14-17thC Java Bronze Buddha-Possibly Earlier

SOUTHEAST ASIA / THAILAND CAST-BRONZE BUDDHA HEAD, having oxidized surface, mounted to a wooden block stand. 19th/early 20th century, or possibly earlier. 14 3/4" HOA.   From the

A bronze Buddha Pala, possibly 17thC, H 13 cm

Korean bronze Buddha. At least 18/19thC, and possibly much earlier. Purchased in Korea 40 years ago by the previous owner. 4" tall

Bronze Buddha Head on stand, ca 17th century or earlier. Possibly Cambodian or Burma. Down turned eyes, serene face, elongated ears, sculpted hair. Great patina. Dimensions: 5" H (7-3/4" w/stand); Wei

Tibetan Bronze Buddha Statue, early Qing, possibly late MingH 14.6cmProvenance: Property from a Private Toronto Collection晚明或清初铜文殊菩&#3383

possibly Khmir period, bronze buddha seated in bhumisparsha mudra on stepped base, remnants of earlier gilding throughout, 9-1/2 in. Provenance: Collection of a Virginia Gentleman

Himalayan bronze seated Buddha, 19th/20th c., possibly Tibetan, four faces, eight arms, unmarked, approx. 22.75"h x 14"w x 12"d Provenance: Private Family Collection, Englewood, NJ

Massive Thai Buddha Finial cast in bronze. Probably at least 400 years old, and possibly much earlier. 5.75 inches tall, total height on stand is 7.5 inches

Asia, Thailand or possibly Burma exceptional 18th century or earlier bronze Buddha with open almond eyes inlaid in black and white enamel. Featuring elongated traditional ears, characteristic hair wit

This is an authentic bronze Burmese Rain Drum, probably from the 17/18th century. It is part of a group of 8 drums which I bought as a group from a large estate about 14 years ago. They were collected

Wonderful pair of standing solid-cast Burmese Mon style Buddhas, each with a different Mudra. At least 17thC and possibly earlier. I've never seen another pair like them., Including the attached bases

19/20thC or possibly earlier Buddhist Bronze (or other metal) Conch Shell. On its stand, sits 5.5" tall. The length is 8" and depth is 4.25". Uncommon Type

Box Lot #9 This lot: three Indonesian 19th.20thC and possibly earlier (?) bronze/other metal Buddhist figures. The box lots contain items I have accumulated over the years in various ways. Most have b

(2) Southeast Asian seated bronze Buddha figures, 18th/19th c. (or earlier), incl. verdigris bronze seated Buddha, on acrylic stand, and a Khmer style (possibly period) meditating Buddha seated on coi

Southeast Asian, possibly Thai, probably Khmir period (17th century or earlier), painted lacquer and gilding over bronze head with flame over ushnisha, 7-1/2 in.; with carved fitted wood stand, 3-1/2

A well-cast early Vietnamese bronze Buddha with a painted face and hands 19 th century or earlier 9 ¼ in. high x 5 ¼ in. x 3 ¾ in.

18th century or earlier; 14 1/2 in. H., head - 9 1/2 in. H.

Cast bronze, possibly bronze sculpture affixed to a black wooden base. Depicting the left hand of the buddha. Left hand with the palm up typically means, teaching or reassurance. Approximately 14 inch

Khmer Bronze Seated Buddha with Naga Throne 14.5''x7''. A seated Shakyamuni with snake mandorla. Scattered surface wear. Possibly 13th century, Cambodian.

19thC, and possibly much earlier well cast Indonesian or related island bronze figure with remains of gilding. Stands 3 5/8 inches tall. NOT the common hollow cast 19/20th Indonesian type made during

Thai 14-15thC bronze amulet (possibly a bit older) from an old collection of SE Asian amulets and small Buddhist objects collected in the 1970's and 80's. Amulet case (modern) is 2 inches tall.

Thai 14-15thC bronze amulet (possibly a bit older) from an old collection of SE Asian amulets and small Buddhist objects collected in the 1970's and 80's. Amulet case (modern) is 2 inches tall.

Southeast Asia, ca. 13th-14th century. An unusual and fine solid cast depiction. Possibly Laotian. Excellent deep green patina. Custom base. This may be earlier than stated, and is worthy of further r

Antique Chinese bronze; depicting standing figure in authoritative pose; with some original gilt remaining; 18th Century or earlier, possibly Ming Dynasty; H: 14" (approx.)