Cambodian Stone

A superb sandstone figure of Indra Cambodia, Khmer Kingdom, Angkor period, Bayon style, 12th-13th century Superb Angkor Figure Indra, A triangular shaped stele with the depiction...

A selection of stone hand fragments mounted on metal stands, from Cambodia.

Fine Ankor Wat Cambodia stone torso of Siva, Khmer 12th century on museum base.

Imposant Stone Head from Cambodia, 19th Century.

Cambodian sculpture of the mid-20th century. Statue in nicely carved stone depicting the face of an Oriental deity.

This 13th century Bayon period torso is a elegant example of the Khmer culture. This civilisation flourished between the 9th and 15th century in nowadays Cambodja. Probably the most ...

Contemporary Cambodian terra cotta male stone figure on stand Natural patina Stand measures 7.5 x 2.5.  

Contemporary Cambodian terracotta female stone figure on stand.

The 2 circular pieces are oxidized metal and were used as backs of mirrors. The unusually shaped piece (front of photo) is a stone gong. Interesting patina. 7" width x 10" heig...

A large carved stone lingam sculpture, possibly Khmer, 13th century, Angkor period, representing the Hindu God Shiva mounted on a base. This statue is made of a square section in its...

These monumental stone deity heads were inspired by the powerful figures that guard the ancient city of Angkor Thom, the last capital of the Khmer Empire in present-day Cambodia.

Khmer stone statue in the Angkor style representing the deity Ardhanarishvara.

An exceptional and highly refined ancient Khmer stone figure, confidently dated to the 10th century, with the possibility of being slightly earlier or later. Sculptures of this quali...

I think it is the head of the stone Buddha of Cambodia in Southeast Asia. There are similarities such as the characteristics of Cambodian Buddha statues, hairstyles, eyes and nose.

This is a pre-15th century Thai or Cambodian stone Buddha head. Probably made in Thailand.

A carved red sandstone head of the Angkor period style, circa 12th-13th century. The iconic facial features is reminiscent to the "Smiling God King" found widely in Bayon Temple at A...

I would like to introduce some very nice items. This is a stone Buddha head from Cambodia's Khmer Dynasty, made around the 14th and 15th centuries.

We will introduce very old Cambodian sculpture art. This was made as part of architectural sculptures such as temples.

Rustic Cambodian water jar as lamp with custom Belgian linen shade, early 19th century Measures: Shade 12.25" height x 29.5" diameter Base 22.5" height x 21.25" diameter.

This is a Khmer art style goddess statue made in Cambodia. The material is made of sandstone. Only the torso part remains. This is a sculpture of a goddess, probably part of the...

An early carved stone Khmer Buddha head from the Angkor period of Cambodia, 13th century or earlier, likely an architectural ornament, now mounted on a custom stand.

Since it is different from the carving design of classical stone Buddha materials in Thailand and Cambodia, it is thought to be from around the 19th century.

A large Cambodian Angkor Wat attributed sandstone stone fragment of an Apsara Buddha shrine with flame crown, 12th century.

Late 18th Century Khmer Hand Carved Stone Large Scale Torso with Elaborate Draped Inverted Reed Sarong on Hand Carved Plinth Base.