Six figures, bronze. SINO-TIBETAN: 1) Jambhala. the god of wealth is adorned with bracelets, crown and chains and sits in a loose posture on a throne. In his right hand he holds the Jambhala fruit and in his left the jewel-spitting mongoose, h. 15,5 cm. 2) Two figures of the Buddha Akshobhya: the steadfast one is enthroned in the diamond seat on a double lotus pedestal, holding the right hand in the gesture of touching the earth, the left rests in the lap and the vajra is in front of him on the throne. The hair is painted with blue cult color, h. 15,5 cm. 3) Vajrasattva whose name means diamond spirit being enthroned royally adorned in vajrasana, in the raised hand a vajra, in the left the ghanta, h. 20,5 cm. 4) Manjushri. The Buddha of wisdom and learning is seated in vajrasana on a double lotus base, holding the sword with his right hand, grasping the stem of the lotus with his left, which blooms along his shoulder and carries the manuscript, he wears a dhoti and jewelry as well as a tiara in front of the blue colored chignon, his face has a serene expression, red colored lips, elongated earlobes, h. 21 cm. 5) Standing Bodhisattva. Padmapani in royal appearance, the right hand raised in abhayamudra, the left in varadmudra, the gesture of granting wishes, h. 28.5 cm (cast in two parts, the base is separate). All figures are gilded or partially gilded and the hair is painted with blue cult color, the bases are closed or resealed. Signs of age.