Lot Details
Lot 105
Tibetan Gilt-Bronze Support with Two Deities
18th/19th Century
Modeled as the four-armed Avalokitesvara standing adorned on a kalsa base over a stepped plinth, the upper arms raised supporting a waisted capital, the lowered hand holding a double vajra, wearing long dhotis, the faces framed by elongated earlobes adorned with circular earrings and a foliate crown. Height 12 7/8 inches.
C Collection of a New York Connoisseur
Estimate: $5,000 - $7,000
Unsold
Additional Notes & Condition Report
Scattered gilt wear, some loss to turquoise bead inset around the base, base plinth is partially lost, top capital has bent edge with small cracks.
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