A GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF BEG.TSE, TIBETO-CHINESE OR MONGOLIA, 18th ct., standing in alidhasana on a horse and figure, both reclining on the lotus base, his right hand brandishing originally the sword, its hilt shaped as a scorpion still visible, his left hand holding a human heart, wearing armour secured with a ribbon around his middle, tunic with one swirling sleeve, the other damaged, skirt engraved with stylized flower-heads and its border with scrolling tendrils, scarf floating around his shoulders, its streamers falling down along his body with the finials curling up, boots, his face displaying a ferocious expression with bulging eyes below raised bushy eyebrows, broad nose, open mouth showing teeth and fangs, board framing his chin, elongated earlobes with ear ornaments and the red coloured flaming hairdo secured with a tiara decorated with five skulls, with inventory number BT 112, unsealed