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Votive stele of Bodhisattva Padmāpani
Possibly transported and newly consecrated with a Tibetan inscription on the reverse
India Pāla-Dynasty, 8th. – 12th. century
height: 7cm; width: 4cm; depth: 2cm
black chlorit stone
traces of red colour,
patina and wear due to age
Tibetan inscription on reverse
good condition
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Votive stele of Bodhisattva Padmāpani
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Bodhisattva Padmāpani – personification of compassion looking gracefully down on all beings
Emanation of Dhyānī Buddha Amitābha
India Pāla-Dynasty, 8th. – 12th. century
height: 7,5cm; width: 5,5cm; depth: 4cm
Brass-bronze alloy
old patina
very good condition
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Mahārājalīlā Mañjuśrī – Bodhisattva of transcendental wisdom
India Pāla-Dynasty, 8th – 12th century
Height: 8,5cm; Width: 5cm; Depth: 4cm
patinated bronze, complex composition
of figure and throne
Good condition
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Four-armed Ganesha
India 15th century
Height: 73cm; width: 38cm; depth: 20cm
Relief in black stone chlorit.
Patina, very good condition
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Vierarmiger Ganesha (Gaṇeśa)
Begleitet von Girlandenträgern und einem Gana (gaṇa)
Ganesha (Gaṇeśa) ist eine der am weitesten verbreiteten hinduistischen Gottheiten Indiens. In der Literatur, den sogenannten purāṇa, finden sich umfangund zahlreiche Beschreibungen Ganeshas, die sich sowohl auf seine Herkunft und seine Ikonographie als auch auf seine Bedeutung bzw. Rolle im hinduistischen Pantheon beziehen.
Ganesha hat eine Vielzahl von Namen und Bedeutungen, für welche er verehrt wird. Zu den bekanntesten zählen seine Rolle als Vighneśa (auch: Vighneśvara), der Beherrscher der Hindernisse. In dieser Funktion wird die Gottheit verehrt als diejenige, die den Menschen sowohl materielle als auch spirituelle Hindernisse in den Weg legen kann, diese aber auch beseitigen kann.
Als Spender von Wohlergehen und glückverheißenden Dingen wird er unter dem Namen Mangaladātā verehrt. Als erfolgsverleihende Gottheit wird er mit Siddhidātā bezeichnet. Als Weisheitsgott nennt man ihn Buddhividhātā, während die Bezeichnung Parmabrahman seine Eigenschaft als das höchte Wesen beschreibt. Ganesha wird auch gaṇa-īśa genannt, Herr der Ganas, einer Form von Begleitwesen im hinduistischen Pantheon.
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Chinese Bronze Buddha from Yuan/ early Ming Dynasty
with traces of gilding, unusual mudra in right hand, left hand resting on leg with palm down. The Bronze alloy used to make this figure consists largely of copper and tin and other trace elements. The Fine hexagonal gilt bronze Stand dates to the Ming dynasty and is complimented with a later expertly carved and gilded wooden Lotus.
Height of Buddha 20cm; total height including stand 43,5cm
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Object-Nr.: 0053
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Burmese Buddha Shakyamuni, mandalay style 19th century
The Buddha is seated in vajrasana on a rectangular base. The right hand is helt in bhumisparshamudra, while his left hand rests on his lap. The beautiful facial expression of the Buddha is clear and serene.
Minor wear to the gilding. Very good overall condition, height 86cm.
Provenience: acquired in a Cologne gallery in 1978.
Located in North Germany, private owner. More Information on personal request.
Object-Nr.: 0047
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Vung Tau cargo blue and white porcelain lidded vases
China Kangxi period, around 1690, Signed on the bottom with artemisia leaf mark.
Provenience: Vung Tau cargo sale, Christies 1992
Excellent condition: Hight 57cm
More informations on request; Object-Nr.: 0044
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Tsubaki Chinzan, Wild Chrysanthemums. Authenticated by the member of the Kazan-kai, Ozawa Kofu in 1989.
Private collection.
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Object-Nr.: 0039
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Beautiful Amida Buddha Japan Edo Period
From private collection in Austria.
Hight 83cm.
Object-Nr.: 0035
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Yamantaka (Vajrabhairava) – “wrathful manifestation of Manjusri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom” / Sold
Gilded copper alloy with polychrome pigments; sino-tibetan 17th century
Provenance: Collection of Dr. Emil Hultmark 1930
Measures: H 18.2cm; L 16cm; D 9.5cm
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Object-Nr.: 0026
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Sakyamuni Buddha Mongolia SOLD
gilded copper alloy; Zanabazar school; Mongolia late 17th/early 18th
Provenance: Collection of Dr. Emil Hultmark 1930; member of the small and exclusive group “Kina Klubben”; Stockholm (Swedish); purchased before 1970
Measures: H 23,8cm L 16cm D 11.7cm
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Object-Nr.: 0023
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Note: Bronze Buddha in excellent condition, peculiar facial expression (!)
Measures: H. 19.5cm
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Beautiful figure of Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibet 16th century
This is a small but excellent depiction of the Buddha sitting on a double lotos base. All proportions of the figure are in perfect harmony and fully represent the Tibetan bronze casting style of the 15th and 16th century. The Buddha has not only got a wonderful smile, warm and serene facial expression, but it is also a very charming small exemplar of buddhist bronze sculptures of that time.
Object-Nr.: 0019
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Rosewood opium bed with elaborate mother of pearl inlay
This particular opium bed was exhibited and highlighted at german anitque fair “Nostalga 80″ in 1980. At that time, a picture of it was featured in “Bild Zeitung”, one of Germany´s largest newspapers.
Nine years later, the collection of fine antique rosewood furniture form Mr. and Mrs. Clement was put on sale for benefit of UNICEF UK in 1989 at the German auction house August Bödiger in Bonn, Germany.
Today, this exceptionally fine piece of Chinese furniture is still located in South Germany and offered for sale again. It is covered extensively with an elaborate mother of pearl inlay decor, depicting floral patterns and a palace battle scene on the central back panel. The bed itself is a representative example of late Qing Dynasty superior craftsmanship.
Measures: H 154cm; L 195cm; D 120cm
Object-Nr.: 0003
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