A Southeast Asian Lead Figure of Avalokiteshvara, Post-Angkor Period, Circa 16th Century

This 7 by 4 cm votive figure, skillfully cast in bronze, depicts Ganesha, the Hindu deity recognizable by his elephant head and revered for being the remover of obstacles. Dating to the post-Angkor pe

This time-honored lead votive figure from Southeast Asia is a representation of ancient piety. Crafted during the 14th-15th century, its intricate design reflects the region's skilled craftsmanship an

This small votive figure measures only 3 cm (1.18 inches) by 1.5 cm (0.59 inches) and is crafted from lead, featuring an abstract form derived from Sanskrit script. Dating back to the 18th-19th centur

This lead votive figure captures the essence of spiritual dedication, typical of Southeast Asian Buddhist art. It epitomizes the region's religious iconography, where such figures were offered in hope

This serene lead votive figure from Southeast Asia, seated in dhyanamudra, captures the essence of meditation and enlightenment pursued in the 14th-15th centuries. The finely articulated halo reflects

Southeast Asia, Cambodia, Post-Angkor period, ca. 17th century CE. A fabulous sandstone head of Brahma, the Hindu god associated with creation and knowledge, depicted with 4 faces representing the 4 V

DESCRIPTION: Four offset lithographs after Bjorn Wiinblad, two smaller and two larger, each depicting a Southeast Asian-style figure. CIRCA: Late 20th - Early 21st Century ORIGIN: Unknown DIMENSIONS:

Southeast Asia, Cambodia, Post-Angkor period, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A tranquil brass sculpture of the standing Buddha regaled in royal accoutrements and holding both hands in the vitarka

Southeast Asian life-size bronze buddha head, Possibly Sukhothai Period (15th/16th c.), the hair in tight curls, verdigris patina, mounted on wood stand, 15"h x 9"w x 8"d (bronze), 21"h (total)

Two 16th Century Southeast Asian Clay Maternity Figures. Provenance: The Meisner Collection. The Meisner Collection was started in the early 1940s and was assembled up until the early 1990s by Gudrun

Khmer carved sandstone sculpture of a female deity, possibly Uma, of the Angkor period style, circa 11th-12th century, featuring figure standing in samabhanga with heavily decorated diadem over conica

DESCRIPTION: Carved wooden Buddhist figure holding a club at his side and wearing a headpiece. Figure is carved in relief into the wood and may be a salvaged temple adornment. CIRCA: 19th Century, pos

. A mixed group of cylinder seals comprising: one carnelian in the Old Babylonian Period (20th-16th century BC) style with scene of two kilted figures grasping a ribbed post, a third figure holding a

South America, Peru, Post-Conquest Period, ca. mid-16th to 17th century CE. A trio of mold-formed pottery artifacts bearing highly burnished surfaces and lustrous black hues. One piece shows a figure

Antique, 16th-17th century, south east Asian standing bronze Buddha figure; overall good condition, patina, age wear, surface wear, surface soiling; H 16 1/4" (Approx.)Provenance: The Stone Collection

Sculpted prior to the 15th century in Southeast Asia, this lead figure of the seated Buddha is steeped in the time-honored tradition of Buddhist statuary. It depicts the Awakened One in a classic post

Circa 16th century A.D. D-shaped with lead came frame; painted image of an angel emerging from behind clouds holding a trumpet in both hands. 120 grams, 16.5 cm (6 1/2 in.). De Baecque Vente aux enche

This lead votive figure captures the essence of spiritual dedication, typical of Southeast Asian Buddhist art. It epitomizes the region's religious iconography, where such figures were offered in hope

Asia, circa 20th century and earlier. Two Chinese blue and white bowls, the smaller with equestrian figures, the larger with floral sprays. Two buff colored southeast Asian bowls, lastly a circa 12th

Ca. 19th century bronze Khmer Temple Guardian or Lion figures (a pair), in the Angkor period, style of Banteay Srei 10th century. The “guardians of the gate”, are placed around the outside of a te

Ca. 19th century bronze Khmer Temple Guardian or Lion figures (a pair), in the Angkor period, style of Banteay Srei 10th century. The “guardians of the gateâ€, are placed around the outside o

A pair of antique Khmer style Temple Guardian or Lion figures (a pair), in the Angkor period, style of Banteay Srei 10th century. The “guardians of the gate”, are placed around the outside of a te

**Originally Listed At $200** Southeast Asia, Burma / Myanmar, Ava Period, ca. 16th to 17th centuries CE. A cast brass sculpture depicting a standing figure - perhaps Siddhartha Gautama/Buddha or an a

DESCRIPTION: Four carved dark wood pens, each featuring a Buddhist figure or pattern opposite the metal point which is dipped into ink for writing. CIRCA: 19th to early 20th Century ORIGIN: Southeast