19th century Antique wooden Indian temple from Burma - OriginalBuddhas

This Antique wooden Indian Temple holds a captivating history within its design. Crafted from wood, it stands at a height of 75.3 cm with dimensi...

Antique wooden Indian temple fragment Material : wood 15,3 cm high 7,1 cm wide and 10,1 cm deep 19th century Weight: 409 grams Originating from India Nr: 3830-48

Antique Indian wooden Temple fragment Material : wood 70,4 cm high 19,5 cm wide and 19,5 cm deep 19th century Weight: 5,58 kgs Originating from India Nr: 3830-87

This wooden masterpiece, originating from Burma in the 19th century, is a remarkable example of Mandalay style artistry. Standing tall at 58 cm and featuring dimensions of 39 cm in w...

Burmese wooden tribal mask. Age: Burma, Mandalay Period, 19th century Size: Height 27 C.M. / Width 20 C.M. / Thickness 17.3 C.M. Size including...

A scarce, high-quality antique Burmese jewel inlaid solid bronze chinthe sculpture. Dating to the late 19th century, likely originating in the Mandalay region of central Burma, the fearsome looking beast depicted in traditional Burmese iconography and important architecture, especially as a pair, the protective temple guardians placed flanking the entrances of Buddhist religious pagodas and monasteries. Burma; circa 1880 PROVENANCE: The estate of Mr. Wesley and Mrs. Suzanne LaFever, Beverly Hills, California. ACQUISITION: We acquired this outstanding example from the reputable auction house, Austin Auction Gallery, Austin, Texas. Fine Estates and Antiques catalog, December 2021 DESCRIPTION: Exquisitely sculpted and cast of heavy, patinated solid bronze, finely detailed and decorated throughout, intricately engraved with scrolling ornamentation and fine detailing work, old nicely aged polished finish developing a warm, mellow patina with highly desirable scattered verdigris, minor inlay losses add to the charming antique character. Stoic in stance, posed at attention proudly squatting back on its haunches, front legs straight, possibly roaring with head up and straight ahead, mouth ajar with teeth and long tongue exposed, ornate armor plating and horned mane, fanciful stylized tail, inset with Myanmar style brilliant colored mirrored glass jewels. BRIEF HISTORY / BACKGROUND: Predating the use of coins for money, brass weights cast in the shape of iconic animals like the Chinthe were commonly used to measure standard quantities of staple items. Chinthe, the Burmese word for lion, while leograph of Chinthe is an artistic highly stylized lion; the rare Southeast Asian Burmese equivalent to Foo Dogs, Japanese Komainu, Tibetan Snow Lion...

Burmese wooden seated disciple. Age: Burma, Mandalay Period, 19th Century Size:height 27.2 cm. / width 24.8 cm. / length 32.2 cm. Condition: Nice condition overall (some expecte...

An antique 19th century architectural molding from an Indian temple with carved animals and foliage. Born in India during the 19th century, this horizontal cornice features carved protruding animals standing out beautifully on foliage adorned structure. Presenting a nicely worn appearance and traces of a green polychromy, this architectural temple...