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Mughal Indian Axe 18th Century
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Pre 1800 item# 1097859
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MUGHAL AXE, India 18th century.
Blade - shaped in crescent moon, the copper-gilt haft with embossed pattern of floral motifs composite by gems or crystal, green and pink colours within ogival cartouches, a small dagger in the interior. Blade opposite, on the heel there are two tigers pursuing an elephant.
Long: 48 cm. Weight: 940 gm.+++These pictures don not show the real magnificence of the piece, at natural the axe is guilt with bright yellow gold 22K.
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VISHNU, Pala Dinasty
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Pre 1492 item# 960940 (stock# 002)
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Vishnu,
East India, Bengal
Pala Period, 11th – 12th
Bronze with strong green patina
Height: 79,5 cm.
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Standing Vishnu on a double lotus separate base. The deity, has four arms. The upper ones are holding two flowers making up a long necklace, with stems flanking and surrounding the body and joining on the knees.
The mandala is formed by phitomorphic motifs and flames and a makara crowning the top. Long earrings adorned with flowers.
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PAGAN, standing Buddha
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Pre 1492 item# 936954 (stock# 009)
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PAGAN STANDING BUDDHA
Country: Burma Period: 11th-12th century
Height: 72 cm. With wooden base:85 cm.
Material: Copper alloy, gold diadem, red copper lips, silver and black shell inlaid eyes.
Standing bronze Buddha image wearing a silk cloth which softly covers the whole body. The hands are in the classical Pagan style mudra, the right hand in abbhaya mudra, a gesture of protection and the left, holding the edge of this robe. Tight curls and ushisha crowns the head typically topped by a smal ...click for details
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