The standing divinity, with both arms broken , wearing pleated sampot secured by a belt curling broken trunk, almond-shaped eyes and large elephant ears. This fine and hard to find Koh Ker hardstone piece is 21 In (53 cms) height mounted. It dates back to glotious Khmer, Pre-Angkor Koh Ker period. Acquired by the Gallery Fall 2011 from private Asian Collection.

The finely carved celestial figure, dancing in a decorated niche. Wearing a conical headdress, elongated earlobes with pendeloque ear rings. Wearing jeweled collar, bracelets, armlets and anklets. This fine sandstone piece is 20 In (50 cms) height of the piece alone and 12 in (30 cms) width. The piece dates back to early 12th Century, glorious Angkor Wat period. Acquired by the Gallery, early 2013 from private Asian collection.

Finely carved with elegant outline, wearing a pleated sampot secured with a belt. Her face with benign expression, almond-shaped eyes beneath gently arched brows and full lips. Her hair gathered in a elaborated topknot. This splendid sandstone piece dates back to early 11th Century, Angkor Baphuon period. Height of the statue alone is 2.3 Ft (70 cms). The piece has been acquired by the Gallery, early 2013 from a private collection.

Seated in vajrasana on a rectangular throne. Wearing diaphanous cloack, his face with serene expression, elongated earlobes. His hair dress arranged in rows of large snail-curls. This splendid, very hard to find Khmer piece dates back to pre-Angkor period 7th to early 8th Century. The piece, made of hard stone is 2.4 Ft (72 cms) tall on stand. Acquired by the Gallery fall 2012 from the private collection of an English gentleman HK. previously acquired late 60's.

Expressively cast, the fine Buddha Amitabhah figure, seating in vajrasana. Wearing sanghati leaving his right shoulder bear. His face with meditative expression, incised eyes with mother-of-pearl inlay, aquiline nose, smiling lips, pierced elongated earlobes. With curled hairdress and usnisha, the latter topped by a separate cast flame. The piece is fully gilt. This splendid, hard to find piece, dates back to the glorious Thai Ayutthaya period, late 16th to early 17th Century AD. The Buddha is 3 Ft (91 cms) tall, height including flame. Acquired by the Gallery fall 2012 English private collection, Hong Kong.

The finely carved four-armed elephant-headed divinity, seating in sattvasana on a rectangular pedestal. His two upper arms broken, the two hands remaining resting on his knees holding a broken tusk and sweet. The divinity wearing a short dhoti. His finely stippled trunk scrolling to the right. His headdress secured by a finely jeweled diadem. This splendid Khmer masterpiece is 2.4 Ft (71 cms) height on its stand. The piece dates back to Angkor Koh Ker period, early 10th Century. Acquired by the Gallery fall 2011, coming from US private collection. Previously aquired early 60's.

The Buddha, standing in samabhanga with both hands raised in abhayamudra. Wearing samghati. His face with meditative expression, mother-of-pearl inlaid eyes, aquiline nose, elongated pierced earlobes, curled hair and usnisha, the latter surmounted by a separate cast flame. This splendid piece, in very good shape, dates back to the late 17th / early 18th Century. The piece is 3.3 Ft (100 cms) on its mount, 31 In (78 cms) for the Buddha alone.

The cylindrical Linguam carved in deep relief with eight horizontal bands of Linguams. The piece topped by a blossoming lotus flower. This splendid, rare, sandstone piece is 80 cms (2.7 Ft) on its mount. The Khmer Linguam dates back to Angkor Baphuon period, 11th Century. Acquired by the Gallery in late 2012, previously acquired in early 30's and thence by descent.

The reliquary monument, the drum finely carved with flower patterns. stylized lotus petals on the dome. The inserted finial consisting of a four-tiered umbrella superstructure. This fine piece is 1 Ft (31 cms) tall. Acquired by the gallery in late 2012 from an HK auction house.

The Buddha sakyamuni seated in virasana on a stylized and decorated lotus throne, his right hand in bhumisparshamudra. Wearing diaphanous cloak. His face with meditative expression arched eyebrows set above almond shaped eyes, elongated earlobes, curled hairdress. This fine wooden piece dates back to post Angkor period late 16th to early 17th Century. The piece is 2.4 Ft (72 cms) tall.

The large, finely modeled lion, standing on his four fragmentary legs. With stylized curled man arranged in rows of large curls on his chest and on the back of his head. His mouth wide opened with teeth bared, his round eyes double outlined with stylized eyebrows. The beast wearing a stylized collar. This splendid piece made with terracota dates back to glorious Thai Ayutthaya period, early 17th Century. It is 2.9 Ft long (84 cms) and 2.1 Ft (64 cms) tall. Coming from an exclusive Thai-US collection.

The relief displaying 11 devas pulling on the tail of the sepent below 6 adorant figures and a central stylized niche. The scene symbol of the fight between evil and gods to find the 13 precious things lost in the churning of the cosmic sea. This splendid sandstone piece date back to Angkor late Bayon period 11th to early 12th Century. The relief is 36 In (92 cms) width and 18 1/2 In (47 cms) height.