A CAMBODIAN SANDSTONE CARVING OF A MALE DEITY IN THE BAPHUON STYLE, POSSIBLY KHMER EMPIRE, 11-13TH CENTURY, the male torso carved from a pale brown sandstone, wearing a pleated sampot tied at the middle, on a gilt-metal square plinth base, 46.5cm high Faint crack rubbing from neck down into chest, down under the arm, some areas around the arms and neck possibly restored or made-up, chip to chest and to stomach and further lesser chipping overall, typical surface wear.

Faint crack rubbing from neck down into chest, down under the arm, some areas around the arms and neck possibly restored or made-up, chip to chest and to stomach and further lesser chipping overall, typical surface wear.