Strong set of ten statuettes of Hindu deities, India, 17th - 19th century Nine in copper alloy cast in a mold, representing a standing or seated deity on a base sometimes topped by a lotus. Among them, Krishna as a child dancing on a mound and holding in his hand the butter ball stolen from his adoptive mother Yahosda; Dattatreya, a six-armed, three-headed avatar encompassing Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva; several female deities including a goddess under a scrolled arch and Lakshmi seated cross-legged, holding a lotus in two of her hands or Rama with his bow; the tenth statuette, in terracotta, representing Ganesh seated on a lotiform base. Dimensions : from 5 to 15 cm Wear and tear. 10 Tiny Bronze Figures of Hindu Deities, India, 17th - 19th century