Objects of art, Oriental art and curiosities

A set of 3 red stone architectural elements, Mathura, 2nd-3rd century, 10-14.5 cm high

Collection of the Swiss Ambassador Paul André Ramseyer

Notes: Please ensure that you remain up to date with the latest European legislation regarding the import of cultural goods (EU Regulation 2019/880)

Lot 1572
Estimate
CHF 600 - 800
Adjudicated(excl. fees)
CHF 380

Description

A set of 3 red stone architectural elements, Mathura, 2nd-3rd century, 10-14.5 cm high

Collection of the Swiss Ambassador Paul André Ramseyer

Notes: Please ensure that you remain up to date with the latest European legislation regarding the import of cultural goods (EU Regulation 2019/880)

Condition report

  1. Lion head
    Overall wear to the surface

Lacks

Scratches

Some stains

Some dirt

Traces of glue

A hole under the head, containing a cemented and glued bolt to attached it to th stand

  1. Horse head:
    Restorations

Traces of glue

Scratches

Overall wear to the surface

Lacks

Some stains

Some dirt

A hole under the sculpture, containing a cemented and glued bolt to attach it to the stand

Knocks under the base

  1. Attendant:

A hole under the sculpture, containing a cemented and glued bolt to attach it to the stand

Lacks

The number ‘5’ marked with a pencil on the back

Overall wear to the surface

Some stains

Some dirt

Scratches

Notes: Please ensure that you remain up to date with the latest European legislation regarding the import of cultural goods (EU Regulation 2019/880)

Extra information
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Collection Paul André Ramseyer

La collection de l’Ambassadeur Paul André Ramseyer comprend notamment un ensemble d’œuvres issues du sous-continent indien, acquises lors de son séjour à Delhi entre 1968 et 1971, alors qu’il y occupait les fonctions de Secrétaire d’ambassade. Ces remarquables pièces reflètent son intérêt pour la richesse artistique et religieuse de cette région.

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