17/18c Indian bronze GODDESS DURGA

!7th to 18th century votive Indian bronze sculpture depicting bare breasted goddess Durga sitting on a throne with probhavali behind her, and holding various weapons and implements in her hands. Durga

Title: 17/18c Indian bronze 2-armed GODDESS DURGA Origin: Indian Subcontinent Description: 18th (may be as early as 17th) century votive Indian bronze sculpture depicting bare breasted goddess Durga s

18th century votive Indian bronze sculpture depicting the mother goddess Durga slaying the buffalo demon, with her foot resting on the back of her vehicle - a roaring lion, and there is a figure of a

Title: 18c Indian bronze DURGA slaying demon Mahishasura Description: 18th century small votive Indian bronze sculpture depicting the mother goddess Durga cutting off the head of Buffalo Demon Mahisha

17th century small votive Indian bronze sculpture depicting the mother goddess Durga cutting off the head of Buffalo Demon Mahishasura, with her vehicle - a roaring lion - under her right foot. Durga

Central Asia, India, ca. late 19th century CE. A cast bronze statue of the goddess Durga, depicted here with eight arms, each one holding one of her sacred implements. She wears a distinctive, Devo-st

DESCRIPTION: An Indian bronze Durga, features the multi-armed goddess in a dark patina. CIRCA: 19th Century ORIGIN: India DIMENSIONS: H. 5.5" x W. 2" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description fo

Two bronze deities, the first one is from Indian Rajasthan, 17th to 18th century, representing the Durga Mahisasuramardini, a major Hindu goddess, worshipped as a principal manifestation of the mother

India; c. 16-17th century Depiction of Mahishasura Mardini (Durga defeating the buffalo demon). The eight-armed goddess pulls the demon from the buffalos head, her lion vehicle behind her. Great patin

17-18th century Indian bronze votive sculpture representing Vitthali, who is regarded as a form of Vishnu. His name means “standing on a brick”, he is shown in characteristic stance with his hands

17th to 18th century Indian bronze votive statue of crawling Krishna holding a butter ball, which he stole from a storage in his house. Excellently cast, highly detailed, great depiction of his rich j

18th century small Indian bronze votive sculpture of a Hindu Goddess Annapurna sitting on a throne. She is a gentle form of Parvati, consort of Shiva, and is the giver of food (and thus is worshipped

4" South Indian Goddess Durga (Mariamman) In Brass | Handmade | Made In India Item Code: ZEE91 Specifications: Brass Statue Height: 4 inch Width: 2.7 inch Depth: 1.4 inch Weight: 330 gm Reserve: $45.0

12-13 century copper alloy Northwest Indian goddess Durga statues

12-13 century copper alloy Northwest Indian goddess Durga statues

DESCRIPTION: Three Thai or Indian bronze goddess statues in a dark patina. Features female goddess, standing in different stances in prayer, on lotus shaped pedestal bases. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN:

Early Indian bronze sculpture of a Hindu goddess circa 1600. 14 in tall.

18th C. Indian Bronze Saraswati Goddess of Wisdom. With wood mandorla. India, 18th C. Bronze, wood. Size: 2.5"W x 2.1"D x 4.5"H (6 x 5 x 11 cm). PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO f

Indian patinated bronze figure of a goddess, possibly Meenakshi (an avatar of the goddess Parvati), depicted with a parrot on her right hand, standing on a double lotus base, approx 12.25"h, 4.5"w, 4.

Possibly 18th c. Indian standing Durga statue supported on a flat base. Having exquisite decorations.H. 21.7 cm (8 1/2 in.)

Large Indian Bronze Shiva Hindu Goddess Sculpture, unknown age. Approximately 6 x 3 x 17.125 in tall.

A Large Indian Bronze Figure of Durga 18th century or earlier The multi-armed figure stands atop a lion and a demon emerging from the body of a buffalo. Height 9 inches C Property from the Collection

DESCRIPTION: A 19th Cent. Bronze depicts Hindu Goddess Durga, portrayed with her eight arms holding opbjects, completed in a dark brown patina. CIRCA: 19th Cent. DIMENSIONS: H: 9.5" W: 7" CONDITION: G

Central Asia, India, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A charming cast bronze statuette of the goddess Radha, consort of Krishna. She is depicted here in a dynamic pose, leaning forward slightly, one hand