the cover painted with floral scrolls and mounted with a mythological animal

[1]

one mounted on stand (wears and losses)

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seated in lotus pose on.a stepped base, his right hand in bhumisparsamudra, his left resting on his lap, with downcast, serene expression (loss and wear as expected)

[1]

in the form of a Naga Dragon

[1]

seated on a double, lotus base, his right hand in bhumisparsamudra and his left hand holding an alms bowl, base sealed

[1]

seated on a stepped throne, his right hand in bhumisparsamudra (some wear)

[1]

the deity seated in lalitasana, her left hand in vitarkamudra and the right holding a fruit, adorned with jewelry and a lotus beside her shoulder, base sealed

[1]

in dancing position wearing flowing scarves and holding a cup to her mouth, base sealed

[1]

the deity seated under a canopy on a high throne, the main hands in paryer position, the other hands holding a string of beads and lotus, adorned with jewelry and elaborate dress and lotus beside her shoulder

[1]

comprising Buddha, a monk and two deities (some wear)

[4]

the deities in seated position, the stele carved with Buddha (stele with chips, the bronze figures with some chips)

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shaped as elephants (some wear)

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modelled with a figure of Buddha in padmasana (some surface wear as expected)

[1]

seated in lotus position on a lotus throne, its back modeled in relief with elephant on the back with sacred vase, his dress engraved with the Eight Buddhist symbols, his face cold-gilded, the base sealed

[1]

his radiating arms holding various attributes, shown in union with his consort and trampling figures beneath his feet, base sealed (some wear to the gilt as expected)

[1]

modelled with a central bulb flanked on either side by a row of lotus pedals (some minor surface wear as expected)

[1]

standing astride on a lotus base and and holding a vajra and a scull-cup (some surface wear as expected)

[1]

seated in dhyanasana and his right hand in bhumisparsamudra and the other holding the vajra, his throne carried by two elephants

[1]

embossed with a central figure of Buddha surrounded by Buddhist emblems and decorative borders

[1]

each figure holding a sword, painted in vibrant tones (some crackles to the paper)

[1]

ornate with strings of coloured beads, shells and pompoms (wear as expected)

[1]

decorated with the Wheel of Law guarded by two dragons above waves, the rim with the Eight Buddhist Treasures, the base with three 'lanca' characters meaning 'Abundance'

[1]

a repetition of 12 times the matra "om mani padme hum", in bone. The bone handle with silver fittings, with scroll

[1]

with the Buddhist treasure vase flanked by two dragons amid scrolls, the reverse with three paintings of Manjusri, Chenresig and Mahakala.

[1]

both with chrystal bodies and faces and red and turquoise coloured glass beads, bases sealed

[2]

each seated in padmasana with his right hand in bhumisparsamudra, together on a rectangular plinth (some wear, slightly wobbly)

[1]

seated in padmasana with his hands folded in his lap. On wooden stand

[1]

standing wearing long robes, his right hand in abhayamudra, mounted on stone base (some splits to bronze and surface wear as expected, head re-attached)

[1]

the interior with a model of Ganesha, the cover further embossed with flower scrolls, animals and buddhist emblems

[1]

(small damages and losses)

[2]

inlaid with coral and turquoise (wear)

[3]

the first moulded in relief with buddhist symbols, the other openworked with dragons and scrolls (some dents and some wear)

[2]

the triangular stand moulded with a figure and scrolls

[1]

moulded in relief with panels of animals (some repair to rim of cover and to foot)

[1]

carved with a multi-armed deity in relief, mounted on a perspex stand

[1]

variously embossed with buddhist symbols, flowers and animals (some dents, one with small repair to underside of cup)

[2]

comprising an embossed box and cover, a bracelet and a star-shaped pendant, together with a pair of Turkmen agate-inlaid bracelets

[5]

copper with silver alloy, stone beads and leather

[3]

comprising a silver-alloy mounted wood flask, three various metal boxes and a lid

[5]

comprising a bronze fragment of statue, 18th century, a brass vajra, a ganthi (bell), a damaged plaque with deity in relief and two small statues of Ganesha and Shiva, 19th-20th century (some damages and wear as expected)

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comprising a brass ceremonial bell, a brass statue as Nandia as the vahana of Shiva and a brass statue of a horse (riders missing)

[3]

together with a Thai bronze statue of Buddha, ca. 1900 (some damage and wear as expected)

[3]

with red glass beads and a beaded necklace with coral beads and gilt-metal beads

[1]

decorated with coral and turquoise

[2]

one with coral statue of Tara in relief, opening to reveal a turquoise Avalokiteshvara, the other with turquoise Garuda in high relief, opening to reveal Avalokiteshvara in ivory, both inlaid with rubies, coral and various stones

[2]

in various metal alloys, leather and bone

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including a jade plaque, a gilt Buddha, a bronze vajra, two opium weights and various works of art

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adorned with coral and turquoise beads

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