KHMER BRONZE UMA
11th - 12th Century - Baphuon or Angkor period
Code: 0643 - Price: POA
Fine Museum Quality 11th or 12th Century Bronze Khmer image of a goddess, probably Uma. This Angkor period Bronze image of Uma is a nicely cast image, a fine and beautiful green patina has developed on the bronze over the past 1000 years since originally made. She well preserved, with no damage or restoration other than the detail in her tiny fingers is now worn away. Chosen for the wonderful emerald green and olive patina. This image is vey nice with good detailing of her face, sampot, headdress and earrings, good face, perfect patina, a good size at 4.75”. Very rare quality piece. The image is professionally mounted on a stylish new bronze stand.
Good condition, no repairs or restoration.
Height including stand 7.9" (20cm).
Measurements not including stand: 4.75" (12cm).
Weight: gms.
KHMER BRONZE BELL
Circa 16th Century
Code: 0712 - Price: US$99
A large bronze bell from Cambodia, with a nice deep patina consisting of varying shaded of rich deep browns and green patches. Circa 16th century. Incised lines run around the exterior Size 4" (10cm) tall, circumference 2.25" (5.7cm). The bell is in working order and has a nice resonance to the ring. Note: most if not all bells of this period have replacement clackers as the original straps or wires which hold them in place would have disintegrated centuries ago.
Excellent condition.
Height 4" high (10cm) tall
Weight:
(we have others in stock email for availability and sizes - from 10cm to 14cm)
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