17th C. Burmese Ava Gilded Bronze Buddhist Temple

Southeast Asia, Burma, Ava Period, ca. 18th to 19th centuries CE. This is a gilded bronze votive temple with four open-sided walls and a dramatically decorated roof capped by a tree-branch-like spire.

**Originally Listed At $500** Southeast Asia, Burma, Ava Period, ca. 16th to 17th centuries CE. A cast bronze, gilded sculpture depicting Buddhist themes in the instantly-recognizable Ava style, which

Large temple bell from Burma in bronze with an iron mount and striker. Traces of old paint on the mount. Height of the bell alone is 20-1/2", including the iron hanging ring 30". Diameter of bell 14".

Large Temple bell from Burma in heavy bronze with iron mounting hardware. Traces of old paint. Height of bell alone 20-1/2", including the iron hanging ring 28-1/2". The diameter of the bell is 14-1/2

19th century Japanese gilded bronze keman in a shape of a rounded fan (uchiwa) with pierced decoration of flowering peonies and an elaborate knot. Hanging pendants representing the Wheel of the Buddhi

3 Antique Buddhist Items. Including a Burmese Shan "medicine Buddha", cast bronze, 17th/18th c; a Burmese gilt lacquered statue of a standing monk; and a ceremonial processional candle holder, iron, m

Southeast Asia, Burma, Ava Period, ca. 18th to 19th centuries CE. This is a gilded bronze statue of a Buddha figure seated before an altar; it appears to have been made as a component of something els

17th century Burmese gilt bronze figure; depicting meditating Shakymuni Buddha seated in vajraparyankasana with right hand in bhumisparsa mudra and the left in dhyana mudra; overall covered in patina;

17th century Burmese gilt bronze figure; depicting meditating Shakymuni Buddha seated in vajraparyankasana with right hand in bhumisparsa mudra and the left in dhyana mudra; overall covered in patina;

**Originally Listed At $800** Southeast Asia, Burma (present day Myanmar), ca. late 19th to first decade of 20th century CE. A gilded bronze Buddha depicted in the lion's pose - the so-called Parinirv

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), Ava Period, ca. 19th century CE. A tall, beautifully-carved wooden figure of a nat, a spirit worshiped in Burma alongside Buddhism. The f

Japanese Kanozan Jinyaji 17th century bronze temple gong. The 17th century temple gong comes from Kanozan Jinyaji, located in Narita-city, Chiba -Prefecture, Japan. The gong came from what is said to

Antique Burmese bronze Buddhist temple bell on stand. Decorated with horizontal lines and petals in relief with worn Manussiha loop handle. Good overall condition as shown with age-appropriate wear. W

Superb 17thC Burmese Ava Buddha carved in Alabaster. This is a stellar example in every way. Large size, outstanding condition, beautiful skillful carving, and most importantly, it has an exquisite

17th Century Shan Burmese bronze seated buddha sculpture, long earlobes. Very good condition, tip of hat broken off. Measures 2.25" x 6" x 10".

A 17th Century Burmese Gilt Bronze Seated Buddha. Bearing traces of red lacquer Height: 7.75"

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A terrifying and detailed ten-armed representation of the Troma Nakmo, the female embodiment of wisdom. She wears a diadem and garland of skulls, and in each

Originally listed at $400 Ancient Near East, Persian Empire, ca. late 17th to 18th century CE. A cast-bronze bell of an open, hemispherical form with a thick body that has a central perforation meant

Wonderful Burmese 16/17thC Burmese late Ava Buddha. Most Burmese silver Buddhas are silver foil over clay. This one is thickly cast in near-pure silver. Quite rare. Not seen another like him. 3.25 inc

Thailand, 17th to early 18th century CE. A Bronze Ratanikosin Buddha. The cast bronze Buddha is seated on top of a multi-tiered base, with red and gold paint, flame decoration at knees, shoulders and

Tibet, 16th/17th century, votive sculpture in gilded bronze. Signs of use. Dim.: 7.5 cm.

A Chinese gilt-lacquered bronze 'temple guard', 17th century (h23cm) (*)

Temple mask. India. 17th century. Bronze tiger form. 16"x 13".

Four various Burmese bronze Buddhas, 15/17th C. H.: 38 cm (the tallest) H.: 11,9 cm (the smallest)