A central Indian sandstone sculpture of Genesh shown dancing in a lively manner with musical attendendents on either side. Genesh is one of the most popular divinities in India it is said. To help overcome obstacles in life or on a new journey.

Circa 11th Century

H – 19 1/2 “ W – 14 “

Click for full screen zoom

Click to enlarge and print

Unique carved figure of a Hindu priest carved from water buffalo horn and decorated with applied ivory. Vizagapatam, India.

Circa 1800.

H – 11”

W – 4 7/8"

D- 3 1⁄2”

Click for full screen zoom

Click to enlarge and print

Click for full screen zoom

Click to enlarge and print

Pair of Chinese – Export Carved wood and painted figures of a merchant or mandarin and his wife. Circa 1800 – 1810 H – 14" of the mandarin H – 13 1/2" of his wife $12,000

Click for full screen zoom

Click to enlarge and print

Large head of Buddha. Stucco. Gandhara.

Circa 4th/5th century

H – 17”

W – 12”

D - 12”

Click for full screen zoom

Click to enlarge and print

Pair of South Indian Wood and painted temple carvings depicting Hindu deities with attendant cobras.

Kerala Late 18th century.

H – 40”

W – 14”

Click for full screen zoom

Click to enlarge and print