Two ivory sculptures, Thailand, 18th century and India, 17th century - A standing Buddha in anjali mudra, a posture of adoration, dressed in monastic robes. With half-closed eyes, the childlike, smiling face is serene and appears to be in meditation. H.: 12 cm; weight: 48 g; one foot missing. - A representation of Vishnu originally standing on his left leg, now incomplete in its lower part, hidden behind the bottom of the garment. The left leg, raised and balanced, is crossed to the right, as is the left arm, adorned with bracelets. The other seven arms are missing. The deity's serene face is topped by a conical headdress, while the long hair is left free at the back. The neck is adorned with necklaces and the ears with earrings. Very fine old patina, but very incomplete. H. 9.5 cm; weight: 41 g N°CIC : FR230751137-K ; FR2307511479-K