Antique Vajra or Dorje Thokcha

4.2 inches x 1.1 inches

Self Arisen (Rangjung) Tara

Pharping, Nepal

Guru Rinpoche day

May 2016.

 

Lion Thokcha 

70 mm x 62 mm

Circular Thokcha with corrosion.

52 mm

Male Figure Thokcha

44 mm x 14 mm

Vajra or Dorje Thokcha

28.5 mm x 10 mm

Vajra or Dorje Thokcha

68 mm x 17.5 mm

Early Bronze Tibetan Astrological Amulet
4.4 inches x 4.2 inches

Large antique ritual Tibetan mirror

diameter 5.25 inches

Large antique ritual Tibetan mirror 

diameter 6.5 inches

Ritual Bone Apron Pendant in the

form of wrathful Vajrapani.

3.5 inches x 1.5 inches

Buddha Thokcha

53 mm x 39 mm

Antique Padmasambhava Statue with

Mandarava and Yeshe Tsogyal

Double Vajra Thokcha

Tibet

54 mm x 44 mm

Lion Mandala Thokcha

Tibet

76 mm

Antique Bronze Spoon

Tibet

120 mm x 30 mm

Antique Astrological Melong Amulets
Tibet

Antique Tibetan Silver Belt Plaque

with Snow Lion & Dragon motif

215 mm x 90 mm

Antique Tibetan Gau

with engraved OM seed syllable 

63 mm x 67 mm

Large Ring or 'Beaded Circlet' Thokcha
50 mm diameter

A Mechag or Chuckmuck Tinder Pouch with Flint Striker

see Chuckmuck article here

A complete set including the chatelaine can be seen
on the British Museum website.

Small Standing Kubera 

or Black Dzambhala

Gilded Bronze

height 2 inches

Antique Yellow Dzambhala Statue

height 2.3 inches

Sandalwood Vaishravana Statue
stamped with consecration seal

height 2.7 inches

Antique painted clay statue of Thangtong Gyalpo

height 2.8 inches

Antique painted clay statue of Thangtong Gyalpo

height 2.4 inches

Antique painted clay statue of Thangtong Gyalpo

height 2.7 inches

Standing Achala Thokcha
(wielding a sword)

67 mm x 46 mm

Stylised Horse Thokcha

42 mm x 25 mm

Various silver hair ornaments mounted with amber and turquoise. The largest piece on the right is inset with a more recent imitation turquoise cabachon and this replaces a piece that has long since been lost. The shape of the elongated silver pieces is reminiscent of a conch or chank shell, an important symbol of the Dharma.

Salween Vallley, North East of Lhasa

largest 4 inches x 2.6 inches