An 18thC Tibetan Gilt Bronze Buddhist Vitarka Mudra Hand Fragment sub-Art & Sculpture there is five bottles lacking

there is five bottles lacking

this well-crafted table is a desirable piece of furniture in today’s market making it a standout choice for 21st century dining

The first section of the signature is worn and hard to read but with enough patience could probably be deciphered

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An 18thC Tibetan Gilt Bronze Buddhist Vitarka Mudra Hand Fragment sub-Art & Sculpture there is five bottles lackingOrigin: Thailand Period: Mid 18thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1750 Width: 4. 5 Depth: 2 Height: 1. 75 The beautiful cast bronze hand fragment with traces of gilding, elegantly positioned in the Vitarka Mudra, a gesture symbolising the transmission of Buddhist teachings, the fingers gracefully curved, with the thumb and index finger forming a circle, while the remaining fingers extend outward and the whole surviving from the eighteenth century. The