Infant of Prague Wooden Statue (19th C.)

COLOMBIAN INFANT CHRIST WOODEN POLYCHROMED STATUE (18th-19th Century). - Width: 13"; Height: 10"; Height with base: 15"

Measures 60 x 20 inches.

A Pair of Burmese Wooden Nat Statue Spirit Guardians c.19th- 20th Century. Size 55 inches high, 63 inches tall overall with stand. A matching pair of carved wood Nat Statues. Custom mounted. From The

19th C. Carved Wooden Gilt Statue 28 1/4"H, 12" x 8 5/8"

West Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba people, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A tall wooden statue in the style of the palace of Ikere, where all sculptures were made by Olowe of Ise in the first few decade

Southeast Asia, Burma (present day Myanmar), ca. 19th century CE. A gilded carved wooden statue of a Nat figure seated upon a double lotus pedestal with her left hand upon the knee of her folded left

Two Asian bronze Buddha hand statues, dating from the 19th century. Each hand is in a mudra gesture, both left hands. One is mounted on a wooden stand, the other separated from a stand. Hand with stan

Painted Wooden Infant of Prague Statue This statue is based on the famous "Infant of Prague" statue of Jesus as a child. It is carved from wood and has been painted. The statue depicts Jesus

Southeast Asia, Thailand, ca. 19th century CE. A pair of carved, light wooden statues, each depicting a different Buddhist figure, each depicted with lotus flowers and sinuous curves. One is Buddha, d

Title:Wooden indian three headed gods statue Origin: IndianDate/Period: 19th C.Material: WoodSize: Height: 14 1/4in /36.5cmAdditional Information:Fine original Indian work. Offered in overall good con

Southeast Asia, Borneo, Central Kalimantan, Ngaju Dayak, ca. late 19th century to early 20th century CE. A hand carved wooden charm statue created by the indigenous Ngaju Dayak of Borneo. The figure p

Southeast Asia, Borneo, Central Kalimantan, Ngaju Dayak, ca. late 19th century to early 20th century CE. A hand carved wooden charm statue created by the indigenous Ngaju Dayak of Borneo. The figure p

Southeast Asia, Burma (modern day Myanmar), late 19th century CE. A well-carved wooden Happy Buddha statue intended to bring good fortune to its owner. The cheerfully prancing rather rotund Buddha pre

19TH C. CARVED & PAINTED WOODEN MADONNA & CHILD STATUE 19th century carved and painted wooden sculpture of the Madonna and Child. Madonna has a pair of drop earrings. Size: 32"

Shiwan kiln figure of a drunken Libai and a child helping him walk from the 19th century. The robes are blue, white, and green glaze. It has a wooden stand. Dimensions are 9 1/2 inches tall X 7 1/2 in

North Indian carved wood model of Nandi, 19th c., possibly Rajasthan, hand-carved poly-chrome painted life size statue on wooden plinth, 37.5"h x 75"l x 13.25"w

A Shiwan kiln Budai seated on a cushion from the 19th century. Budai has turquoise ground robes and the cushion is white ground. The figure has a well carved wooden stand. Dimensions are 7 1/4 inches

A Shiwan kiln Budai seated on a cushion from the 19th century. Budai has turquoise ground robes and the cushion is white ground. The figure has a well carved wooden stand. Dimensions are 7 1/4 inches

DESCRIPTION: Attributed to Francesco Tosso (Italian, 1875-1890) Pair of 19th century Renaissance style walnut carved wooden life-size figural statues, depicting a pair of seated monkey figures holding

China, 19th C., Shoushan Darama statue, longevity ears, bushy mustache and eyebrows, seated and draped in loose and decorative robes with square, wooden base. Height 4 in.

**First Time At Auction** Central Asia, southern India, ca. first half of the 19th century CE. A hand-carved wooden kevadi, used to support a statue of a deity - in this case Vishnu - during a process

A Chinese carved jade statue of Avalokiteshvara dating from the 19th century with a wooden stand. The bodhisattva holds a willow branch in his right hand and makes the debate or vitarka mudra with his

Antonin Chittussi (1847-1891), Landscape with a Wooden House. Antonín Chittussi was a 19th-century Czech landscape painter; a pupil of the painters JM Trenkwald and Jan Swerts, successor of Adolf K

Southeast Asia, Burma, ca. 19th century CE. A huge wooden shrine / altar meant to hold a statue of the Buddha. The altar, which is painted a deep red, stands on four lion-paw like feet atop a three-ti