A Gandhara Grey Schist Fragmentary Frieze,

A carved grey schist fragmentary bust of Buddha, A carved grey schist fragmentary bust of Buddha, probably 2/3rd century, Gandhara, on a wooden display stand, 7cm wide 6cm deep 14cm high, together wit

SIX (6) GANDHARA GREY STONE CARVINGSPakistan, 100 A.D. or later, six fragmentary Schist carvings of Buddha or Bodhisattva. 3.25" to 5.5" height

A grey schist carving of a sage, A grey schist carving of a sage, probably 2/3rd century, Gandhara, seated within a niche, 16cm wide 4cm deep 20cm high, together with two further fragmentary carvings,

L:49cm W:12cm H:62cm

W:49cm H:62cm

H:95cm W:57cm

Name Gandhara-Grey Schist Seated Buddha Statue Dimensions H:26 3/4in(68cm) W:14 5/8in(37cm)

Near East, Pakistan/Afghanistan, Gandharan Empire, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A magnificent section of an architectural frieze carved with representations of two seated Buddhas in meditative stances,

Gandharan (Indo-Hellenistic) carving of a holy man surrounded by eight disciples. Ornate column on right and top. The Gandharan Empire made itself wealthy in part by controlling lucrative trade along

Gandharan (Indo-Hellenistic) carving of a holy man surrounded by eight disciples. Ornate column on right and top. The Gandharan Empire made itself wealthy in part by controlling lucrative trade along

Ca. 200-300 AD A schist stone frieze embellished with a beautifully carved scroll of vegetal motif. Gandhara was an ancient region in the Peshawar basin in the northwest of the ancient Indian subconti

(3) Indian grey schist frieze fragments, Poss. Gandharan, smallest: 4.5"h x 5.5"w, largest: 9"h x 8"w

Gandhara sculpture. Grey schist. 1c BC - 2nd c AD. Standing figure of a female divinity. 13" x 9". This item may have additional high-resolution photographs, available to view at our Dropbox. Images a

INDIAN GANDHARA CARVED GREY SCHIST STONE. 18.5''H x 3''W.

Gandhara Gray Schist Frieze from Temple Wall, "Guarding of Relics of Buddha, 8 1/3"L, on base.

AN INDIAN GREY GANDHARA SCHIST STONE HEAD OF A BODHISATTVA, possibly early, mounted on a square plinth, the head itself 10in(25.5cm) high.

grey schist, Gandhara, 2nd to 3rd century, Size: The sculptors of Gandhara were among the first to give the historical Shakyamuni Buddha a human shape. Trademarks of the Gandhara style can be seen her

Gandhara carved schist stone frieze fragment; the narrow rectangular band with figures as supports in between columns, below a petaled border above; Circa 3rd/4th C. AD; Provenance: with copy of 1967

Pakistan, ca. 3rd century CE, Gandhara. Lovely gray schist fragment of a frieze depicting a reclining Buddha, hair on tied top-knot, attendant to his side. Custom mount. Size: 6.54" W (16.6 cm) Prove

Pakistan/Afghanistan, Gandharan, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A seated Buddha from Gandhara in modern day Pakistan carved in grey schist on a custom wooden stand. As is characteristic of Gandharan, or G

Pakistani, Gandhara Period, finely carved stone relief depicting a seated Buddha with attendants, 2 x 17-1/4 x 17-1/2 in.; within a cut-out wood rectangular frame, 25-3/4 x 31-1/4 in. overall. Provena

A grey schist model of a crouching bearded man, Gandhara, 2nd- 3rd century, 53cm tall.

Gandhara, modern India to Pakistan, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. Beautiful and sensitive carving in gray schist of a standing female deity. She stands with legs crossed, most of her weight on her right

Circa 400 AD A finely carved grey schist palette from the ancient region of Gandhara. This shallow, bowl-shaped dish features an ornamented rim and a finely carved scene filling most of the interior,