"CHÖRTEN in gilded bronze and cabochons of fine stones, resting on a quadrangular base decorated with four lions in bas-relief, surrounding a stylised lotus, the upper part with a pyramidal appearance supports the "bumpa" or "anda" decorated with five masks of kirtimukha spitting pendants and a flamed niche decorated with the image of a dignitary; The top, formed by a "harmika" arrow, ends in the "chattra" parasol on which the moon and sun rest. Bearing an old handwritten label on the base, inscribed "Reported from Tibet by Dr. Jouveau-Dubreuil in 1914". (Missing hard stone inlays). Sino-Tibetan work, Qing dynasty (1644-1912), Qianlong period (1736-1796). A GILT BRONZE "CHÖRTEN", SINO-TIBETAN WORK, QING DYNASTY, QIANLONG PERIOD. HEIGHT. 19 CM (7 1/2 IN.)