A Pair of Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Dancing Bodhisattva on lotus throne with 6 Chinese characters "大 明 永 乐 年 施” inscribed on the front of the base and translated in English as "Made in the Reign of Great Ming Emperor Yongle". Base plate is intact and unopened. Height: approximately 29cm each.

A Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Standing Bodhisattva on double lotus base with right hand and left hand holding lotus stem and flowers. There are 6 Chinese characters "大 明 永 乐 年 施” inscribed on the front of the base and translated in English as "Made in the Reign of Great Ming Emperor Yongle". Height: 35cm.

A Sino-Tibetan Silver Alloy Gem-spitting Mongoose. This Mongoose is the vehicle of Jambhala (Lord of Wealth) and it is this mongoose who gathers and spews forth precious jewels and treasures to Jambhala and his worshippers. Period: circa 18th Century. Length: 29.5cm, Height: 15.5cm.

A Rare Chinese Liao Dynasty Gilt Bronze Bodhisattva seated in vajrasana with high chignom and bedecked with necklace and with right hand in vitaka mudra and left hand in varada mudra. Period: Liao Dynasty (AD 907 - 1125). Height: 33.5cm.

A Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Vajradhara seated in dhyanasana on double lotus throne with right hand holding lotus stem supporting a Vajra (thunderbolt) and left hand holding lotus stem supporting a Ghanta (bell). Period: circa 18th Century. Height: 52cm.

A Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Yamantaka. Period: circa 18th Century. Height: 19cm. 18th 世紀 銅鎏金 大威德 金剛像

A Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze 4-Armed Bodhisattva seated on double lotus throne. Period: Qing Dynasty (AD 1644-1912). Height: 29cm.

A Rare Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Lama seated on a square floral patterned cushion base and his right hand in vitarka mudra and left hand holding a scripture. He wears a robe and an outer cloak both with ornate patterns with folds cascading elegantly to the front of lotus base and towards his left knee. The base plate is also gilt with 8 auspicious symbols of Buddhism with a star and flower at the centre. There are Tibetan inscriptions at the back of the cushion seat...

A Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Bodhisattva seated in dyanasana on double lotus throne. Qing Dynasty (AD 1644-1912). Height: 22.5cm.

A Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze figure of Arahat Angaja or Angida seated on a rock formation in the leg position of Rajalitasana with right hand raised in dhyana mudra and left hand holding a chintamani (jewel). He wears a loose robe with very ornate seams exposing his chest and belly. Period: circa 18th Century. Height: 16cm.

A Sino-Tibetan Gilt Bronze Lama seated in vajrasana on double lotus base and his hands in dharmachakra mudra. He wears a robe with ornate patterns especially on the hems and with folds cascading elegantly to the front of lotus base. He also wears a ritual ornament on his left wrist. Period: Early Qing Dynasty (AD 1644 - 1912). Height: 18.6 cm.

A Rare Sino-Tibetan Silver Maitreya seated on double lotus base in vajrasana and his right hand holding a stem blossoming with flowers and left hand holding a stem supporting a water vessel containing water of immortality (amrita). Period: Circa 17th Century or earlier. Height: 15 cm.