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A gilt bronze Buddha head, Thailand, 15th century, in the Utang style, mounted on a...
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Description
A gilt bronze Buddha head, Thailand, 15th century, in the Utang style, mounted on a marble base, 13.5cm high
Provenance: Phillips, 5 June 1985
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