Khmer Antique

U-Thong Buddha image flourished when Khmer influence was diminishing during the early rise of the Ayutthaya Kingdom.

An exceptional example of transitional Southeast Asian Buddhist art, ideal for collectors of Khmer, Thai, and Cambodian antiquities.

The modeling of the torso and robe is confident and balanced, with subtle anatomical understanding typical of high-quality Khmer bronze casting. As expected with an object of this a...

Far rarer than comparable Khmer-period bronzes, this example comes from a three-generation private collection of Southeast Asian antiquities and was acquired over 25 years ago for a ...

The period of the 18th century witnessed a flourishing of Khmer art, influenced by both local traditions and the broader Southeast Asian context.

Possiamo notare come siano elaborate minuziosamente le decorazioni presenti sul petto tipiche dell'artigianato in stile Khmer. Queste opere venivano posizionate, solitamente in coppi...

Its sculptural quality, scale, and expressive presence make it an excellent choice for collectors of Cambodian, Khmer, or Southeast Asian Buddhist art, as well as for those seeking a...

Enriched by maritime trade linking India, China, and the Indonesian archipelago, Cham elites cultivated a court style that fused Indic iconography and Khmer architectural forms with ...

A superb 13th-century Thai Buddha in the transitional Lopburi style, marking the evolution from Khmer to early Thai Buddhist art. This rare and delicately modeled figure is very thin...

This monumental Cambodian bronze sculpture of the Hindu goddess Uma, dating to the 13th century Bayon period or later, stands as a refined and unusually large Khmer bronze. Cast with...

This fascinating early Southeast Asian bronze Buddha represents a rare and highly expressive transitional example, reflecting a moment when Burmese, Thai, and Khmer artistic traditio...

Hand-crafted in Thailand, in the tradition of antique Thai and Khmer earthenware. Early 20th Century. Sawankhalok, one of the main centers of ancient Thai ceramics until the 16th C...

For many centuries, up until the 13th or 14th centuries, in Northern Thailand, south of Chiang Mai, (under Cambodian domination during the Khmer Empire , existed the Haripunchai King...

Hand-crafted in Thailand, in the tradition of antique Thai and Khmer earthenware. With its mottled brown glaze, this piece makes for a unique decorative piece.

This stunning sculpture of Vishnu in sandstone is pre-Khmer, from Cambodia and dates circa 7th century.

Unknown Artist, Thailand, 19th century Miniatures with Text from the "Legend of Phra Malai" Double folio; ink, color and gold leaf, c. 1900 Unsigned Script: Khmer (Cambodian) These t...

Buddhist figures in Siamese and Khmer styles were made there, but the main production consisted of portraits of beautiful women and older men.

It was the second capital city during the Cambodia's Middle Ages which began after the Khmer Empire's Angkor Era. This print originates from 'Oud en Nieuw Oost-Indiën' by F.

Unknown Artist, Thailand, 19th century Two Miniatures and text from the "Legend of Phra Malai" Ink and color on paper, c, 1900 Unsigned as usual Script: Aksar Chrieng or Khmer The...

Thus many French artists went to train there, the city of Bien-Hoa then being part of the French colonies, realizing productions combining Vietnamese, Chinese, Khmer and French aesth...

Lopburi was an independent Mon kingdom with strong ties to the Khmer Angkor empire.

Although independent, they were heavily influenced by the Khmer Angkor Empire, as is apparent in their art and architecture.

Georges Serré's taste for these sandstones came to him, among other things, from Khmer sculptures, including a Buddha's head that he had brought back from Saigon, which had seduced h...

The Ayutthaya period (1350–1767) was a flourishing era in Thai history, marked by a synthesis of influences from Sukhothai, Khmer, and Sri Lankan Buddhist art traditions. Artistic wo...

It was the second capital city during the Cambodia's Middle Ages which began after the Khmer Empire's Angkor Era. This print originates from 'Histoire generale des voyages ou nouvell...

The Buddha iconography of that period is exemplified by the influence from Mon and Khmer kingdom, featuring a more square face and a characteristic small band between the hairline an...

The statue was made in the classic Lopburi style, which historically was heavily influenced by Khmer art in Southern Thailand. It was dated to late 18th century, the beginning of Rat...

The Buddha's face has a distinct Khmer influence, with a square face and jaw, broad nose, and long straight lips curled up ever so slightly at the edges, in the beginnings of a knowi...

A Khmer vase transformed in to a table lamp. Of baluster shape with an attractive brown yellow ocker glaze.