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A pair of Chinese famille verte vases, the baluster shapes each painted with three panels of Buddhist lions alternating with vases of flowers, 18cm high (D) (2)

A mid 18th century Chinese famille rose dish painted with an unfurled scroll of ttwo white birds perched amongst peonies and other flowers within Buddhist objects on white prunus, 35.5cm diameter, with a wood stand (R) (2)

A Chinese soapstone seal surmounted by a Buddhist lion, one side of the square base inscribed, the foot with a full seal mark, the dark red stone with some paler mottling, 6cm high

A Chinese agate vase and cover, the translucent grey stone surmounted by a Buddhist lion above mask and ring handles and three cabriole legs, 11.5cm high (2)

A pair of reconstituted Buddhist temple lions, each modelled with "lucky pearl" in open mouth, seated on their hind quarters and with one front paw raised upon a dog of fo in one instance and a fruit in the other, each overall raised on a stylised rectangular base, each 128 cm high (purchased from Liberty & Co. approximately 25 years ago) (ILLUSTRATED)

A pair of cloisonne and brass planters and a brass figure of Buddha and Buddhist lion dog on a carved base, 12 ins high

A rare Chinese jar decorated with a pair of imperial dragons chasing a flaming pearl, and eight Buddhist emblems in green enamel, Jiaqing six character seal mark and of the period (1796-1820) in underglaze blue, 19 cms high x 18 cms diameter cf A similar example is illustrated in Soame Jenyns, 'Later Chinese Porcelain', Fourth edition, Faber and Faber Limited, 1971, plate XCI

A good Japanese lacquer photograph album, circa 1890, probably by Stillfried & Andersen, Yokohama, with 59 tinted landscapes and views, and an inserted photograph of the Great Buddhist Idol at Kamakura

STEIN, AUREL- "Ten Thousand Buddhas"; Ancient Buddhist paintings from the cave temples of Tun-Huang on the western frontier of China, published under the the orders of H.M's secretarey of state for India and with the co-operation of the trustees of the British Museum, London, Bernard Quaritch, Ltd, 1921, folio containing photographic reproduction prints, introduction by Laurence Binyon, sheets loose and contained within a folio, as issued, 64x50cm, (A/F)

A CARVED WOODEN FIGURE portraying a Buddhist monk praying, 7" high.

A Mappin & Webb silver plated three piece teaset in the Indian style, comprising; teapot, circular sugar, and cream, the teapot embossed with reserves of animals, sealife and Buddhist figures, stamped verso, teapot height 12cm

An early carved hardstone Buddhist plaque, carved by a 'Sculptor of Gandhara', 34 x 15cm. Provenance: Purchased by the late vendor from Taxila, the former Greek city of Pakistan. Taxila was in the Gandhara region which has long been a crossroads of cultural influences, with Indian, Greek and Roman art mingling with intensive Buddhist missionary activity to produce a flourishing art culture, particularly in its' interpretations of Buddhist legends.

A Chinese damascened iron stirrup, possibly late 18th/early 19th century, the round arched support of the dished oval footrest with two gilt dragon masks and sides damascened with gilt Buddhist objects on a ground of silver leiwen, 16.5cm high

A Chinese rectangular bronze incense burner and cover, the knop formed as a Buddhist lion flanked by lions amidst breaking waves, the sides finely cast with dragons in pursuit of flaming pearls, six character Xuande mark, 18th/19th century, 22cm. (2)

A Chinese hardwood sceptre, inset in mother of pearl and coloured stone with figures, trees and the bagixiang (the Eight Buddhist emblems), 46.5cm.

A Chinese jadeite pendant, carved with a peach, two Buddhist hand citron and a bat, 19th century, 7cm.

A pair of Chinese biscuit figures, of Buddhist lion dogs seated on rectangular stands, each decorated in yellow, green and aubergine. Extremities restored. Kangxi 1662-1722, 19cm. (2)

A Chinese bowl made for the Thai market, decorated with a band of Buddhist figures on a black ground, 19th century. Some restoration. 17.5cm.

Mary (Maidhi) Howard McClintock (British, b.1888) Buddhist Priests at the Temple of Wat Sutat, Bangkok signed lower left with initials "MHMcC" oil on board 78 x 62cm provenance: private collection, Cambridge

Vima Kadphises (c. AD 90-100), Dinar, helmeted bust right emerging from a cloud, holding a club, flames at shoulder and tamgha to left, rev. ithyphallic Shiva with long trident and goat-skin, tamgha to left and Buddhist Triratna to right, 7.97g/12h (Gšbl, MK, 14). Extremely fine and extremely rare; only four examples cited by Gšbl

A pair of Chinese famille verte vases, period of Kangxi, the sides of the hexagonal bottle shapes painted with lange lisjen, Buddhist objects and gardens below scrolling lotus on the shoulders and above six bracket feet, 17cm high (W) (2)

A pair of late 19th century Canton shishi candlesticks, the orange Buddhist lions reclining and looking upwards, the nozzles applied to back cloths painted with flowers on gilt grounds, 13cm wide (D) (2)

Late 19th/early 20th Century figure of a reclining Buddhist scholar, his trunk and books neatly stacked beside him, 46.5cm wide

A CARVED IVORY FIGURE of a salesman with a basket on his back, signed beneath, 5 1/4" high; a carved ivory figure of a Buddhist gentleman playing symbols; a carved ivory figure of a geisha girl (3).

A Kangxi porcelain blue and white charger decorated centrally with a bird and flowers within a border of buddhist emblems and flowers.

An Oriental famille rose plate painted with peony and bamboo within Buddhist emblem reserves, 28cm diameter; another similar example on a yellow ground, 24.5cm diameter. Both S/D

An Oriental white glazed pierced porcelain lamp base, the bottle form body detailed with Buddhist endless knot symbols and a ruyi head collar, three character impressed mark, 30.5cm high, carved hardwood stand.

A Canton porcelain vase with Buddhist lion handles, the baluster body painted in famille rose enamels on one side with panels of figures in palace interiors, on the other warriors in a mountain setting, reserved on a ground of blossom, trees with birds in the branches, 59.5cm. high, mid 19th century.

A pair of early 20th century Henan glazed Buddhist lions, modelled facing each other, the male seated with a brocade ball and the female with a cub, joss-stick holders behind them, 21.5cm high (D) (2)

A Chinese famille verte dish, period of Kangxi, painted with two birds perched on bamboo watching an insect on a red flower head, the brocaded rim band interrupted by four Buddhist object vignettes, 28cm diameter

A Tibetan vigira in the form of a Buddhist thunderbolt, 19th Century.

A pair of Cantonese porcelain vases, late 19th Century, of long necked, globular form, moulded with salamanders and reserve decorated with interior scenes against a ground of butterflies, flowers and buddhist emblems.

A Cantonese porcelain octagonal plate, decorated with figures in a landscape within a border of Buddhist emblems.

A Chinese bronze bowl, polished, cast with figures and buddhist emblems, the underside with dragons and a six character mark.

A pair of early 19th Century blue and white Delft plates each painted a central vase of flowers within a floral and alternating scale border, 22.5cm (9") diameter, and an Oriental bowl decorated Buddhist emblems, 23cm (9") diameter and another plate included

A buddhist "meditation flag", singhalese the printed cloth depicting a sunburst in red, white and yellow cotton 170cm by 132cm 67in by 52in W

A Burmese Walking Cane, the handle carved with the head of a Buddhist lion See illustration

A 19TH CENTURY SET OF BURMESE BUDDHIST SCRIPTURES, on palm leaf

An Oriental Hardwood Carving of a Seated Buddhist Monk, Painted, with Gilding, Height 46cm

A late 18th/early 19th century Chinese blue and white vase, the waisted neck of the baluster shape painted with stiff leaves above ribboned Buddhist objects amongst clouds, 63cm high (R)

A set of six mid 18th century Chinese blue and white plates, each painted with Buddhist objects within the central boss enclosed by stylised waves, the rim bands with continuous landscapes, 23cm diameter (6)

A pair of Chinese soapstone seals, the mottled red and pale fudge stone carved with Buddhist lion and cub tops, the bases uncut, 15.5cm high (2)

A Cinese blue and white vase of pear form decorated with dragons and buddhist emblems, six character mark.

A Chinese porcelain figure of Hotei modelled standing with an oogi and linen sack, decorated in blue and white with storks and buddhist emblems. Illustrated.

Coin-related BOOKS, Histories, Buddhism: Ramesan, N, Andhra Pradesh Government Archaeological Series No 2, Glimpses of Buddhism, Andhra Pradesh 1961; Beal, S (translator), Travels of Fah-Hian and Sung-Yun, Buddhist Pilgrims from China to India, 400AD and 518AD; Law, BC, Ksatriya Clans in Buddhist India, Delhi 1993; Legge, J (translator), A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms being an Account by the Chinese Monk Fa-Hien of his Travels in India and Ceylon AD399-414 in search of the Buddhist Books of Discipline; Pahadiya, SM, Buddhism in Malwa, New Delhi 1976; Keown, D, A Dictionary of Buddhism, Oxford 2003; Prasad, NRV, Bavkonda, A Buddhist Site in North Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad 1994. (6)

20th century Japanese moulded Imari dish decorated with a watery landscape to/w a Chinese polychrome shallow bowl decorated with Buddhist lions (2)

Chinese Jade seated figure of Budhai, two Chinese interior painted glass snuff bottles and two Chinese figures of Buddhist lions and a miniature sensor

A Chinese carved amethyst snuff bottle and stopper, 20th Century, in the form of a Buddhist lion, 6cm (2)

19th Century midnight blue Chinese robe with deep wave band to the foot, the waves interspersed with buddhist symbols, large decorative roundel with dragons chasing a flaming pearl, multi coloured satin stitch and knot work, the dragons in silver and gilt thread, blue woven silk to the inside, gilded buttons, 122cm long approx

Komai style card case, the damascened ground inlaid with coloured metals depicting the seven gods of good fortune, seal mark to the interior, and decoration of buddhist symbols to the reverse, 12cm

Japanese wakizashi sword with black lacquered wooden scabbard, shark skin covered hilt with cloth binding, bronze fuchi kashira decorated with samurai and buddhist symbols (signed), shi shi dog menuki, silver wave decorated collar to the top of the blade, tsuba not present, signed, 74cm

Early 19th Century circular snuff box with gilded mounts and inset enamelled plaque of a European female figure in a wooded landscape, the exterior tortoiseshell box carved with flowers and buddhist symbols, the interior gilded with glazed watercolour circular panel of two European figures in an interior, 7cm

Chinese blanc de chine female statuette of Quan Yin with carved circular base, 47cm high Note-Quan Yin is one of the most universally beloved of deities in the Buddhist tradition. Also known as Kuan Yin, QuanAm (Vietnam), Kannon (Japan), and Kanin (Bali), She is the embodiment of compassionate loving kindness.

A Buddhist bronze Ohm, signed.

AN IMPORTANT CHINESE TURQUOISE-GROUND EWER in the Tibetan style (Pemba Hu) with a globular body raised on a circular splayed foot surmounted by an elaborately formed knopped neck set with a broad cylindrical mouth decorated in polychrome enamels and gilt with Eight Buddhist Emblems interspersed with lotus scrolls and enclosed by formalised borders, the scrolling spout with conforming decoration and a moulded dragon's head with fanged teeth at the junction of the body, the beaded borders and details highlighted in gilt, the turquoise-glazed base with a Qianlong seal mark in iron red and of the period, 73/4" high. See illustrations and front cover

A Chinese famille rose saucer dish, finely decorated with a basket of flowers amongst scattered flowers and vegetables, the outside with four Buddhist emblems and a bat in iron red to the base, 24.5cm

A Chinese jade circular box and cover, the grey green stone finely pierced with the Eight Buddhist Symbols about a shou character and bands of scrolling flowers, 16cm diameter, possibly Jiaqing Provenance: The collection of the late June, Lady Horlick

A Chinese blue and white brush pot, period of Kangxi, painted with a reserve of two sages on an island on one side and with Buddhist objects on the other, 19cm diameter (D)

Six various mid 18th century Chinese blue and white plates, the three octagonal plates painted with island scenes, a pair of the round plates painted with a willow tree and the other with Buddhist objects, 22.5cm diameter (D) (6)

A Chinese silver cylindrical cosmetic pot and cover, mid 19th Century, surmounted with a Buddhist lion, with Chinese characters and an internal lid, stamped, 5.5cm