The very well carved divinity figure, Standing in samabhanga with two of his four arms broken, the upper ones holding cakra and sankha, Wearing a long sampot secured by a thin belt, Naked upper body, His face with serene expression, arched eyebrows above incised almond-shaped eyes, aquiline nose, slightly smiling lips, pierced elongated earlobes and high mitre. Size of this fine gray sandstone piece is 2.1 Ft (64 cms) height on stand and 1.10 Ft (56 cms) height of the statue alone.

The serene face of the Buddha with fragmentary Naga heads in the back. Carved with almond-shaped eyes, broad nose and pierced elongated earlobes, His hair dress combed in a conical chignon and secured with a decorated usnisha. This splendid piece is 13 3/4 In (35 cms) height of the sculpture alone.

The four faces directed in the cardinal directions, each with slight variations, almond-shaped eyes, the forhead engraved with the third eye. This rare Brahma head is from Angkor Bayon period, early 13th Century. Made of gray sandstone it is 10 1/4 In (26 cms) for the head alone.

A rare and fine round Ekamukhalinga, Shiva worship (see "The Sensuous Immortals" by P.Pal, plate 130) This fine Khmer piece is 7 in, 18 cms height, made of sandstone it dates back to Pre-Angkor period circa 8th Century.

The handsome head of the Buddha, Very finely carved with serene expression, With smiling outlined mouth, downcast eyes, large arched eyebrows in relief, broad nose and fragmentary pierced elongated earlobes, His hair arranged in rows of knobby curls and surmounted by a domed usnisa. Height of the head on its mount: 25 In (63cms) and 21 In (53cms) for the head alone without mount.

The impressive large bust of a guardian Lion, with mane arranged in a mass of thick curls on his chest and in the back of his head. With his mouth open wide with teeth bared, his round eyes with stylized eyebrows. Wearing a foliate collar around his neck. The large piece, made of gray sandstone is 3.4 Ft (102 cms) high mounted and 2.9 Ft (84 cms) for the Lion alone without mount. For a identical piece please refer to: Sotheby's New York 1st December 1993, Lot 136

The Buddha, standing in samabhanga with is right hand raised in varadamudra. Wearing samghati with multiple jeweled collar, bracelets and armlets. His hairdress with jeweled tiara. This piece is made in the Lanna style and from Ayutthaya period, early 17th Century. This fine piece is 52 cms high on its bronze stand and 41 cms high for the piece alone. Acquired by the Gallery from Asian private collection

Both monks seated with both feet under their body. One with hands raised in anjalimudra the other with hands resting on his legs. Wearing long cloaks. Their face with serene expression and bald shaven heads. Both pieces partially covered with gold leafs. These piece are from Burma, probably late shan period, they are 62 and 59 cms high.

The Bodhisattva seated in dhyanasana on a stylized throne carved with two adorants flanking a stupa. A scarf draped over his left shoulder. With pendents ear rings, necklaces and bracelets. His face with downcast eyes. This piece is made of dark schist, from the Gandhara period, 2nd to 3rd century. Dimensions are: 1.10 ft (56 cms) high mounted and 1.8 (51 cms) for the piece alone without mount. Estimate value: $13 000 / $19 000

The rectangular stele with lobed top and shaped base supporting to one side a figure of a Nandi, the sacred bull. The stele, carved on both sides with inscriptions in ancient Khmer script. Made of gray sandstone, the piece is 4ft high (123 cms) on its mount and 116 cms (3.9 ft) for the panel alone. estimate value $13 000 / $19 000