Ancient Indian Figural Carving, Possibly Gupta Era

Ancient Indian Sandstone carving fragment, possibly Gupta Era. Relief carving of four stacked figuresMounted on wood base. Size: 18.5'' x 8'' x 5.5'' (47 x 20 x 14 cm).

6th-8th Century A.D. Possibly Gupta culture. Carved red sandstone on wooden gallery base. 12 1/2".

South Asia, India, possibly Dharanikota, Amaravati, Junnar, or Prathisthan, Satavahana Dynasty, ca. 2nd century BCE to 2nd century CE; Gupta Period, ca. 320 to 550 CE. A fine set of 2 hand-built potte

India, ca. 12th-13th century AD. Lovely piece depicting two deities, one female, the other a possibly androgynous figure, delicately carved in pinkish sandstone. Custom base. Ex: Estate of Roslyn Will

India, Gupta Period, ca. 320 to 550 CE. The Gupta Period is sometimes referred to as the "Golden Age", when the image of the Buddha that you are probably familiar with became set in stone (literally)

with metal hanging loop affixed to back Condition: paint loss to fingers; losses to wood throughout 7 inches wide; 31 inches high

An Ancient Figural Carving, DRC, of raised relief from extremely hard wood. Provenance: Renaud Reiley Gallery, Brussels, 2014. Area around face with old age cracks, height: 14".

Important ancient Indian carving of three figures, central figure most likely an aspect of Buddha. 12" x 19".

Antique Indian Superbly Detailed Carving Possibly Sandalwood nice patina to the wood L29" X10"X2 1/4"

8 Indian Terracottas, Gupta Period. On stands. Provenance: Ex-collection Edward W.M. Bryant of Washington, D.C. and Rockport, MA. Size: Height range 2.5'' - 4.5'' (6 x 11 cm); Height on base range 4''

Ancient Indian wood carving of Durga, goddess of war, 12 1/2" H x 13 1/2" W. Provenance: From a Rockport, Massachusetts estate.

Ancient Indian wood carving of Durga, goddess of war, 17" H x 9" W on wood stand. Provenance: From a Rockport, Massachusetts estate.

Ancient Indian wood carving of Durga, goddess of war, 18 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W. Provenance: From a Rockport, Massachusetts estate.

Collector's Lot of Ancient Indian Terracottas, Gupta Period. Including: 5 Indian Terracottas. On bases. Size: Heights: 2'' - 2.75'' (5 - 7 cm) ; Heights on base: 2.75'' - 3.5'' (7 - 9 cm). Together wi

comprising three mounted to acrylic plaques (Each: 6 x 1 3/4 in., Overall: 7 x 3 x 2 5/8 in.); one mounted to a wooden base (3 1/4 x 2 1/2 x 3 in., Overall: 6 7/8 x 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 in.); and one mounted

A PALE GREEN AND YELLOW JADE FIGURAL CARVING, CHINESE, POSSIBLY LATE QING DYNASTY, a pair of boys, possibly Hehe Er Xian, traditional immortals representing Harmony and Union, ride four geese, carryin

Miniature figural wood carving, possibly an Ojime or Netsuke. Japan 18th - 19th century. Depicting a man who appears to be wrestling with a mythological creature while standing on its head. Carved fro

Chinese figural root carving, possibly depicting Shou Lao Xing, approx 27"h, 33.5lbs Start Price: $80.00

Ancient Indian Carved Limestone Figural Group. Large breasted goddess standing behind smaller female figure. Provenance: Lifetime Collection of a New Jersey Dealer, who bought it from a European colle

Ancient Schist Stone Figural Carving, Gandhara, 2nd/3rd century CE. Size: 8" x 2" x 4" (20 x 5 x 10 cm). Provenance: ex. Alvin Newman collection. Custom Mounted.

At its peak, the Gupta Empire controlled most of the Subcontinent, and is today considered the apex of Hindu civilization. This piece, likely a frieze or statue fragment, has many characteristics plac

Including one finely detailed mask with extensive stenciling, point work, and carving, possibly Indian or Balinese, as well as a South American pottery mask, and a pair of African carved masks. Talles

Pair of museum quality ancient wooden Indian temple carvings, each depicting stylized elephants - original crusty painted surface. 11.5"H & 13.5"H. Both in good condition. Provenance: From the Sandra

Ancient Indian Architectural Stone Temple Carving of a Figure Riding a Yali. On stand. Similar 11th century CE example, at the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, UK, see https://www.worldhistory.