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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2006 Dec 10 @ 12:00UTC+11
A SUPERB KHMER SANDSTONE RELIEF
c.11-12th Century Angkor Wat Period, of exceptional museum quality and fine detail, depicting the myth relating to The Churnings of the Oceans of Milk, from part of a larger lintel, even consistent weathering throughout, some minor retouching, Cambodia, 42x52cm
Provenance: From an Australian collection, previously from an English collection, London
Note: The Churning of the Oceans of Milk is an infamous scene in Khmer mythology describing the disruption of the sea by both demons and gods to extract the elixir of immortality. This relief depicts deities engaged in a tug-o-war holding the tail of the serpent. The serpent's centre is coiled around Mt Meru at the base of which is situated Vishnu incarnated as an enormous turtle whose carapace serves as a pivotal point.
Auction Location:
White City Tennis Club of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Previewing Details:
Thursday: 7 December: 11:00am – 6:00pm
Friday: 8 December:11:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday: 9 December: 11:00am – 6:00pm
Sunday 10 December`: 9:00am – 11:00am
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“Agent and EATC”: Refers to East Australian Trading Consolidated ABN 51 810 602 322, its agents and employees
“Buyer”: The person to whom a Lot is sold
“Catalogue”: Includes any advertisement, brochure, Price List and other publication
“Expenses”: In relation to the sale of any Lot refers to the Agents’ charges and Expenses for insurance, illustration, special advertising, packaging, storage, freight, and any other Expenses properly incurred for the Sale
“GST”: Refers to The Good and Services Tax
“Hammer Price”: Refers to the price in Australian Dollars at which a Lot is sold by the Agent to the Buyer.
“Lot”: Refers to any item or items consigned with a view to its or their sale at Public Auction, Auction by Private Treaty, or Private Treaty Sale
“Purchase Price” Refers to the aggregate of the Hammer Price, the Buyers Premium and any other charges and Expenses due from the Buyer
“Reserve”: Refers to the minimum Hammer Price agreed between the Agent and the Vendor at which a Lot may be sold
“Sale Proceeds”: Refers to the net amount due to the Vendor, being the Hammer Price less the Vendors Commission, Expenses and any other amount due to the Agent from the Vendor in whatever capacity and howsoever arising
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