Large CENTRAL INDIAN SANDSTONE ARCHITECTURAL FRAGMENT

ANCIENT CONTINENTAL INDIAN SCUPLTURE - Indian Red Sandstone Architectural Fragment of a Four-Armed Bodhisattva, 11th/12th c. Central India, the sinuous figure shown wearing typical jewelry while holdi

Central India, circa 9th - 10th century A.D. A large and beautifully carved fragment depicting a seated Brahma an attendant to his right and Apsaras above. Custom base. Dimensions: height including ba

Central Indian buff sandstone fragment. [17" x 16"]. Losses.

Carved Sandstone Jain Architectural fragment with figures flanking a Stupa: Jimas, Asparas and a Makara. 1st-3rd c. Raised on an ebonized base. 18 3/4" x 20 1/2" x 6 1/2". Fragment of Christies label

**Originally Listed At $250** Central Asia, India, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A beautiful deep red sandstone window panel, known as a jali, with an interlocking, diamond/hexagonal lattice

Indian Pala Dynasty sandstone architectural cornerstone depicting 12 figures of the Buddha seated in Dhyana-mudra. Bodhgaya (Northeast India), 9th c. Dimensions: Height (w/out stand): 6 in x width: 2

Central India; c. 12th century The Sun God standing with customary lotuses, surrounded by consorts, deities, and mythical animals. Custom base.This is a substantial and high quality piece, worthy of s

Central Asia, India, ca. 11th century CE. A very large, finely carved sandstone head of Buddha or Jain Tirthankara presenting a tranquil expression comprised of narrow, elongated eyes with incised iri

C. 10th Century A.D. Middle Kingdoms Period, Central India. Sandstone carving of a female deity, likely Parvati. On fitted gallery base. 21 1/2".

Central India, circa 12th century A.D. A fine and dynamic depiction of a celestial being in motion, his head turned to the foreground. A lovely object. Custom stand. Dimensions: height including base

Central Asia, India, Gupta Dynasty, ca. 4th to 6th century CE. A delightful carving of a lion's head from brown sandstone. This appears to have been an architectural element, perhaps put into a high c

India, 2nd century CE. This is a large fragment of a red sandstone bust with broad shoulders and hands clasped together in front of the body. He is adorned with a necklace, wristbands, and armlets. Th

well carved sandstone figural fragment, mounted on heavy metal museum stand, 39"h; (not incl. 1.5"h stand); total 154 lbs.; figure approx. 80 lbs

Central India, ca. 10th-11th century. A lovely seated sandstone figure of the goddess Sarasvati seated in Lalitasana. Custom base. From a lifetime Massachusetts collection, in storage from late 1990s

Large Indian Sandstone Relief of Shiva with Female Attendants Together with a stand. The relief 20 x 34 in., 23 x 35 1/2 in. (overall). Sold, Sotheby's London, 14 November 1988, Lot 88.

the carved relief depicting a male figure flanked by a female Provenance: Estate of Louis & Annette Kaufman 15 inches high

A Large Indian Sandstone Figural Group Height 23 x width 14 x depth 5 inches.

Large Indian Sandstone Harihara Deity Figure Ca. 19th century or earlier.Size:33-3/4”H.Large carved red-brown sandstone figure depicting the Hindu deity Harihara, being half Shiva and half Vishnu. S

DATE 19th century DIMENSIONS (4) Width 13.5 Depth 3 Height 13.5 in.

Indian architectural fragment, Hindu god w/ horse. Fragment is 16 inches high, figure only is 11.5" high.

German Gothic Architectural Fragment Red sandstone architectural fragment from the Friedburg Munster Cathedral in Germany; together with a handwritten note in German de

An antique, Indian architectural fragment with traces of green and sea foam paint layers. It is mounted on a custom iron stand. DATE 19th century, later stand DIMENSIONS Width 5 Depth 10 Depth 13.75 i

Indian red sandstone fragment, ex. Komor, Likely Rajasthan (c. 12th c.), depicting the torso and legs of a seated female figure, mounted on black granite pedestal base, Mathias Komor gallery label to

**Originally Listed At $1850** South Asia, India, ca. 1600 CE. An impressive, hand carved pink sandstone high relief fragment depicting the Hindu deity Narasimha (meaning man-lion; also known as Naras