A BRONZE GUARDIAN DEITY RIDING ON A LION

406 清 銅鎏金騎獅護法 H17cm 預估價： TWD 100,000-120,000 RMB 22,700-27,300 A Gilt-Bronze Guardian Riding Lion Qing Dynasty H17cm

A finely cast bronze image of a deity, possibly Shiva? with multiple arms and weapons and riding upon a Lion, in the classic Khmer style, Cambodia, South East Asia. a Fine temple bronze of a Hindu god

DESCRIPTION: Antique bronze sculpture depicting a scroll-bearing figure riding a guardian lion. Figure's clothing is cloisonne decorated with floral and foliage motifs and lion wears a saddle and deco

A Himalayan Tibetan gilt bronze statue of Dorje Legpa, the guardian of the Revealed Treasure Tradition (Terma). Gilding with red and dark painted details. Depicting Dorje Legpa riding a lion sideways,

Sino-Tibetan parcel gilt bronze figure of a deity or guardian, elaborately detailed with snakes around his neck and a turquoise-studded crown, possibly one of the guards of King Dharmapala Pehar; depi

One of the Four Digpalas, the Guardians of the Four Directions, Lokpalas or Digpalas, later on they acted in particular as guardians of the world against penetrating demons. This gilt bronze statue is

One of the Four Digpalas, the Guardians of the Four Directions, Lokpalas or Digpalas, later on they acted in particular as guardians of the world against penetrating demons. This gilt bronze statue is

the taller a guardian figure cast in silver, is clad in ornate armor, grasping a rat, 4"h, on stand; the other, a gilt bronze of wrathful deity riding a dragon, 2.5"h; 2.5"w

Grouping of 4 Asian deity figurines. 2 soapstone imperial guardian lions.1 small Asian bronze statue depicting three figures. 1 smaller Asian bronze figurine. Imperfections. Dimensions: 5" H x 2.75" W

Chinese Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze Buddha figure of Vaishravana Riding a Lion (Tibetan: nam to se tag shon. English: the Son of Nam To): the Guardian King of the Northern Direction, Lord of Yakshas. Vai

Large Chinese Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze Buddha figure of Wutaishan Manjushri riding a lion as depicted in the Manjushri Lhakang in Sakya, Tibet, are intended as meditational deities; - intended as medi

Tibetan bronze sculpture of Jambhala, wrathful guardian of Buddhism, riding a dragon with red and blue stone details in his ears and crown. Base has a stamped double dorje design, 7.5 x 5.5 in. Cond

20th century. A pair of large cast bronze guardian lion sculptures. Apparently unmarked. Approx: h. 32", w. 16", d. 25". Note: An identical pair is pictured in the Las Vegas home of Siegfried and Roy.

DESCRIPTION: Pair of mirrored, bronze lion statues, each with highly detailed designs in its face, mane, claw, body, and tail. One lion has its tail wrapped around its left paws and one has its tail w

Pair Tibetan bronze guardian lion appliques, Possibly 18th/19th c., Tibet, gilt and red enameled embossed sheet bronze, depicted in an expressive pose with front paws raised, holding a cord of strung

A pair of Chinese bronze Foo Dog sculptures. Heavy verdigris bronze bodies and modeled with ferocious expressions. No apparent makers mark. Chains with locks affixed to underside for secure outdoor di

DESCRIPTION: Antique bronze seated guardian lion ("foo dog") featuring an open mouth, a curly mane, and a fiery tail. Signed "MONROE" on hind left paw. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSIO

An impressive 19th Century bronze centerpiece sculpture modeled in an unusual form of the traditional Chinese guardian lion foo dog motif, with a celestial dragon head, a body that combines features o

Thai Bronze Guardian Lion Forward facing having elaborate cuffs and flaming mane Provenance: The Estate of George 'Yorgo' Demetrakopoulos; professor, assistant director of the Medieval Institute and a

Asian. Bronze censer cover with male guardian lion playing with ball seated over clouds. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 3.875".

DESCRIPTION: Bronze guardian lion featuring green mica insets on its mane, tail, legs, and chest. Piece is embellished with carved geometric patterns throughout and is finished with red gemstone eyes.

This compact bronze or brass figure measures 15x9x6 cm (approximately 5.9x3.5x2.4 inches), resembling the traditional Chinese guardian lions, also known as Foo Dogs, which are believed to offer powerf

This imposing bronze/brass sculpture, with dimensions of 4x2 cm (1.57x0.79 inches), features a Chinese guardian lion, often referred to as a "Foo Dog". The statue's style harks back to the Ming dynast

This antique votive figure, standing 8 cm tall and 2.5 cm wide (3.15 inches by 0.98 inches), is a remarkable example of bronze craftsmanship from the 15th to 17th centuries. The posture of the idol, w