Buddha head in marble or alabaster, Burma, 19th century.
Located in GRANADA, ES
Cabeza de Buda en Alabastro , Birmania , S.XIX . Muy buena calidad y fina pieza en alabastro con estos de policromía negra y morada , el mármol alabastrado muy transparente . Estado...
Alabaster
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H 9.85 in W 5.91 in D 6.3 in
19th Century, Alabaster with Lacquer Buddha Head, Mandalay Period, Art of Burma
Located in Central Hong-Kong, HK
Alabaster with lacquer Dimensions: Height 25 cm Width 15 cm.
Alabaster
Head of Buddha
Located in Yonkers, NY
Head of Buddha, Alabaster, Shan Style, Burma, 17th - 18th Century with Base
Alabaster
Head of Buddha Shakyamuni 18th/19th century
Located in Sofia, BG
Head of Buddha Shakyamuni is a sculpture by an unknown artist About the artwork The artwork is a
Alabaster
Burmese Mandalay Period Carved Alabaster Buddha Head, 19th Century
Located in Austin, TX
A sublime Burmese carved and painted alabaster head of the Buddha, Mandalay Period, early 19th
Alabaster
Sold
H 14 in W 10.5 in D 7 in
Burmese Mandalay Buddha in Royal Attire, Alabaster, Gilt Lacquer and Teak
Located in Austin, TX
various foil backed glass "gems". His head, hands and feet carved out of white alabaster. The Buddha
Alabaster
Alabaster Buddha Head
Located in New York, NY
Carved Alabaster Buddha Head with hints of faded gold, red and black hues.
Wood
Alabaster Buddha Head
Located in New York, NY
Carved Alabaster Buddha with Gilted Crown and Glass Beading
Alabaster
Alabaster Buddha Head
Located in New York, NY
Alabaster Burmese Buddha Head
Buddha Head
Located in New York, NY
Alabaster Buddha head.
Alabaster
Buddha Head
Located in New York, NY
Alabaster Buddha Head from the Mandalay area Burma
Alabaster
Buddha Head
Located in New York, NY
Alabaster Buddha head on stand
Buddha Head
Located in New York, NY
Alabaster carved Buddha Head with gilt details.
Alabaster
Alabaster Buddha in Royal Attire
Located in New York, NY
Carved Buddha with Alabaster Head and appendages, Gold Leaf over Royal Attire carved in wood
Alabaster
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