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A group of eleven figures and ritual objects, probably from Tibet, Nepal, and India, 19th/20th century Mostly cast brass; some objects are likely bronze; partly darkly patinated, with remnants of colored paint and turquoise inlays. Among them are a phurbu, a small shrine containing a lingam, a figurative bearer, a four-headed deity (presumably Brahma), several multi-armed and wrathful deities, and a relief depicting a seated deity. One figure has remnants of red polychrome scattered across the surface and a quatrefoil motif on the underside; another has an indistinct stamped mark on the base. Surfaces show scratches and scuff marks, as well as localized corrosion and loss of polychrome. Relief with extensive greenish corrosion, indentations, and loss of material. Height: 3.54–12.5 cm. Condition: II–III
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