Sculptures & Buddhas

Handcarved with fine details. Originates from temple in Burma c. 15th century.

400-600 year old sandstone figure of a "Demon" carved in deep relief. In good original condition with a natural age-related patina that emphasizes the figure's age and authenticity. Mounted on a light sandstone base.
Burma, 1400-1600

Marked and signed KK to the base. 17 x 23 cm. No. 20138. Denmark 1950's. 

Symbolizing the Great Departure  / The Great Renunciation of Buddha.
From pagoda / temple in Arakan, Burma.

Eider bird figurine of earthenware with polychrome glaze. H: 30 cm.
Signed with monogram KK

From hindu temple in India or Burma, 1600-1700.

Seated Buddhist temple / pagoda guard.
Burma, early 19th century

Large figurine of a musk ox calf for Royal Copenhagen, 1960's.
Unglazed earthenware, 37 x 42 cm.
Signed

Black painted cast iron with classical Greek decorations.
Denmark, circa 1840

Antique multicolor hand-carved wooden horse.
India, 18th-19th century

Featuring three fish gracefully swimming amidst captivating blue glass waves. Signed at the base.
Murano, Venice Italy, 1950s

Franz Bergmann, 1838-1894
Stor Wienerbronze kande i mørkpatineret bronze med graveret motiver efter antikken. Signeret Bergmann.
Østrig ca. 1860

'Bebudelsen', figur af sandsten med kvinde og barne-engel. Mål: 22 x 21,5 x 9 cm.
Monogramsigneret JB

Bronze Buddha depicted in meditation pose sheltered by the seven-headed snake; Naga
Siam (Thailand) / Burma, 18-19th century.

Carved wood Akuaba, sometimes known as an Ashanti doll or a Fanti doll.
Untouched condition with a beautiful natural age-related patina.
From Ghana, 1930-1940

Grand Tour figure of 'Faro' carved in black basalt, mounted on a grey stone base. Height: 30 cm.
Italy 19th century

"Maja". Sculpture of kneeling woman in dark patinated bronze. H: 26 cm | W: 40 cm | D: 18 cm
After the preliminary study for the sculpture "Maja" made for The University of Copenhagen.
Sign. with monogram, 60

Udført i metal bemalet med polykrom farve, monteret på base af træ.
Urørt original stand med god naturlig patina.
Frankrig, 1820-1840

A detailed and lifelike sculpture of a bear, casting no. 1. Iconic landmark in Nykøbing Falster. Dimensions: H: 48 cm, W: 67 cm, D: 10 cm.
Denmark 1939

A pair of Tibetan praying monks, carved from wood and painted in polychrome.
Height: 24 cm.
China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1900.
Price is for the pair

Small Japanese bronze sculpture in the form of a monkey with intricate details
Finely crafted in dark-patinated bronze with a rich patina.
Dating from the Meiji period (1868-1912) or earlier.

Sculpture "Standing Salome," crafted in patinated bronze, 1916. Height: 39 cm.
Stamped with 'Bjerg' monogram on the plinth.

Large late 19th-century plaster relief titled "Dagen" (Day) from the Thorvaldsen Museum.
Diameter: 81 cm. Bronze plaque on the reverse.