A LARGE 18TH CENTURY MUGHAL INDIAN BRASS EWER, 38cm

A LARGE 18TH CENTURY MUGHAL INDIAN BRASS EWER, 38cm high.

AN 18TH CENTURY MUGHAL INDIAN BRASS EWER, with animal formed handle and spout, 22cm high.

AN 18TH CENTURY MUGHAL INDIAN BRASS EWER, with animal formed handle and spout, 22cm high.

A fine 18th century Mughal Indian engraved brass tray, D.34cm

Central Asia, India, Mughal Empire, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. Three lovely brass lidded betel boxes with curving sides and etched patterns. They sit on flat bases with short walls that rise up with

**Originally Listed At $300** Central Asia, India, ca. late 18th to first half of 19th century CE. A cast-brass signal cannon of a petite size with the large face of a stylized feline incised around e

India, 18th century CE. This is a pair of thick brass rings each with an animal decoration. The larger of the two has a large but essentially two-dimensional top down view of a tortoise. The other is

AN 18TH CENTURY SOUTH INDIAN BRASS HANUMAN LARGE PIERCED PENDANT, 12cm high.

Large 18th/19th century Indian painted/gessoed Sipar shield Circa 1800 with four pierced brass shield bosses. The entire surface painted in high relief with blossoms and hilt grasses(some losses). The

**Originally Listed At $200** Central Asia, India, late Mughal period, ca. 18th century CE. A heavy cast bronze spittoon with a round body and large, flared rim. The surface is densely decorated with

Ca. 16th century AD A brass ewer rising from a wide conical-shaped foot with a frilled edge through a drop-shaped body with diagonal ribs and tapering neck, pronounced collar, sloped rim, and curved s

Possibly late17th/early 18th century, baluster form body with rounded contours, tapering sides, and flared hexagonal foot, hand engraved on all sides with scroll and floral motifs, 90% silver, 9% copp

Two Indian Brass Vessels 17th/18th Century comprising a Deccan water-vessel Indian pilgrim flask and a Mughul brass ewer. Height of taller 12 inches. Property from the Collection of Hamid and Kim Alwa

A brass temple oil ewer. A brass temple oil ewer, 18th century, Sri Lankan or South Indian, with a Tamil inscription to the spherical body, a tall, pointed spout and an 'S' scroll handle with ‘k

A large and highly decorated and unusual 18th/19th c Persian or Mughal Indian koftagari inlaid gold and silver on steel circular dhal shield. Intricately decorated with written nastaliq script to the

18th-19th century AD. A silver leaf-shaped Mughal pendant decorated with niello background inlaid with gold decoration in the form of a large flower with scrolling pants to the side; double suspension

Copper and Brass Vessels for fireplaces etc, hand-wrought and later, 18th c. to 20th c.. Examples include a typical later paw footed vessel, earlier large handled bowls, a pair of tall ewers, and a Is

Of brass, with a large pierced brass toggle. The profiled iron and brass shaft conceals a pair of long, narrow tweezers designed for handling hot coals. Mid-18th century. Overall length 38cm/ 15”. C

South Asia, India, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. This is a lovely cast brass statue of the Hindu goddess Parvati, the two-armed consort to Shiva, standing on a discoidal base with a lotus pedestal. She

South Asia, India, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A beautiful brass water jar known as a lota, adorned with ornate, relief decoration of birds amongst scrolling floral motifs, repeated foliate designs,

**First Time At Auction** Central Asia, India, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A fine cast-brass lion guardian figure rearing upon finely-detailed hind legs with a curled tail, a sinuous body, and front

South Asia, India, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A beautiful brass water jar known as a lota, adorned with ornate, relief decoration of birds amongst scrolling floral motifs, repeated foliate designs,

Important 18th C. Mughal Indian SHAMSHIR Sword with Exquisite Gold Damascened Mounts, Bird Head Pommel Encrusted with Turquoise Stone Eyes, Very Fine Early Wootz Damascus Blade with an Imperial UMBREL

**Originally Listed At $350** Central Asia, India, Mughal, ca. 1780 CE. Three elegantly illuminated manuscript leaves with imagery and text on both sides. The Mughals, Islamic dynasty rulers of northe