Sridevi, India 19th/20th cen

Kard, India, 19th/20th c. Double-edged, wavy Damascus blade with floral iron carving and gold inlays. Figural handle in the shape of a camel's head made of white jade with gilded wire overlays and col

Kard, India, 19th/20th century. Single-edged, wavy Damascus blade with a central ridge. Both sides and back with floral iron carving and gold-inlaid script cartouches. Handle of rock crystal with gild

Card, India, 19th/20th century, double-edged wootz blade with gold inlays and inscriptions. Figural handle in the shape of a horse's head made of jade with overlay of gilded wire and coloured stones.

Kard, India, 19th/20th century. Double-edged, curved Damascus blade with a central ridge. An iron-cut cartouche with animals and vines at the base. Handle of rock crystal. Wooden scabbard covered with

PAIR OF 20KT GOLD THANDATTI EAR ORNAMENTSSouth India, 19th/20th CenturyTwo hinged sections each comprising of a dome flanked by sphere-topped triangles over a stepped square base. Approx. 17.5 dwt.For

A Group of Eleven Silver Articles, 19th-20th centuryMarks: (various marks)3-1/4 inches

A COLOURS ON FABRIC LARGE 'PICHHWAI' PAINTING WITH KRISHNA, ATTENDANTS AND ANIMALSIndia, 19th-20th century The painting depicting in the center Shrinathji, the avatar of Krishna of only seven years, f

Kondh Metal Horse and Rider, Orissa, India. 19th/20th C. Copper alloy. Provenance: Joss Graham Oriental Textiles, London, England. Size: 8.5'' x 8.5'' x 3.75'' (22 x 22 x 10 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner E

Three Kondh Metal Figural Groups, Orissa, India. 19th/20th C. Copper alloy. Each originally with wheels. Provenance: Joss Graham Oriental Textiles, London, England. Sizes: 1) 6.5'' x 6.25'' x 4'' (17

Two silver necklaces. India. 19th/20th century. One parcel gilt and coral colored beads. The other set with onyxes.

Four copper signal horns, one with curved mouthpiece fitting, marked 'S.I.B.' Measure 17 inches, 17.25 inches, 24 inches, and 18.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping ser

Indian Art A group of 7 metal boxes for lime or cosmetics India, 19th-20th century . . Cm 5,00 x 12,00. The size shown refers to the largest object.

Ganesha, Asia, 19th/20th century, wood, black and gold painted. Figure detached from the base, paint chipped in places, h. 28 cm.

LOT/6 CHINESE & JAPANESE LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS & WOODBLOCK PRINTS CA. 19TH/20TH CEN. 17" X 21" FRAME LARGEST

M. Langehuyien. (Continental School. India). 19th-20th century tonalist still life. Oil on wood board in gallery gilt frame. 20" x 16.5". Very good condition. Signed upper left

A silver-plated model of a camel and rider India, 19th/ 20th Century standing on four hooved feet, the rider carrying a sword and shield, the saddle and textiles decorated in repoussé and chasing

Agra : India, 19th/20th c. Paradise garden motifs with fountains and floral vines on a dark blue ground, red-ground corner fillings. Wool. 420 x 350 cm. // Agra Indien, 19./20. Jh. Paradiesgartenmotiv

India, 19th/20th century, embroidery in polychrome woolen thread, silver thread, sequins and cabochons. Signs of wear. Dimension: 217x249cm.

Antique Children's Carousel Horse, Carved and Painted Wood, India, 19th/20th C. Size: 21"H x 23"W x 6"D (53 x 58 x 15 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and pick up

Indian Art A silver Lingam holder pendant Northern India, 19th-20th century . . Cm 7,00 x 6,50.

A UNIQUE BATAR BRONZE GODDESS WITH KHAPPAR AND A LOTUS BUD India, 19th-20th century. This goddess is standing on a rectangular shaped base, that is decorated with the moon and sunshine symbol. The gar

Ceramic, polychrome painting India, 19th / 20th century Maker's mark on the base Height: 39 cm Good condition Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 400 EUR This bulbous ceramic vase comes from India and impr

A BASTAR BRONZE OF A GODDES WITH A KHAPPAR AND SCEPTRE India, 19th-20th century. This goddess is standing up straight on a flat square shaped base. The robe of the goddess is beautifully decorated wit

A BASTAR BRONZE OF A FEMALE DEITY WITH A CEREMONIAL STAFF AND BOWL India, 19th-20th century. The female deity is holding a ceremonial staff in its left hand while also holding a bowl in its right hand