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LOT 292

Lot 292

Two Terracotta Heads of Buddha and a Man, Central Asia and Northern India, 2nd-7th Century

Two Terracotta Heads of Buddha and a Man, Central Asia and Northern India, 2nd-7th Century
Lot 292 Details
Two Terracotta Heads of Buddha and a Man, Central Asia and Northern India, 2nd-7th Century

二至七世纪 中亚及北印度佛像及男子陶俑首两件

Consisting of a Buddha head wearing elongated hoop earrings, Ancient Ak-terek, circa 350-400; and a head of a man with hair arranged in a circular mass on the right side and adorned with earrings, Ancient Kosambi or Rajghat, circa 150-599
tallest height 2.4 in — 6.1 cm

Estimate $400-$600

Realised: $325
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Two Terracotta Heads of Buddha and a Man, Central Asia and Northern India, 2nd-7th Century
  • Two Terracotta Heads of Buddha and a Man, Central Asia and Northern India, 2nd-7th Century
Provenance:

Isao Kurita, Tokyo
来源：
栗田 勲（东京）

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