Enchères 15 novembre 2019 Art d'Asie - VIENNA

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Lot n° 1

A CHAM GOLD NECKLACE WITH A CRESCENT MOON PECTORAL DEPICTING KALA

Central Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. A very decorative Cham pectoral in the form of a crescent moon, depicting Kala (kirthimukha), the demon of passing time, in the center. Kala’s expressive head is surrounded by floral designs...

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Lot n° 2

A RARE CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PECTORAL DEPICTING BRAHMA DANCING

Central Cham kingdom of Vijaya, classical period, 10th – 12th century. A museum-quality pectoral executed in repoussé, depicting the four-headed (three faces are seen in this depiction) Hindu deity Brahma, the creator of the universe, in a very rare dancing...

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Lot n° 3

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD CRESCENT MOON PECTORAL DEPICTING KALA

Central or southern Cham kingdom, 10th – 12th century. A gold pectoral in the form of a crescent moon with a medal-like mask of Kala (kirthimukha), the demon of passing time, in the center, flanked by many decorative floral designs and inlaid gemstones...

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Lot n° 4

A CHAM GOLD NECKLACE WITH A CRESCENT MOON PECTORAL

Central or southern Cham kingdom, period of Khmer rule over Champa, 11th century. A decorative golden pectoral of museum quality in the form of a crescent moon and showing a floral design composed of gemstones with an amethyst in the center surrounded...

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Lot n° 5

A CHAM GOLD PENDANT WITH STONE INTAGLIO DEPICTING SHIVA

Central Cham kingdom, early classical period, 9th – 10th century. The intaglio dates to the late 19th or early 20th century. A decorative Cham gold pendant with an oval agate intaglio on the front side showing Shiva performing his cosmic dance, with four...

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Lot n° 6

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PENDANT WITH STONE INTAGLIO DEPICTING TWO HINDU DEITIES

Champa, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The intaglio dates to the late 19th or early 20th century. The front of this oval gold pendant shows two standing Hindu deities, cut into a red carnelian. The back of the pendant also shows a traditional...

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Lot n° 7

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PENDANT DEPICTING SHIVA DANCING

Central Cham kingdom, probably Vijaya, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The central image of this superb pendant executed in repoussé shows the four-armed Shiva dancing. His sword is held in his right hand while his trident is held in the left....

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Lot n° 8

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PENDANT WITH STONE INTAGLIO

Champa, early classical period, 8th – 10th century. The intaglio dates to the late 19th or early 20th century. The front of this oval gold pendant shows a standing Hindu deity, cut into a smoky quartz, surrounded by decorative designs in repoussé. The...

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Lot n° 9

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PENDANT WITH STONE INTAGLIO DEPICTING SHIVA

Central Cham kingdom, early classical period, 9th – 10th century. The intaglio dates to the late 19th or early 20th century. The front of the gold pendant shows an intaglio cut into red carnelian depicting Shiva, the Cham people’s most venerated deity,...

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Lot n° 10

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PENDANT DEPICTING INDRA DANCING

Central Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. Executed in repoussé, the central image of this superb pendant shows the main Vedic deity Indra, the god of rain, thunder and prosperity, dancing, a very rare depiction. Indra is holding the...

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Lot n° 11

A RARE CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PENDANT WITH DANCING INDRA AND ELEPHANTS

Central Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. Executed in repoussé, the central image of this superb gold pendant shows the Vedic deity Indra, the god of rain, thunder and prosperity. Indra is shown in a rare dancing pose, flanked by two...

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Lot n° 12

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PENDANT WITH STONE INTAGLIO DEPICTING A HINDU DEITY

Central or southern Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The intaglio dates to the late 19th or early 20th century. An oval gold pendant with a stone intaglio, depicting a standing Hindu deity, cut into chalcedony, surrounded by floral...

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Lot n° 13

A CHAM GOLD PENDANT WITH STONE INTAGLIO DEPICTING SHIVA AND A HINDU DEITY

Champa, early classical period, 8th – 10th century. The intaglio dates to the late 19th or early 20th century. The front of the decorative gold pendant shows a standing Hindu deity, carved into a chalcedony. The back of the pendant shows the head of Shiva,...

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Lot n° 14

A CHAM GOLD NECKLACE WITH A FINE REPOUSSÉ GOLD PECTORAL DEPICTING SHIVA

Central Cham kingdom, most probably Vijaya, classical period, 10th – 12th century. A very finely worked gold pectoral, showing Lord Shiva, a sword in his right hand and a trident in his left. Shiva, the most celebrated god of the Cham people, is surrounded...

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Lot n° 15

A CHAM GOLD REPOUSSÉ PENDANT DEPICTING SHIVA WITH GEMSTONES

Champa, classical period, 10th century. The pendant executed in repoussé depicting Shiva, the most venerated Hindu deity among the Cham. Shiva is portrayed with an ascetic’s head and fish-scale hair, as was the dominant style in Champa art at the time,...

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Lot n° 16

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD NECKLACE WITH A PECTORAL DEPICTING A SEATED HINDU DEITY

Central or southern Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. A very impressive Cham necklace of museum quality composed of a repoussé gold pectoral depicting a seated Hindu deity surrounded by scroll motifs and eleven inlaid gemstones, mounted...

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Lot n° 17

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD NECKLACE WITH A PECTORAL DEPICTING A HINDU DEITY

Central Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. A Cham gold pectoral on a gold chain to wear as a necklace, depicting in the center a standing Hindu deity, surrounded by rich decorations and several inlaid gemstones (amethyst and zircon)....

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Lot n° 18

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PECTORAL OF UMA WITH LOTUS BUDS

Central Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The pectoral executed in repoussé depicting Uma, the consort of Shiva, holding two lotus buds in her hands, surrounded by scroll motifs and 14 inlaid gemstones (garnet, amethyst, zircon). Provenance:...

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Lot n° 19

A CHAM GOLD PECTORAL DEPICTING A MALE DANCER

Central Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. Depicting a male dancer (as indicated by the mustache) in the center showing gestures of classical Indian dance. The dancer surrounded by scroll motifs and inlaid gemstones (amethyst and zircon),...

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Lot n° 20

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PECTORAL DEPICTING SHIVA DANCING

Central Cham kingdom, most probably Vijaya, Tra Kieu Style, 11th – 12th century. A repoussé gold pectoral with the depiction of Champa’s most venerated deity Shiva. In his left hand, Shiva is holding his sword and in his right hand the trident. Shiva’s...

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Lot n° 21

AN IMPRESSIVE CHAM GOLD PENDANT DEPICTING A DANCING FIGURE

Central or southern Cham kingdom, Tra Kieu Style, 11th – 12th century. A beautifully embossed gold pendant depicting a dancing figure in the center. The dancer is surrounded with scroll motifs as well as 12 inlaid gemstones (amethyst, zircon), three densely...

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Lot n° 22

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PENDANT WITH INDRA

Central or southern Cham kingdom, Tra Kieu Style, 11th – 12th century. The widening end of the pendulum-like stem shows the highest Vedic deity Indra, the god of rain, thunder and prosperity. His right hand holds his main attribute, the thunderbolt (vajra)....

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Lot n° 23

A CHAM GOLD PENDANT WITH HEAD OF KALA

Central or southern Cham kingdom, Tra Kieu Style, 11th – 12th century. The widening end of this pendulum-like stem features an expressive head of Kala (kirthimukha), the demon of passing time, distinguished from the similar lion head by the fact that...

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Lot n° 24

A CHAM GOLD REPOUSSÉ PENDANT DEPICTING SHIVA DANCING

Central Cham kingdom, most probably Vijaya, Tra Kieu Style, 11th – 12th century. The figure in the center of this pendant represents the Cham’s most venerated deity, Lord Shiva. This representation shows Shiva performing his cosmic dance, a symbol of...

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Lot n° 25

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PECTORAL DEPICTING A DANCING HINDU GODDESS

Central Cham kingdom, probably of Vijaya, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The center of this superb Cham pectoral is dominated by a dancing Hindu goddess, most probably Uma, the consort of Shiva, the deity’s arms touching her waist. She is surrounded...

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Lot n° 26

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD NECKLACE WITH A PECTORAL DEPICTING KALA

Central Cham kingdom, most probably Vijaya, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The necklace composed of 12 decorative gold elements with inlaid amethysts, together with an elaborate gold pectoral, all executed in repoussé. The central image of the...

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Lot n° 27

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD NECKLACE WITH A PECTORAL DEPICTING UMA

Central Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The richly decorated pectoral executed in repoussé depicting the Hindu deity Uma, the consort of Shiva, surrounded by floral motifs and eight inlaid gemstones (amethyst and zircon). The pectoral...

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Lot n° 28

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD PECTORAL DEPICTING UMA ON A NANDI BULL

Central Cham kingdom, Late Chanh Lo Style, 11th – 12th century. The pectoral executed in repoussé depicts Uma, the consort of Shiva, in the center. The four-armed goddess is dancing before Nandi, the mount of her husband Shiva. Uma is often depicted dancing...

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Lot n° 29

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD NECKLACE WITH A PECTORAL DEPICTING A SEATED HINDU DEITY

Central Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The pectoral executed in repoussé depicting a seated Hindu deity in the center, holding large flower buds in his hands. The third eye and mustache suggest Shiva, the most revered Hindu deity...

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Lot n° 30

A PAIR OF CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS

Champa, c. 10th century. The earrings crafted in the form of dolphins in a lively and naturalistic manner, in each case with larger gemstones (zircon) forming the eyes and smaller gemstones (amethyst and tourmaline) on the dolphin’s body. The golden hangers...

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Lot n° 31

A PAIR OF CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS IN THE FORM OF MAKARA

Champa, Thap Mam Style, 12th – 14th century. A pair of Cham gold earrings in the form of the mythical water beast Makara, a very prominent mythical animal of Hindu mythology and prominent across Southeast Asia. The dragon-like head and scaled skin resemble...

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Lot n° 32

A PAIR OF CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS WITH GANESHA DANCING

Champa, c. 10th – 12th century. The earrings executed in repoussé, the upper part in the form of a four-sided pillar tapering towards the top, above a round gold ball with lotus leaf decorations and a stupa at the end. Two sides show the Hindu god Ganesha...

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Lot n° 33

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD EAR ORNAMENT WITH A LION FACE

Champa, 10th – 12th century. The pendant-like earring executed in repoussé shows a lion face with an inlaid gemstone (zircon) above and below as well as two smaller faces to the sides. Provenance: From the collection of Dr. Istvan Zelnik, Hungary. Dr....

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Lot n° 34

A PAIR OF CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD CROWN ORNAMENTS WITH GUARDIAN LIONS

Champa, c. 8th – 9th century. The petal-shaped gold crown ornaments executed in repoussé with each of the wide ends showing the face of a guardian lion. Provenance: From the collection of Dr. Istvan Zelnik, Hungary. Dr. Zelnik has built one of the most...

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Lot n° 35

A PAIR OF BALL-SHAPED CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS WITH LION HEADS

Champa, classical period, 10th – 12th century. Executed in repoussé, each composed of two gold balls attached together, the smaller hollow ball above the larger one. The bottom side of the larger ball is crafted in the form of a lion’s head while the...

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Lot n° 36

A PAIR OF BELL-SHAPED CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS

Champa, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The pair of gold ear ornaments executed in repoussé, each earring a hollow ball in the shape of a bell, showing a guardian lion face on the bottom side and a floral design with two inlaid gemstones (garnet)...

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Lot n° 37

A PAIR OF CHAM GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS WITH RED GEMSTONES

Champa, 12th – 14th century. Each earring is composed of a rectangular part set with a red gemstone above a blossom-like extension. Provenance: From the collection of Dr. Istvan Zelnik, Hungary. Dr. Zelnik has built one of the most fascinating and vast...

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Lot n° 38

A PAIR OF INDIAN GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS WITH CONCH AND FLOWER

South India, 18th – 19th century. A pair of massive gold-cast ear ornaments crafted in the form of a conch with a conical upper part with gold thread decoration and a flower on top. Provenance: From the collection of Dr. Istvan Zelnik, Hungary. Dr. Zelnik...

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Lot n° 39

A PAIR OF GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS WITH ELABORATE GOLD THREAD DECORATIONS

South East Asian Archipelago, 19th century or earlier. The gold tribal earrings with decorative peg-shaped extensions along the outer rims, finely decorated with gold thread throughout. Provenance: From the collection of Dr. Istvan Zelnik, Hungary. Dr....

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Lot n° 40

A CIRCULAR CHAM GOLD SPIRAL EARRING

Champa, c. 10th century. The gold earring consisting of a spiraling gold thread forming an open circle. Provenance: From the collection of Dr. Istvan Zelnik, Hungary. Dr. Zelnik has built one of the most fascinating and vast collections of South East...

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Lot n° 41

A PAIR OF OPEN RING-SHAPED MINDANAO GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS

Philippines, Mindanao, 8th – 13th century. A pair of gold-cast oval ear ornaments, each composed of an open oval ring with a line of small tooth-shaped extensions along the outer rim. Provenance: From the collection of Dr. Istvan Zelnik, Hungary. Dr....

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Lot n° 42

A PAIR OF CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD EARRINGS WITH SNAKE HEADS

Champa, 12th – 14th century. The earrings executed in repoussé and decorated with gold thread, the open ends crafted in the shape of snake heads, the gaps between the ends indicating the snake’s open mouth. Provenance: From the collection of Dr. Istvan...

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Lot n° 43

A PAIR OF GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS, ÓC EO CULTURE

Óc Eo Culture, Mekong Delta, 3rd – 7th century. The earrings cast in gold are of the proto-classic ‘open oval’ shape, in this case the hinged version which can be closed after inserting it into the ear lobe. An incredibly well-preserved archaeological...

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Lot n° 44

A PAIR OF GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS, ÓC EO CULTURE

Óc Eo Culture, Mekong Delta, 3rd – 7th century. The earrings cast in solid gold are symmetrically shaped with round cross-sections and opposing flat ends in a tapering oval shape, known as the ‘open oval’. An incredibly well-preserved archaeological treasure. Provenance:...

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Lot n° 45

A PAIR OF GOLD EAR ORNAMENTS, ÓC EO CULTURE

Óc Eo Culture, Mekong Delta, 3rd – 7th century. The earrings cast in solid gold are symmetrically shaped with round cross-sections and opposing flat ends in a tapering oval shape, known as the ‘open oval’. An incredibly well-preserved archaeological treasure. Provenance:...

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Lot n° 46

AN EXCELLENT AND VERY RARE CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD DIADEM DEPICTING BRAHMA

Central Cham kingdom, classical period, 10th – 12th century. Diadems like this one were used by the Cham to crown their statues of Hindu deities, predominantly made from sandstone. The central image of this museum-quality diadem shows the Hindu god Brahma,...

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Lot n° 47

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD BRACELET WITH A GEMSTONE FLOWER AND ELEPHANTS

Champa, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The exterior of this impressive bangle-type bracelet is executed in repoussé with fine decorations all over. A floral composition of inlaid gemstones (amethyst and zircon) marks the upper side of the bracelet,...

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Lot n° 48

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD BRACELET WITH A GEMSTONE FLOWER AND GUARDIAN LIONS

Champa, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The exterior of this bangle-type bracelet is executed in repoussé with rich decorations all over. Both sides of the impressive bracelet are dominated by a floral composition of inlaid gemstones (almandine,...

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Lot n° 49

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD BRACELET WITH A GEMSTONE FLOWER AND GUARDIAN LIONS

Champa, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The exterior of this bangle-type bracelet is executed in repoussé with rich decorations all over. The upper part of this impressive bracelet is dominated by a floral composition of inlaid gemstones (amethyst...

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Lot n° 50

A CHAM REPOUSSÉ GOLD BRACELET WITH A GEMSTONE FLOWER AND GUARDIAN LIONS

Champa, classical period, 10th – 12th century. The exterior of this bangle-type bracelet is executed in repoussé with fine decorations all over. Both sides of the upper part of the bracelet are graced by a floral composition of inlaid gemstones (almandine,...

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