A FINE AND RARE BRONZE FIGURE OF JAMBHALA, CHINA, QIANLONG PERIOD, PALA-REVIVAL STYLE, 18th ct., trampling in alidhasana on a cold-gilded ferocious looking divinity lying on the ground holding parasol and mongoose, the cold-gilded naked and pot-bellied Jambhala holding in his hands the kapala and the mongoose, ityphallic, snake-ornaments, his face displaying a ferocious expression with bulging eyes, open mouth, red-coloured hair combed in a chignon and set to the front with a minute dragon-head, with inventory number BT 108, unsealed - Minor wear