Archaeology

India, Rajasthan / Western India Terracotta Jain architectural fragment in sandstone representing a Tirthankara - 20 cm

inde red sandstone Relief in red sandstone depicting a Shaivite guardian, probably Bhairava - 36 cm

Central Thailand – Mon-Dvāravatī tradition A copper alloy, traditionally described as bronze. Buddha Śākyamuni standing in bronze – double vitarka mudrā - 26.5 cm

Ancient India – Western Bengal, the Chandraketugarh tradition Terracotta Rare fragment of a terracotta plaque – Female figure Pañchachūḍā - 7.3 cm

India - Jain Yellow bronze, a copper alloy probably rich in zinc. Jain Pancha-Tirthika votive altar dedicated to Mahavira, also called Vardhamana, the 24th - 13 cm

Himalayan culture – Western Himalayas a copper alloy of the bronze type. Crowned Bodhisattva, probably Vajrapāṇi – Western Himalaya - 17.9 cm

Eastern India – Pala period Carved black stone Stele in black stone representing Bhairava - 59 cm

chine Molded porcelain, polychrome enamels and gilding. Rare double-snuffbox in enameled porcelain with court scenes. - 6.8 cm

Haripunjaya – Mon tradition, in northern Thailand Stucco Stucco Buddha head - 27.5 cm

North India – the Ganges valley, probably Uttar Pradesh Terracotta Kubera votive plaque, god of wealth - 19 cm

Thailand – Kingdom of Ayutthaya Bronze / copper alloy Crowned Buddha head Phra Chao Song Khrueang in bronze. - 24 cm

India - Jain Yellow bronze, a copper alloy probably rich in zinc. Jain votive altar of the Panchatirthika (five Jinas), with Navkar Mantra and Siddhachakra. - 23.5 cm

India – Mathura – Kushan period Terracotta Figure of Hariti in white marble - 29.7 cm

Japan, probably Kyoto Terracotta Wood netsuke depicting a monkey inspecting a flea. - 4.1 cm

India - Jain Yellow bronze, a copper alloy probably rich in zinc. An important Jain votive altar to the twenty-four Tirthankaras (Caubīsī) in pierced brass. - 23.5 cm

Thailand, northeast - Ban Chiang Stucco Important footed bowl with a red-painted geometric decoration. - 18.7 cm

Khmer Empire – Cambodia A copper alloy, traditionally described as bronze. Lokeśvara with eight bronze arms. - 16.3 cm

India - Jain Yellow bronze, a copper alloy probably rich in zinc. Portable Jain altar in copper alloy representing a Tīrthaṅkara – Western India - 17.5 cm

North India, probably Uttar Pradesh / middle Ganges Valley Terracotta Expressive head of a masculine figure in terracotta. - 19 cm

Northern India, Ganges Valley; probably ancient Bengal / affinities with Chandraketugarh Terracotta Bust of a female figure, probably a Yakshi, in terracotta. - 17 cm

Ancient India – tradition of the Ganges Valley; Northern or Eastern India Terracotta Plaque with a female figure, probably a Yakshi. - 20.5 cm

Thailand – Kingdom of Ayutthaya Bronze / copper alloy Significant fragment of a standing bronze Buddha. - 38 cm

Northern India Terracotta Buddha seated in the Dharmachakra Mudra. - 13 cm

Japan Wood Wooden netsuke katabori - Peasant with a large gourd - Signed Hōzan - 3.3 cm