A Bronze Buddha Riding A Deer

A Bronze Buddha Riding A Deer, 18th - 19th Century. This small figure of a bronze Buddha riding a deer is entirely gilt apart from the Buddha's blue headdress and the deer's red mouth. The Buddha has

Asian export bronze Buddha statue. A gilt religious deity figure sitting in a pose of meditation, on a lotus form flower with lotus flowers and willow branches at each side, on a dark bronze elephants

ANTIQUE SINO TIBETAN GILT BRONZE BUDDHA RIDING LION- 17/18TH CENTURY. 6 CM TALL. 155 GRAMS. PROVENANCE - IMPORTANT WASHINGTON DC COLLECTION

Ming Dynasty gilt bronze Buddha of Shiva Figure Riding a Bird, and of the Period (1368-1644). Casted in the image of Bodhisattvas Buddha manifestation of Shiva, multi headed and arms, formed various m

Qing Dynasty period, Finely cast bronze Dharmapala Buddha in the image of Hayagriva Avatar of Vishnu seated at ease on a cattle, both hand reached outward on, in vajrakarana gesture, Tip of middle fin

(pair) Large Chinese patinated bronze figures, depicting children seated on deer, holding peaches and scepter (symbols of longevity and prosperity), approx 28.5"h, 21"l, 65lbs Start Price: $450.00

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Burma, Ava Period, ca. 18th to 19th centuries CE. This is an intriguing and quite unique cast bronze piece, an object that may have been a finial, placed

Finely Cast Chinese Gilt Bronze Buddha Figurine riding a tiger, seated in full lotus position upon a lotus throne, with hands in "no fear" (abhaya) mudra. Seated in ornate and brocade robes. The guard

Chinese bronze censer, Shouxing riding deer Height: 8.5 inches

Chinese Lavender Jade Carving with Russets Presented on Later Carved Base. Nicely carved with deep relief deer riding Buddha motif. Carving measures 5-3/8" x 5-1/2". Overall height 6-3/4". Condition:

Large Chinese Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze Buddha figure of Wutaishan Manjushri riding a lion as depicted in the Manjushri Lhakang in Sakya, Tibet, are intended as meditational deities; - intended as medi

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

A mid century modernist bronze sculpture depicting a satyr pan riding a deer. Mounted to a marble base. Vintage Bronze Sculpture Collectibles For Home Decor. Dimensions: Size: 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 11 in. A

A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE TIBETAN GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF A BUDDHA modelled riding upon a beast. 19 cm x 10 cm.

Meiji or Taisho period, early 20th century, Jurojin is sitting atop the deer and holding a scroll in his left hand, Jurojin can be removed to access open censer below, on Jurojin's lower back is a sha

Meiji or Taisho period, early 20th century, Jurojin is sitting atop the deer and holding a scroll in his left hand, Jurojin can be removed to access open censer below, on Jurojin's lower back is a sha

Austrian/German silver on bronze sculpture of boy riding on deer, signed A. Allmann, 9.85"Hx5.75"x3.35"

One of the Four Digpalas, the Guardians of the Four Directions, Lokpalas or Digpalas, later on they acted in particular as guardians of the world against penetrating demons. This gilt bronze statue is

One of the Four Digpalas, the Guardians of the Four Directions, Lokpalas or Digpalas, later on they acted in particular as guardians of the world against penetrating demons. This gilt bronze statue is

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Figure of a Rider on Horseback. Together with a patinated bronze figure of an elder riding a deer and a patinated metal deer Height: 12.5"

A bronze statue of a man riding a bull signed Japan along with an early statue of buddha sitting on a lotus pedal on a stand.

The well-cast gilt bronze figure depicts Vajrayogini riding on a galloping deer, one hand holding a curved sword, the other holding a bowl of ritual items, wearing beaded strands, face in ferocious ex

DESCRIPTION: Bronze, lidded censer depicting Shou riding an antlered deer and carrying a scroll. Shou functions as censer's lid and deer's antlers are removable. CIRCA: Early 20th Century, possibly ol

Qing Dynasty Gilt Bronze Buddha: A partially clothed seated Buddha figure in a ceremonial pose riding a creature, all on a gilt bronze lotus leaf base. 7"