A LARGE INDIAN DAGGER (KATAR), SOUTH INDIA, 19TH CENTURY

A peculiar style of hooded push dagger that originated in South India under the Vijayanagara empire. The Vijayanagara examples are believed to be some of the earliest forms of this characteristic Indi

South Asia, India, likely Rajasthan, ca. late 19th century CE. This is an intimidating but exciting steel katar dagger with the wood sheath, also known as a katara or bundi dagger, perfect for jabbing

Central Asia, India, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A forged-steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger) with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a chevron-shaped shoulder. The large blade is trian

South India, ca. 18th-19th century. Winged figure in traditional kneeling pose, legs and arms with raised "jewel" and cobra bands. His head surmounted by a gilded and "jeweled" crown. A fine example.

South India, ca. late 19th century. A very large, ornate processional piece with intricate design. Inscribed at base. MEASUREMENTS Length: 32 1/4 inches / 82 cm SHIPPING $45 flat-rate shipping in the

South India, ca. 18th-19th century. A large cast ornate mask of a bearded deity and a repousse copper mask of Hanuman. MEASUREMENTS Height: 15 inches / 39 cm

Southern India, 19th century CE. A steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger), with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a long, pointed, triangular blade that sits below the user's knuckles. A pronoun

A 16-17th century South Indian tanjore large steel Katar dagger

Large pair of antique South Indian Polychrome wooden peacock sculptures, carved in the late 18th / early 19th century mounted on plinths. The life-sized birds are adorned with typical Indian necklaces

The ornately cast double handle with turned insert, steel double edge blade, matching bronze scabbard cast with grapes, an ornamental openwork border around the opening, red velvet inset area appears

INDIA, 19TH CENTURY A large Indian gilt bronze sculpture of Ganesha. Ganesha is depicted seated on a conch shell holding an axe, cobra, and flower. The sculpture retains some of its original gilt surf

An 18th or 19th century South Indian bichwa type dagger, with double-edged 22cm recurve blade and characteristic hilt with outer shell guard. The guard being blued and decorated with gold hatching and

19th C. Silver inlaid Double Katar Indian dagger. FIne silver work. 17" total length, 8.5" - length of the blade.

A PAIR OF INDIAN GOLD ORNAMENTS WITH CONCH AND FLOWER South India, 18th-19th century. A pair of massive gold-cast ear ornaments in the form of a conch with a conical upper part with gold thread decora

India, ca. 19th century. A very large and elegant charger. Royal provenance. Ex: Maharaja of Bikaner. Ex: Christies Indian and S.E. Asian Art, September 21, 2007, Lot 331. MEASUREMENTS Diameter: 22 5/

South India, ca. 19th century. A charming polychrome figure with separately carved tail and feet. Shows very good age.. MEASUREMENTS Height including stand: 14 1/2 inches / 36 cm SHIPPING $35 flat-rat

19th century antique pair of large Indian or South East Asian bronze candle sticks with allover openwork design and hanging lapis, each with mark to base; as-is condition; overall height of pair 28 1/

**First Time At Auction** South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A brass home shrine, a miniature temple known as a Mandir, resting on four feet with a front porch / offering area and columns, with a

South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A wonderful marble sculpture of a standing deity, perhaps Buddha or a Hindu god, adorned in hues of red, gold, and black. Crowned by a conical coiffure, the tra

**Originally Listed At $500** South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A massive iron water pot, made from separate plates riveted tightly together. The generous globular body rests on a slightly inden

South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely pair of hand-carved wooden chairs with squat legs, flat backs with incised designs, flexible seats made from crosshatched strips of rattan, and a pair

**Originally Listed At $500** South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A repousse brass panel featuring an enshrined Lord Virabhadra - a form of Shiva - and attendants under an arch. The cast plaque fe

South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A cast-brass figure of Shiva, the Hindu deity regarded as both creator and destroyer of the universe, that is also known as Shiva Nataraja (also Nataraaj, meani

South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A hand-carved wooden panel with a pair of Hindu deities seated upon arched thrones, perhaps Vishnu and Lakshmi. Although the piece rests on integral feet like a