A Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze figure of Jambhala, probably Qing dynasty, the god of wealth modelled standing astride in alidhasana, atop a prone figure, holding a kapala (skull cap) and a jewel-spewing mongoose, wearing an elaborately jewelled headdress and beaded jewellery, all raised on a double-lotus moulded base, height 29cm (minor losses to hardstone jewels and aperture to his back).