled as an anthropomorphic Indo Buddhis

Title: Pair of Japanese bronze Buddha sculptures Origin: Asian private collection Date/Period: 20th Medium/Material: bronze Description: Size: about 18x8x7 cm Pair of antique bronze Buddha sculptures

Dimension: 85x60mm Introduction: This exquisitely aged Ganesha statue is a rare find from South Asia, hailing from the significant period between the 10th and 12th centuries. The four hands of Ganesha

This antique votive figure statuette, measuring 5 cm by 3 cm (1.97 inches by 1.18 inches), is a distinguished representation of bronze artistry from the 15th to 17th century. The idol's posture, seate

This pair of striking glass beads from South East Asia, specifically Borneo, dates back to the Post Medieval period between the 16th and 19th centuries. These beads, once used as currency, exhibit an

Estate collection of four antique Grand Tour style figurines. Two pairs each: one pair of French dore bronze Medieval knight figurines, each modeled in armor and carrying fleur de lys and lion pennant

This Post Medieval South Asian Man Riding Horse Figurine, dating from the 17th-20th Century, offers a unique glimpse into the rich history of South Asian artistry during this period. Crafted from copp

Lot of 7 carved wooden figurine/statues from Asia, Africa and South America. Includes 4 individual wooden figurines, and then a pair of figurines. Includes one Asian figurine made of clay. Clay figuri

MIXED LOT OF NINE ASIAN BRASS & BRONZE PIECES. THREE BRASS FIGURES, BRONZE GODDESS FIGURINE, BRONZE SWAN, TWO SMALL DISHES & PAIR OF BOWLS. Height: 8 1/2 in. by Width: 3 in. by Depth: 3 in.

This antique votive figure, standing 8 cm tall and 2.5 cm wide (3.15 inches by 0.98 inches), is a remarkable example of bronze craftsmanship from the 15th to 17th centuries. The posture of the idol, w

A pair of antique Khmer style Temple Guardian or Lion figures (a pair), in the Angkor period, style of Banteay Srei 10th century. The “guardians of the gate”, are placed around the outside of a te