Bronze Indo-Chinese figure of Jambhala aka Vaishravana

3 3/8 inches high.

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Figure Jambhala, Qing Dynasty Dimension: H9.5cm Currency: Price in USD

Chinese bronze Jambhala figure, seated in halitasana holding attributes of Nakula Mongoose and wish granting jewel, together with an associated carved giltwood double lotus base, possibly Japanese. Th

22 3/8 inches high.

6 inches high.

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Figure Of Jambhala, Qing Dynasty Dimension: H 14.5cm Currency: Price in USD

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Figure Of Jambhala, 18Th Century; Dimension: H11.5cm Currency: Price in USD

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Figure Of Jambhala , Qianlong Period Dimension: H 7cm; Currency: Price in USD

Qing dynasty. Very good condition. Height: 3.5 cm. Height: 1.4 inches. Provenance: Manhattan, NY Estate

Chinese Sino-Tibetan Ming Dynasty gilt bronze Buddha deity figure of Yellow Jambhala. Having the appearance of a dwarf, rotund figure, pot-bellied, hair flowing upwards and wearing ornaments and heave

A QING DYNASTY GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF VAISHRAVANA. Dimensions: 8 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. Provenance: Robert Edwards (1883-1979) and his wife Gloria (1886-1960). Thence by descent. Robert arrived in Sha

CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE RIDING LION Bronze figure, likely Vaishravana, riding a lion on lotus styled base 8" X 9" Shipping:

CHINESE BRONZE FIGURE RIDING LION Bronze figure, likely Vaishravana, riding a lion on lotus styled base 8" X 9" Shipping:

Qing Dynasty Chinese gilt bronze Bodhisattva Buddha figure of standing Vaishravana, the Guardian King of the North. Cast in formal position with royal in visage, with large bulging eyes, slightly curl

Dimensons: Height: 11 5/8" Width: 5 1/2" Qing Dynasty Chinese gilt bronze Bodhisattva Buddha figure of standing Vaishravana, the Guardian King of the North. Cast in formal position with royal in visag

* A Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Figure of Jambhala late qing dynasty the deity depicted seated on a rectangular cushioned seat with incised floral decoration, the left hand raised holding a mouse, the ri

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

Chinese Sino-Tibetan Buddha Deity figure of Yellow Jambhala. Having the appearance of a dwarf, rotund figure, pot-bellied, hair flowing upwards and wearing ornaments and heavenly garments. The right h

Chinese Sino-Tibetan Buddha Deity figure of Yellow Jambhala. Having the appearance of a dwarf, rotund figure, pot-bellied, hair flowing upwards and wearing ornaments and heavenly garments. The right h

Chinese bronze figure of a buddha, possibly Indo-Cambodian. [16 x 11 3/4 x 6 inches].

Qianlong And Of Period - A Gilt-Bronze Figure Of Jambhala H: 9.5 cm 乾隆 - 鎏金銅黃財神 （宮廷造辦處之物

Large 18th C. Chinese Tibetan Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1912) gilt bronze seated Buddha figure of Vaishravana, Guardian of the Northern Direction, King of the Yakshas and Leader of the Worldly Dharma Prote

A Gilt-Bronze Figure Of Jambhala Seated On A Lion With Inscriptions. Seated with a dignified expression, topknot surmounted by a splendid diadem. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Nine-Character Mark. Si

Comprising of one bronze Tibetan Jambhala and one bronze tara. Qing Dynasty period. Height of bigger: 3 1/8 in (7.9 cm)