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Place of Origin: Indian
19th Century Indian Handcarved Architectural Columns, c.1860
19th Century Indian Handcarved Architectural Columns, c.1860

19th Century Indian Handcarved Architectural Columns, c.1860

Located in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent

Antique mid-19th century Indian pair of hard wood, hand carved architectural columns. Condition In great condition - No Damage. Size Height: 163cm Base Diameter: 42cm.

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19th Century Antique Indian Sculptures

Materials

Hardwood

Complete Granite Figure of Shiva
Complete Granite Figure of Shiva

Complete Granite Figure of Shiva

Located in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon

Complete granite figure of Shiva showing his attributes in a standing hieratic pose, fully dressed and jeweled in royal regalia with tiara on a high pedestal with a flaming halo. Lat...

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18th Century Antique Indian Sculptures

Materials

Granite

Tribal, Nagaland Naga Hand-Carved Rice Mortars
Tribal, Nagaland Naga Hand-Carved Rice Mortars

Tribal, Nagaland Naga Hand-Carved Rice Mortars

Located in Uxbridge, GB

1. £1500 + vat Diameter 61 - 64 cm / 24 - 25¼ inches Height 50 cm / 19¾ inches 2. £1250 + vat Diameter 63 - 66 cm / 24¾ - 26 inches Height 59 - 65 cm / 23¼ - 25½ inches 3. £1750 + ...

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Early 20th Century Indian Sculptures

Materials

Wood

Early 20th Century Iron Cooking Utencil from India
Early 20th Century Iron Cooking Utencil from India

Early 20th Century Iron Cooking Utencil from India

Located in Wainscott, NY

Early 20th century iron cooking utencil from India This is a cool and unusual decorative object.  

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Early 20th Century Indian Sculptures

Materials

Iron

Expressive Sandstone Sculpture of Apsara Playing Sitar, 18th Century India
Expressive Sandstone Sculpture of Apsara Playing Sitar, 18th Century India

Expressive Sandstone Sculpture of Apsara Playing Sitar, 18th Century India

Located in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon

Sandstone sculpture of Apsara playing sitar with dancing pose in front of a garland arch. Covered with rests of stucco and old painting with beautiful face expression and flower lotus tiara...

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18th Century Antique Indian Sculptures

Materials

Sandstone

Bone and Resin Display Platter
Bone and Resin Display Platter

Bone and Resin Display Platter

By Farrago Design

Located in New York City, NY

This platter is sculpted out of teak wood. It is then topped with hand carved bone chip to follow the curves of the form. Patterns are then carved in the platter to fill with glossy ...

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2010s Organic Modern Indian Sculptures

Materials

Bone, Resin, Teak

Indian Goddess Figurine Statue
Indian Goddess Figurine Statue

Indian Goddess Figurine Statue

Located in Dallas, TX

Beautifully authentic hand carved statue of an Indian deity goddess. Distressed paint finish.

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18th Century and Earlier Folk Art Antique Indian Sculptures

Materials

Paint

Elegant Sandstone Sculpture of Apsara Playing Sitar, 18th Century, India
Elegant Sandstone Sculpture of Apsara Playing Sitar, 18th Century, India

Elegant Sandstone Sculpture of Apsara Playing Sitar, 18th Century, India

Located in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon

Elegant sandstone sculpture of apsara playing sitar with missing arms with a beautiful face and a high tiara and pleated robes. It comes with a custom Lucite base. Weight: 21.3 lb...

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Early 18th Century Antique Indian Sculptures

Meiso Floor Sculpture by WANAS
Meiso Floor Sculpture by WANAS

Meiso Floor Sculpture by WANAS

Located in Geneve, CH

Meiso Floor Sculpture by WANAS Dimensions: D 92 x W 92 x H 194 cm. Materials: Brass, metal, stainless steel, and steel. The size and finish are customisable on request. Please conta...

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2010s Post-Modern Indian Sculptures

Materials

Metal, Brass, Steel, Stainless Steel

Graceful Majesty: An Abstract Blown Glass Elephant
Graceful Majesty: An Abstract Blown Glass Elephant

Graceful Majesty: An Abstract Blown Glass Elephant

By Arjun Rathi Design

Located in Mumbai, India, Maharashtra

Jeremiah Jacobs, a skilled glass artist, was inspired by the Hindu Festival Ganpati to create a stunning blown glass elephant. The elephant is crafted entirely of glass and accuratel...

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2010s Art Nouveau Indian Sculptures

Materials

Blown Glass, Glass, Art Glass

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