17th C. Thai Bronze Head of Buddha

Thailand, ca. 17th century CE. This is a bronze statue of a Buddha head with long features and a pronounced ushnisha. It comes from the period of Thai history known as the Ayutthaya Kingdom. The first

**Originally Listed At $500** Southeast Asia, Thailand, Ayutthaya Period, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A striking cast bronze Buddha head, expertly delineated with a serene facial expression, tightly

17th century or earlier Thai bronze head of Buddha mounted on a wooden stand. Excellent casting, beautiful patina with green incrustation on the surface and devotional wear. Wonderful expression of qu

16th/17thC Thai/Laos Bronze Buddha head. Sits 3.5" tall and 6" tall on its custom base.

Very early bronze buddha head Thai

Northern Thailand, c. 15th-17th century; three attractive small heads, two of which retain small amounts of gilding, all on custom mounts. Largest, without mount, 3.5" (9cm). Standard shipping to the

A nice bronze Thai head of Buddha, c. 17th - 18th Century, with well-detailed serene features and an attractive green patina. H: 3 2/5 in (8.7cm). Custom wood base. Ex Bergreen collection.

**Originally Listed At $150** Southeast Asia, Thailand, Ayutthaya period, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A lovely cast bronze head of a Buddha wearing an ornately decorated crown. The Buddha looks downw

Southeast Asia, Thailand, Ayutthaya Period, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A hollow bronze Buddha head, expertly cast with a serene facial expression, tightly curled hair nodes, heavily laden meditative

Heads from larger statues, mounted on wood blocks. 16th/17th century. Dimensions: (Larger head) H 5", (On stand) H 7.5" Condition: One with deep olive patina, other with rubbed brown patina and some v

Thailand; c. 16th - 17th century. Northern Thai styles. Nice examples. Both with custom stands. Tallest; 4 - 1/8th" (10.5 cm) without base. Standard shipping to the continental United States for this

Thailand, ca. 16th to 17th century. This is a pair of bronze Buddhas in what appears to be the Ayutthaya style. One is a head fragment with a prominent, stupa-shaped ushnisha; the other is seated in t

Southeast Asia, Central Thailand, Dvaravati and Ayutthaya periods, ca. 7th to 11th century CE and 16th to 17th century CE respectively. A wonderful ensemble of three Thai Buddha heads with serene faci

Thailand, ca. 15th century. The first, a fine U-Thong-style head with delicate features and deep green patina. The second smaller head ca. 17th century. Custom stands. Old gallery label and descriptio

Thai bronze Ayuthaya Buddha head, Likely Ayuthaya Kingdom (16th-17th c.), Thailand, depicting the young crowned Buddha, youthful face with serene expression, deep brown varied patina, on custom wood b

elegantly patinated, the Buddha with with tight snail-Thai gilt bronze Buddha head on stand, dated to 17th C,shell curls and a high flaming ushnisha, with a low wide forehead and finely arched eyebrow

Late Ayutthaya Period, 17th/18th C., on later base 18"h x 8"w x 7-3/4"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of Winston and C.Z. Guest

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

Two 17th Century Thai Bronze Buddhas. One partial sculpture mounted to a laminate base and one standing Standing height: 8.5"

Three 16th/17th century Thai bronze heads, Ayutthaya period, 3.3"H, 2.5"H, 2"H

A 17th Century Thai Bronze Seated Buddha. Bearing traces of gilt and resting within a carved wood lotus form base. Together with another bronze seated Buddha and a cast metal Buddha Thai overall: 8.5"

Southeast Asia, Thailand, probably 15th century CE. This is a front fragment of a bronze bust which sits on a post secured to a large and heavy wooden stand. This is a bust of Buddha Gautama Sakyamuni

Southeast Asia, Thailand, 19th century CE. This is a bust in bronze of Buddha Gautama Sakyamuni, the Buddha of compasison who, having achieved the highest level of enlightenment, is here portrayed as

Home Altar Bronze Sculptural Remnant, Head of Buddha, Ban Phlu Luang dynasty (1688?1767), with eyes closed, elongated ears, tightly curled and peaked coiffure, cement filled, on black museum mount, 6