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Lot 280

THAI GOLD LINGA

Dvaravati Period, Ca. 6-11th Century AD. A gold linga in three sections. It consists of a copper alloy square base, a silver octagonal central sec...

An illustration from a Bhagavata Purana series, depicting depicting the battle of the gods Nepal, circa 1775-80 goauche on paper, red border, ...

A carved relief sandstone Panel North or Central India, 8th/9th Century carved in high relief, the columns divided into niches, the left column d...

Bronze. With significant damage to the head and surface wear. Part of a French collection since 1970. Measurements: Height 23 cm.

Two maidens visiting a shrine to Shiva in a forest, accompanied by an attendant Bundi, 18th Century ink and gouache on paper Folio: 210 x 110 m...

7th/8th Cent. Indian Gupta period pink sandstone "Dancing Shiva" sculpture He is depicted here with eight arms and in each of his hands holds an ...

antique Indian Rajasthan "Shivalinga" - sculpture in grey marble A Lingam is an abstract or aniconic representation of the Hindu god Shiva in Hind...

10th/11th Cent. Indian Madhya Pradesh "Shiva and Parvati sitting on Nandi" sculpture in black stone (maybe schist) with remains of polychrome Shiv...

STATUE DE BHAIRAVA EN ARGILE POLYCHROME Tibet occidental, XIVe/XVe siècle A POLYCHROME CLAY FIGURE OF BHAIRAVA FROM A CHAKRASAMVARA SHRINE West ...

A STONE STELE OF SHIVA Nepal, 17th/18th century Stone. H. 15 cm. Shiva is shown here in Asthadasabuja form with 8 hands, 6 of which holding variou...

A SANDSTONE STELE DEPICTING SHIVA AND PARVATI India Sandstone. H. 52.5 cm. With traces of age, partially damaged. EINE STELE MIT DER DARSTELLUNG V...

Bronze with traces of pigment. This finely crafted bronze depicts Lord Shiva with a serene expression, crowned by a protective cobra hood (naga)...

Apsaras wearing waist-tight dhoti between two male deities who could be Vishnu and Shiva, seated in lalitasana. The stage is supported by a Yali f...

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