Fine Tribal, Aboriginal Art and International Antiquities

c. 10th Century Pala Period, standing in tribhangha above a lotus platform and stepped base within a flaming mandorla, her hip thrust to the left, her

c.1900, standing in samapada with hands in varada and vitarka mudras above lotus pedestal and open work sectioned base with two lion temple guardians

c.16th Century, seated in dhyanasana above a double lotus platform wearing a loose fitting dhoti with decorated borders, of excellent detail, smooth p

c.16th Century, seated in dhyanasana above a double lotus platform with beaded edge, his hands in dhyana and bhumisparsa mudra wearing a flowing sangh

c.19th Century, seated in dhyanasana above a lotus platform wearing a loose fitting dhoti decorated with floral motifs, the separately cast mandorla t

c.20th Century, in the form of a three headed vajrakila in flight standing above the bull with wings outstretched, the classic visage below a crown of

c.1970, the slender sheet with convex visage in the form of the wrathful Hindu god Bhairav (Shiva), with fangs, flaming moustache and eyebrows, four s

c.1900, the slender panels with convex anterior in the form of three Hindu deities in relief, the four armed standing Ganesh, the four armed Bhairav (

c.18th-19th Century, of marble the five headed Panchanana with four arms representative of the five aspects of Shiva, seated in lalitasana above a rai

c.19th Century, of black stone, in openwork form standing above a lotus platform to the anterior of a protective mandorla decorated with figurative mo

c.18th-19th Century, of sandstone, seated above a lotus platform to the anterior of a protective mandorla decorated with figurative motifs in relief,

c.18th-19th Century, of Visnu taking the form of Shiva standing in classic pose with multiple arms above low platform flanked by two figures to the an

c.20th Century, the bone beads inlaid with glass and copper banding, 70cm Provenance: From an Australian collection

c.19th Century, the marine gastropod shell with pierced terminal decorated with incised figurative motifs of the dragon, smooth glossy patina, 23cm&...

c.19th Century, decorated with figurative and geometric motifs in relief, 7cm (2)

c.1960, of processed clay the convex anterior in the image of Vajravahari the sow-faced female deity, polychrome vegetable pigments, lacquered, traces

c.1960, sculpted from conch shell in the form of a shaman seated crossed legend in greeting mudra (namaste), wearing a crown above knotted hair, above

c.1960, of wood the terminal sculpted with the three headed visage of a wrathful Tantric deity with fangs, flaming eyebrows, skull crowns and with coi

c. 19th Century, decorated with brass attachments in the form of a dragon and fish, smooth patina, 43cm Provenance: From an Australian collection

c.19th Century, of wood, the anterior with five niches of architectural columns decorated is vegetable pigments with floral motifs, two drawers featur

c.16th-17th Century, of wood sculpted with cabriole legs to the anterior, decorated with floral and cloud motifs in relief, natural pigments, remnant

c.18th-19th Century, of wood the anterior sculpted with classic figurative motifs in relief, decorated with natural pigments 48x81x39cm Provenance:

c.18th Century, of wooden the elegant cabriole legs decorated with ying yang symbol, the lower section decorated with kirtimukha, the visage of majest

c.mid 19th Century, of wood three sides with floral motifs in natural pigments, a deep long drawer to one side, wood dowel, 40x74x32cm Provenance:

Nindowari, c. 2300-2000 BC, decorated with geometric motifs in mineral earth pigments, old encrustations, intact and stable, 22cm Provenance: From

2nd Mill. BC, with looped handle and spout below neck, high level of encrustations, intact and stable, Baluchistan, 29cm Provenance: From an Austra

2nd Mill. BC, with looped handle and spout in the form of an animal head, remnant polychrome pigments below old encrustations, intact and stable, Balu

Nindowari, c. 2300-2000 BC, decorated with curvilinear and figurative motifs of, tribal glyphs, pipal trees and tethered felines in mineral earth pigm

Nindowari, c. 2300-2000 BC, with looped handle and spout with ram head, decorated with geometric motifs in mineral earth pigments, old encrustations,

Mehrgarh, 4th Mill. BC, the projecting spout with anthropomorphic visage, decorated with geometric motifs in polychrome mineral earth pigments, some e

Mehrgarh, 3300-3000 BC, decorated with geometric motifs in mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, some losses evident, otherwise intact and

Mehrgarh, 3300-3000 BC, decorated with geometric motifs in polychrome mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, intact and stable, 16cm Pro

Mehrgarh, 3300-3000 BC, decorated with geometric motifs in mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, some losses evident, otherwise intact and

Mehrgarh, 3300-3000 BC, decorated with geometric and figurative motifs of tribal glyphs in polychrome mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations

Mehrgarh, 3300-3000 BC, decorated with geometric motifs in polychrome mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, very minor losses evident, fin

Mehrgarh, 3300-3000 BC, decorated with geometric motifs in polychrome mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, minor losses evident, 10cm

Nindowari, c. 2300-2000 BC, decorated with curvilinear and figurative motifs of pipal trees in mineral earth pigments, old encrustations, some loss to

Mehrgarh, 3300-3000 BC, decorated with curvilinear and figurative motifs of the pipal leaf in mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, minor

Mehrgarh, 3300-3000 BC, decorated with geometric motifs in mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, very minor losses evident, otherwise inta

Mehrgarh, 3300-3000 BC, decorated with geometric motifs in polychrome mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, intact and stable, 11cm Pro

4th Mill. BC, decorated with geometric and figurative motifs of a leopard in mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, 14x11cm Provenance:

Mehrgarh, c.4th Mill. BC, decorated with geometric motifs in polychrome mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, minor loss to rim intact and

Nindowari, c.3rd Mill. BC, decorated with figurative motifs of leopards, pipal trees, caprids, tribal glyphs and geometric motifs in mineral earth pig

Nindowari, c.3rd Mill. BC, decorated with geometric motifs in mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations, minor loss to rim otherwise intact and

Mehrgarh, 4th Mill. BC, decorated with geometric and figurative motifs of birds of prey and fish in mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustations,

Nindowari, 3rd Mill. BC, in the form of a stylised turtle decorated with geometric motifs in polychrome mineral earth pigments beneath old encrustatio

c.10th-12th Century AD, extensive iridescence green glazed tapering to a flat round base, section of rim rejoined, some lifting of glaze otherwise int

c.9th-10th Century AD, decorated with geometric motifs in mineral earth pigments, surface encrustations, re-joined on rim and spout, minor loss on bas

c.3rd Mill. BC, in the form of a female deity in stylise bird form, remnant mineral earth pigments, 8cm Provenance: From an Australian collection<b

c.3rd-2nd Mill. BC, in the form of a hollow bird, decorated with linear motifs in original mineral earth pigments, small loss evident, otherwise intac