Tibetan Brass Teapot

Chinese Tibetan teapot. 5 x 4.5 inches ( 12.70 x 11.4 cm) Hallmark on bottom.At the conclusion of the auction, we will send an itemized invoice, along with shipping charges. The cost of shipping will

A Tibetan brass jewel motif teapot having bird, Buddha, and fleur-de-lis designs with medallions decorated with colored jewels on the exterior. Hinged lid with curved handle and spout. Unmarked.

(5") heart shape box and round box (4"), both with goddess on top.

2 pieces; a pewter teapot (6.8"Hx5.65"x3.75") and a Tibetan bronze/ brass bowl (2.25"Hx4"dia)

Vintage Tibetan Monk's Copper and Brass Filigree Ewer Jug or Teapot with turquoise and coins

Two  Chased Brass and Copper Vessels 19th Century comprising a Tibetan teapot with mythical beast handle and an elephant head spout, and an Indian chased bottle-form vase.Height of taller, 11 1/2

H.: 33 cm Weight: 6632 grams Ref.: - Himalayan Art Resources, for a similar example dated to the 11/12th C. (external link available on rm-auctions.com) Condition: (UV-checked) - The Buddha generally

East Asia, Tibet or China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A larger-than-life brass hand from Varapani, the bodhisattva whose name literally means "Indestructible Hand" or the hand of

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

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A beautiful and wearable collar necklace composed of eleven trapezoidal panels, two triangular panels, and one round panel, each with a three-dimensional abst

A Pair of Antique Chinese Tibetan Brass Thangka. Length: 11.25" Height: 14"

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A fine pair of brass dorjes (vajras), scepter like instruments used in ritualistic Buddhist worship, both cast into elegant ribbed and bulbous shapes

3 Tibetan Brass Buddhas. Provenance: Bao Antiques. Provenance: Ex collection of Dr. Horacio Fabrega, Pittsburgh, PA. Ranging in size: 8.25'' x 6'' x 4'' (21 x 15 x 10 cm) to 8.5'' x 6.5'' x 3.75'' (22

Tibet; Early 20th century.Large ewer, elaborately chased, with lion-form handle and Makara spout. Sides with Garuda medallions. 9.5" (24cm) high.

Tibetan brass singing prayer bowl, 19.25"w.

Central Asia, China / Tibet, ca. late 20th to 21st century CE. A life-sized cast brass skull with an articulating jaw and narrow sockets, reminiscent of the Citipati deities in Himalayan Buddhism. The

A RARE 16TH / 17TH CENTURY TIBETAN BRASS MOUNTED LACQUERED LEATHER LIDDED BOX, with metal mounts and painted decoration, 19cm high x 27cm wide

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY TIBETAN BRASS ONLAID AND SILVERED COPPER MONK’S CAP CHANG EWER, the silvered copper body onlaid with embossed demon and mandorla motifs and with classic scroll bands and borders,

Tibetan Brass Singing Bowl - According to ancient Tibetan teachings, the existence of singing bowls dates back to the time of Buddha. Singing bowls produce beautiful music which invokes deep meditativ

Pewter and brass teapot with incised decoration; 5in.H. x 4in.W.

A Tibetan Brass Mounted Copper Dung Chen (Long Horn) 20TH CENTURY Length 60 inches.

2 Vintage Tibetan Brass Singing Bowls. Largest size: 5.5" x 10.5" x 10.5", 14 x 27 x 27 cm. Provenance: Maryanne Conheim, Philadelphia.

**Originally Listed At $300** Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A round offering tray standing on a tall foot, made from sheet bronze, with two decorative bands of incised brass, one around th

**First Time At Auction** Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A charming cast brass statue of Hanuman, the monkey-faced devotee to Lord Rama, standing with his weight shifted to the right leg upon a lot