A few examples of appraisal values for
KUNDO MAJESTIC

• INDIAN MINIATURE PAINTING OF KING
  INDIAN MINIATURE PAINTING OF KING MAHARAJA India,20th CenturyDecorated with gold paint, the image of King Maharaja holding a flower in one hand and a sword in the other with a glowing halo details his influence as a ruler.
• INDIAN BUNDI KOTA SCHOOL
  INDIAN BUNDI KOTA SCHOOL MINIATURE PAINTING India,20th CenturyDepicts Vishnu's avatar Narasimha killing a demon.
• UTAGAWA KUNISADA / TOYOKUNI III
  UTAGAWA KUNISADA / TOYOKUNI III (JAPAN, 1786-1865) Kabuki Theatre Samurai Warrior from "Lives of a Hundred Heroes of High Renown" (Meiko hyakuyu den), signed Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi ga, published by Izumiya Ichibei (Kansendo), circa 1848-49. Oban. In mahogany bullnose frame, matted and glazed, OS: 21" x 17", SS: 13 1/4" x 9". Toned, light bend lower right.
• A Tibetan Gilt Bronze Figure of
  A Tibetan Gilt Bronze Figure of Mahakala and Consort 18TH CENTURY ???? ?????????? the wrathful multi-armed deity depicted standing on an elephant, embracing his consort in his principle hands, all raised on a single lotus base, backed by a large flame-form mandala. Height 9 in., 22.8 cm Property from the Estate of W.M. Bogdanowicz, Madison, Wisconsin and Naples, Florida
• Japanese gilt bronze figure of
  Japanese gilt bronze figure of Kannon Meiji period standing figure before flame-shaped mandorla wearing crown long robes and holding staff in left hand on double-lotus pedestal. H21'' Provenance: South Carolina private collection.
• INDIAN PAHARI MANKOT SCHOOL
  INDIAN PAHARI MANKOT SCHOOL MINIATURE PAINTING India,19th CenturyDepicts a six armed lion demon and green bull demon engaged in battle.
• A pair of Kudu horns, mounted
  A pair of Kudu horns, mounted upon a partial skull, 115cm high
• An Indian Painting on Paper
  An Indian Painting on Paper Jaipur School depicting Raja Kushu Singh on a horse with attendants Height 13 1/2 x width 10 inches.
• Umakant Kanade (Indian born
  Umakant Kanade (Indian born 1965); Untitled pen and ink on canvas signed bottom centre 70 x 38cm.
• Antique Indian Mughal School
  Antique Indian Mughal School Paintingtempera on paper depicting Krishna charming the serpents in a landscape a lotus pond below matted and framed under glass the mat with applied brocade border all presented in a tabernacle frame with carved Sanskrit inscription above.SS 9.75 x 7.5 in.; DOA 18.25 x 14.25 in.Not examined out of frame.
• Utagawa Kunisada (Japanese
  Utagawa Kunisada (Japanese 1786-1865) a.k.a.Toyokuni III Two woodblock prints in colors depicting actors the first in vivid blues and iron reds yellow and tan with one figure seated before the other. The second an unusually dynamic composition with samurai engaged in battle superimposed over a large partial image of a seated Buddha in a meditation posture signed Toyokuni ga. Kunisada changed his name to Toyokuni III in 1844. Framed under glass overall 17" x 13".
• Gilt Bronze Figure of Mahakala
  Gilt Bronze Figure of Mahakala Tibeto-Chinese 17th/18th Century The six armed ?Great Black Guardian? standing heavily on the backs of two ganapati-elephant headed figures all on a lotus base with mandorla in the back 8.1" (height) 20.6cm (height)
• Indian painting: The young
  Indian painting: The young Krishna with his family feeding monkeys (Attributed to Nathwara School 19th century) gouache and silver leaf on paper Estimate $ 150-250 Some inpainting and restoration.
• A LARGE INDIAN PICHWAI PAINTING
  A LARGE INDIAN PICHWAI PAINTING 20th century, ink and colors on fabric, the Hindu god Krishna dancing and playing the flute with four gopis in colorful saris holding water jugs and serving implements stand to either side of him, two cows in front look up at Krishna, all in a field of flowers, temples in a flower filled cloud above the group, decorative border with yellow ground, framed, not examined outside of the frame.
• Indian red sandstone head of a
  Indian red sandstone head of a Bodhisattva, reportedly from Kajuraho Mathura Period, circa second century A.D.; 8 1/4 in. H., excluding wooden base.
• Impressive Japanese carved giltwood
  Impressive Japanese carved giltwood and lacquer thousand-hand Kannon Edo period standing before large flame-shaped mandorla carved with swirling clouds wearing head and neck pieces of gilt-metal and glass beads with multiple arms emanating from sides resting on double lotus and supported on tiered base probably from a shrine. H28'' Provenance: South Carolina private collection. Structurally sound condition with rubbed worn and flaking gold decorations. One finger missing.
• A LARGE INDIAN CARVED BLACK STONE
  A LARGE INDIAN CARVED BLACK STONE KRISHNA SCULPTURE 20th century, the youthful Krishna is depicted as a cowherd playing the flute, the lure of his music was irresistible to his female admirers, the gopis, who symbolize the human soul, his large eyes are painted white with black pupils, he wears a necklace, armbands, earrings, rings, and an elaborate cap, dressed in dhoti cloth pants highlighted in gilt, red paint remains to his hands, mouth, and around his eyes possibly from ritual use, raised on a square base with low relief gilt scrolling pattern.
• A Hindu Gouache Painting Rajasthani
  A Hindu Gouache Painting Rajasthani School depicting Krishna riding an elephant made up of women the procession led by a woman and the god shaded by a parasol held up by a woman at the rear of the procession on a grassy knoll under a cobalt sky. Height of image 12 3/4 x width 9 1/4 inches.
• A Large Gilt and Red Lacquered Wood
  A Large Gilt and Red Lacquered Wood Figure of Mahakala the wrathful deity with three heads and six arms, each hand bearing an attribute and all hair pulled to a high chignon, dressed in loose tiger skins, standing on a tall base carved with dense clouds and backed by a flaming mandala. Height 51 in., 130 cm.
• Kunisada Toyokuni III Japanese,
  Kunisada Toyokuni III Japanese, 1823-1880 Wakasanosuke and Moronao color woodblock print 13 3/4 x 9 in.
• MAQBOOL FIDA HUSSAIN CUBIST HORSE
  MAQBOOL FIDA HUSSAIN CUBIST HORSE WC PAINTING India, England,1913-2011Modernist work depicting a galloping golden horse illuminated by the sun with floating hand. Dubbed as the "Picasso of India," Hussain started off painting billboard signs in India, quickly developing his own style and blending together folk, tribal, and mythological arts. Accompanied with a certificate of authenticity from Shafat Hussain, son of M.F. Hussain stating the painting was created in 2002.
• An Indian Bronze Figure of
  An Indian Bronze Figure of Krishna depicted in a striding pose wearing elaborate armor holding a ball in his right hand. Height 4 1/2 inches.
• 2PC INDIAN UDAIPUR & JODHPUR SCHOOL
  2PC INDIAN UDAIPUR & JODHPUR SCHOOL PAINTINGS India,19th CenturyIncludes an Udaipur school depiction of Krishna seated in an elephant while Shiva sits upon a bull holding a lotus, and a Jodhpur school depiction of Maharajah shooting flowers at Maharani.
• Indian bronze Krishna, Chola style,
  Indian bronze Krishna, Chola style, depicted as a boy subduing the serpent dancer Kaliya, 20th century, 36 in. Excellent condition. The Estate of the Late Frank Smathers, Highlands, North Carolina.
• 3 JAPANESE WATERCOLOR PAINTINGS
  3 JAPANESE WATERCOLOR PAINTINGS MEIJI / EDOGroup of three Japanese watercolor paintings, possibly Edo period. One depicting the legendary folk hero Kintaro or "The Golden Boy," an embodiment of strength and bravery. Sight; height ranges from 10 in to 14 3/4 in; width ranges from 7 3/4 in to 14 1/4 in. Framed; height ranges from 16 in to 20 1/4 in; width ranges from 13 in to 20 in. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• 16TH C. INDIAN BRONZE STATUE -
  16TH C. INDIAN BRONZE STATUE - MAHISHASURAMARDINICentral Asia, India, ca. late 16th to early 17th century CE. A beautiful cast-bronze statuette of Mahishasuramardini in a striking pose. He stands on an integral tiered rectangular platform with his eight outstretched arms holding their own individual attributes. His visage stares outwards, seemingly indifferent to the current predicament taking place directly below him. His right leg is bent and stepping on the back of Yali, a mythical amalgam chimera comprised of parts from a horse, elephant, and a lion. In front of his left leg is a demon being slain by the Trishula (or Trident of Shiva). With its rich iconography and fantastic dark-green patina, this is a fabulous depiction of the Mahishasuramardini! Size: 4" H (10.2 cm). Provenance: private Maui, Hawaii, USA collection All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #124688 Condition: Age-commensurate surface wear, fading to some details, slight bending to base and some arms, otherwise intact and very good. Lovely dark-green patina throughout.
• INDIAN KISHANGARH PICHHWAI OF
  INDIAN KISHANGARH PICHHWAI OF KRISHNA & GOPIS Kishangarh pichhwai depicting Krishna on his throne attended by Gopis around a pond with two peacocks, pigment on stretched cloth, label stitched to cloth backing indicates 'Krishna And Gopis Near A pond, 18th Century Kishangarh School' previously belonging to the Allen Waller India Collection. Image: 64.5" H x 41.5" W; frame: 65.25" H x 42.25" W
• An Indian Bronze Figure of
  An Indian Bronze Figure of Krishna depicted in a striding pose wearing elaborate armor holding a ball in his right hand. Height 4 1/2 inches.
• LARGE CONTINENTAL INDIAN HINDU
  LARGE CONTINENTAL INDIAN HINDU CARVED AND PAINTED WOODEN ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT The Goddess Kali standing on a Bull Playing a Flute, flanked by exotic birds, demon mask center top of the arch, the figure is finished on both sides but not the frame, in polychrome enamel paint, late 19th to early 20th c. 38 1/2" x 18" x 5 1/2".
• Fine and large Sino-Tibetan
  Fine and large Sino-Tibetan copper Mahakala figure 18th century Well cast standing figure in pratyalidhasana, cast with richly jeweled torso, loincloth waist, fierce face with red pigment to lips tongue, vajra finial to flaming hair, on a modern base. Image H: 19 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Private Collection, Philadelphia Purchased; from Sotheby's March, 2004 Exhibited; Trantra, Haywood Gallery, Arts Council of Great Britain November 1971. ,000-
• An Indian cast brass standing
  An Indian cast brass standing figure of an eight armed many headed Deity with engraved and chiselled ornament on oval lotus base 9.5ins high
• INDIAN MANOI MINIATURE PAINTING
  INDIAN MANOI MINIATURE PAINTING OF A SEATED SIX HEADED KARTIKEYA OR SUBRAHMANYA Indian Manoi miniature painting of a seated six headed Kartikeya or Subrahmanya, son of Shiva, with his brother of Ganesha and other animals, a green hilly landscape in the horizon, watercolor/gouache on paper, overall 14.5"h x 10.25"w, Provenance: From a Sikh collector who emigrated to North America in the 1950s and the paintings have descended in the family to present day
• Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze figure
  Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze figure of Manjusri 18/19th century Seated in dhyanasana on a trianguka double lotus throne, shoulders supporting two lotus, jewelled chest and hands in dhyana mundra. H: 4 in.
• A Japanese Woodblock Print
  A Japanese Woodblock Print Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865) depicting a kabuki actor signed Kochoro Kunisada. Height of image 14 x width 9 1/2 inches.
• ASIAN GILT BRONZE MANJUSHRI
  ASIAN GILT BRONZE MANJUSHRI FIGUREChinese/Tibetan, possibly late Qing dynasty, the bodhisattva Manjushri seated in dhyanasana with sword of wisdom in right hand and left hand in vitarka mudra , adorned with jewelry and crown, yellow, red, and blue paint to face, hair, and back of sword, 12 x 10-1/2 x 5 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Cincinnati, Ohio Condition: surface dirt and accretion, some losses to gilding, paint likely later with some losses
• Two Large Indian Miniature
  Two Large Indian Miniature Paintings Depicting Scenes from the Bhagavata Purana, 20th Century The first painting depicting Krishna dancing atop the Serpent King Kaliya; the second painting depicting young Krishna with peacocks; opaque pigment on paper each sheet 19.9 x 23.8 in — 50.5 x 60.5 cm