Richi Bal Gopal, Krishna as a baby with Balarama and

(Bal Gopal) probably late 19th Century, depicted on knees with one hand raised with attribute, with painted features and enameled eyes, height 9cm and length 6.5cm

An Old Bronze Sculpture of Bal Krishna 19th-20th Century Size: 9cm

Indian Krishna Bronze Statue Early 20th century from South India depicting Krishna in his iconic pose of Gopal Krishna playing the flute, standing on a lotus blossom pedestal; provenance: Chicago, Ill

Antique Bronze Indian Baby Krishna Size: 6.5" High (3755B)

Bronze Statue of Baby Krishna crawling, Ca. 1800-1850, India. Heavy, with exaggerated features, and a man's face. Height: 4.5", 11 cm. Weight: 1235 grams. Provenance: Matthew Friedman Collection. Matt

5 Statues of Baby Krishna Crawling in bronze and brass, India, dating between ca. 1800-1900. Height: 3", 8 cm. Weight: 600 grams. Provenance: Matthew Friedman Collection. Matthew Friedman is author of

Late 18th to early 19c century votive Indian bronze sculpture of Balakrishna (dancing baby Krishna) with the right leg raised, holding a butter ball in his right hand, and his left arm outstretched. I

Hummert Estate: Very Heavy Brass Baby Krishna Statue, measures 11''L x 7''H x 6''W, hallmarked on the soles of each foot

DESCRIPTION: Antique Thai bronze sculpture of Baby Krishna holding out two balls with large cuffs on in a standing position. CIRCA: 19th ORIGIN: Southeast Asia DIMENSIONS: H:5.5" L;2.25" CONDITION: Gr

Heavy bronze cast depicting baby Krishna on all fours, his right hand holding a butter ball. The deity is clothed only in a jewelled belt, adorned with necklaces and complete with a lavish multi-layer

India, ca. 16th-17th century. Probably depicting the baby Krishna. Finely carved with detailed necklace and belt. MEASUREMENTS Height: 11 inches / 28 cm SHIPPING $30 flat-rate shipping in the continen

A FINE 17TH CENTURY INDIAN BRONZE FIGURE OF BABY KRISHNA, 7CM

The collection comprised of brass and other metal figures: two of Krishna dancing; and four kneeling Baby Krishna. Ranging in height from 1 1/4in to 5 1/4in.

19c Indian bronze votive statue of crawling baby Krishna, each of his hands with a butter ball, which he stole from a storage in his house. Very good piece, expressive face, pleasant patina,nice feel

Group of five small Indian bronzes, including one Krishna, one Baby Krishna, one Garuda, and two Ramanuja. Dimensions: Heights range from 1 7/8 in to 3 in. Widths range from 1 1/4 in to 1 5/8 in. Dept

Lot of four bronze images. India. 19th century. Figures of Balarama, Krishna, Hanuman and a male votive figure. Largest- 4-1/4".

19c Indian bronze votive statue of crawling baby Krishna, wearing a tall hat, his hand holding a butter ball, which he stole from a storage in his house. Nice piece, good face, pleasant patina, nice f

Title: 18/19c Indian bronze KRISHNA the butter thief Origin: Indian Subcontinent Description: 18th to 19th century very small votive Indian bronze statue of crawling baby Krishna, his right hand holdi

Title: 18/19c Indian bronze KRISHNA the butter thief Origin: Indian Subcontinent Description: 18th to 19th century small votive Indian bronze statue of crawling baby Krishna, his right hand holding a

Miniature-painting with colors and gold on paper. Northern India, Kashmir, around mid 19th cent. Two folios, with particularly fine paintings from the writings of Bhagavadgita. The texts are in Sharad

Lot of four bronze images. India. 18th century or earlier. To include: Two images of Krishna, one of Balarama and one of Yashoda with the infant Krishna. Largest- 4".

Bronze South-India , 16th century Dimensions: Height 5 cm by 5 cm Weight: 99,7 grams Krishna as a baby boy holding a ball of butter in his lifted hand, crawling on his feet and hands. His face is lift

Bronze South-India , 15th century Dimensions: Height 7,5 cm by 7,5 cm Weight: 170,3 grams Bronze statue of Krishna as a baby boy holding a ball of butter in his lifted hand, crawling on his knees and

Large early 20th Century wall hanging painted with gold on silk depicting Krishna and his brother Balarama (at the center). Cowherders at the left with gopis at the right. The pupose of Pichhwais, oth