Maurya-Sunga Terracottas, NW India

4 vintage India terracotta wall panels, chips, 6.45"x8.4"x1.6", 6.35"x8.5"x1.7", 10.5"x11.25"x2.25", 6.85"x14.9"x1.3"

A Gupta period terracotta head - India. Display stand included. 6" H

Terracotta Yaksha, India or Southeast Asia, 6th century, on wood base, height without base 8 1/2 inches.

A Rare relic from India, likely 4th century Gupta period. A terracotta relief of the Buddha. The relic measures 6 inches tall. Provenance: The Robert Banks collection, MD, USA.

Ancient Indian Terracotta Male Head relic from a sculpture, Kushan culture Ca. 100 to 300 AD, India.

India Ca 3rd to 5th Century ADModelled behind a mandorla with as strong facial features, voluminous nose and lips, incised details to eyes and hair. The head also has an incised third eye. Size 4 inch

A Rare relic from India, Gupta Period, ca. 320 to 550 AD. A terracotta relief of the head of a man on included custom stand. The head measures 5 inches tall , on base 6.5 inches tall. Provenance: The

Indian Shah Abbas style silk carpet, 20th c., floral and foliage design in green and brown tones, label of Shaw Art Palace, Hotel Maurya, New Delhi, India, approx. 116"l x 72"w

A very rare and quite charming terracotta head fragment from a figure, Uttar Pradesh, Kushan Period, c. 2nd - 3rd Century AD India. The head measures 5.25 inches tall ( 7 inches on custom display stan

A Rare relic from India, Gupta Period, ca. 320 to 550 AD. A terracotta relief of the head of a man on included custom stand. Measures 3.5 inches ( 5 inches tall on custom base) Provenance: The Robert

Hand-knotted, twisted wool pile on a cotton foundation. Peacock, Camel, Boy Design Dimensions: 8' x 11'3" Origin: India Field Color: Terracotta Border Color: Rust Accent Colors: Green, Yellow

1936 India General Service Medal - NW Frontier This fine medal has been tested and researched to the best of our abilities, and is authentic to the best of our knowledge. Please see photos, as they ar

North Indian terracotta figure of a cow and her calf on rectangular ground. Bright ochre and orange paint decoration with green and blue accents. Provenance Private Collection, Boston, MA

Ancient Indian Chandraketugarh Redware Jar, 2nd c. B.C. West Bengal, North Eastern India. Thermoluminescence tested. The terracotta vessel with rounded base tapering toward the neck, with an everted r

India, Chandraketugarh Period III, Shunga (Sunga) Period, ca. 185 BCE to 50 CE. A gorgeous and striking piece of fine orange-red pottery with a stamped design around its body and a crenellated rim wit

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT INDIAN FIGURES, 19th Century, terracotta, company school Krishnagar, Bengal, Eastern India, approx. 5cm

Central India; c. 12th century. Dense terracotta bearded head, possibly of a prince. Custom mount. Without stand: 6.75" (17.1 cm) Boston, MA Collection. In storage since 1992. Standard shipping to the

Central Asia, Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan, Gandharan, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. An exquisite, life-size terracotta head of the Buddha, depicted nearly in the round, with a wavy coiffure, a gener

India, 3rd-5th century AD. Of ovoid form, the sloping shoulder decorated with a band of 23 seal impressed plaques depicting equestrian figures, pairs of rampant animals in combat, and pairs of single

Central India, Gupta Period, ca. 5th century AD. A high-relief terracotta architectural element depicting a crouching figure of a Gaja. Custom stand. Ex: Nancy Wiener Collection. MEASUREMENTS Height w

South Asia, India, Gupta Empire, ca. 320 to 550 CE. A mold-made pottery head bearing a graceful countenance of straight brows, heavy-lidded eyes, a broad nose, and fleshy lips held in a gentle smile.

India, Gupta Period, ca. 320 to 550 CE. The Gupta Period is sometimes referred to as the "Golden Age", when the image of the Buddha that you are probably familiar with became set in stone (literally)

India, Shunga Period, ca. 2nd to 1st century BCE. A lovely, mold-made terracotta plaque showing the goddess Yakshi (also known as Yakshini) in relief. The figure has the voluptuous form, especially in

India, Shunga Period, ca. 2nd to 1st century BCE. This is a mold-made terracotta plaque showing the goddess Yakshi (also known as Yakshini) in relief. The figure has the voluptuous form, especially in