Tibetan 19th century Gau (amulet box), engraved with the Kalachakra mantra, together with two Tibetan Tingsha (cymbals), 10 x 10 cm, Provenance: Geoffrey key collection, London
Tibetan 19th century silver and copper Gau (amulet box), circular shape enclosing a rare carved rock crystal figure of Shakyamuni Buddha. The exterior decorated in fine repousse depicting the eight auspicious emblems, Provenance: Geoffrey key collection,…
A 19th century Tibetan Sliver and copper Gau (amulet box), the central window with a tsa tsa model of the Buddha Amitabha framed by fine silver repousse work depicting the eight auspicious emblems. Complete with original red brocade cloth cover, 12 cm x…
Tibetan Sliver and copper Gau (amulet box), the silver with fine repousse work depicting the eight auspicious symbols. Complete with original cloth covering
Chen Peiqiu (1922-2020) Gao Tian Chun Shui. Calligraphy in running script, ink on paper. Inscribed, signed and three red seal of the artist. 1922-2020', 97.4 x 35 cm. Provenance: a private collection, Melbourne, Australia, gift from the artist.
A qianjiangcai 'wisteria' vase Signed Jin Gao (active 1862-1908), four character Guangxu mark, late Qing dynasty 37.2 cm high. Provenance: From a private collection, Sydney
An Tibetan Gau (travelling shrine), the lotus petal shaped box in copper with silver front panel. The silver panel chased and engraved with the eight auspicious Buddha symbols. The back panel of the box engraved with the sacred Kalachakra symbol…
A silver and coral Tibetan Gau box pendant necklace, 3.6 mm round coral beads with silver beads spacers, 1 branching to a double and then triple strand with silver rondel spacers, front attached with a 45 x 40 mm coral set Gau box to lobster claw clasp,…
A Tibetan silver belt ornament with gold filigree and turquoise mounts 19th century, consisting of three fine braided chains two terminating in hooks, together with a later silver and gold gau box pendant. (2), 28 cm wide
Large Tibetan three window silver and copper Gao, with repousse Buddhist symbols and sacred objects, containing three deities, presented within brocade carry case, height 23 cm
A Tibetan copper and parcel gilt Gao box,19th century, in an octagonal shape, the front well decorated with a dragon surrounded by six auspicious symbols, inlaid with coral and turquoise, the back finely engraved with a double-Vajra, 14 cm long, 15.5 cm…
Tibetan silver travelling shrine 'Gau', of square form with ruyi shaped top, decorated with flaming pearl flanked by two dragons, set within a red, gilt and green brocade case, height 23 cm
Three fine Tibetan portable Buddhist Shrines, Gau, silver repousse and copper, 19th/20th century, each have a niche with a clay painted deity, the covers decorated with Buddhist symbols, felt and brocade fitted carrying purses [3], height 15 and 20 cm
A Rooster Catching a Moth, Xian Artist, Gao Ying, black & coloured ink on paper, signed with red seal, inscribed Taoism follows nature, the rooster is the tenth animal in the Chinese zodiac, 2017 is the year of the rooster. Provenance: Purchased from the…
A Tibetan repousse copper and silver Gao, 18th-19th century, inset with semi-precious stones, finely decorated with the eight Buddhist precious symbols, a mask of Kirtimukha at the base, 15 cm high
A large Chinese wooden head of a Luohan, Jin/Yuan Dynasty 13-14th century, the expressive features very well defined, with original textile base attached to the surface, gesso and lacquer absent, consecration material found inside the head cavity, in the…
Gao Jianfu (1879-1951), plum blossoms and rock, ink and colour on paper, hanging scroll, inscribed and signed Jianfu, with two seals of the artist, dated (mingguo) twenty-seventh year (1938), 84.5 cm x 30.5 cm. Provenance: NSW private collection since…
Tibetan Gau reliquary copper with silver repousse front panel with dragon designs and three window to the interior in which sits a figurine of a deity, the shrine encased in a brocaded material pouch. Approx. Height 24 cm
A large Tibetan silver and copper Gau (travelling shrine) with repousse design of Buddhist sacred objects, containing 3 deities presented with brocade carrying case, 23.5 cm
Two Tibetan silver and copper Gao, 19th/20th century, each one decorated with Buddhist objects in repousse and containing a small image, original cloth cases, 10 and 11 cm high. Provenance: From a Melbourne Private Collection