Small dagger, India, 19th C.,

Dagger, India, 19th c., bird head handle, engraved, fittings time typical, fine brocade covering, blade with blood groove, L. 46 cm

Two Small Bronze Statues, Maharashtra, India, 18/19th C. Annapurna 1.5" (4 cm) and Garuda 1.75" (4.5 cm).

Early Ritual Lota in the shape of a gourd.Copper inlay on brass.So. India early 19th C.Small copper pieces are inlaid in a checkered pattern against a brass engraved background in a striking contrast

Small octagonal gold cosmetic box with lid set with white sapphires according to the traditional kundan technique. The exterior decorated with tarakasi filigree embellished with brilliant cloisonné

A collection of Zulu weapons 19th century Comprising four axes, three knobkerries (clubs), a spear head and a small dagger, all collected by Gunner R. Dickens of the Natal Naval Volunteers during the

1 Moon shawl, 59" x 61", (small holes in center & each corner, 2 repairs 2.5" x 1" & 3" long at 1 corner); 1 prayer rug, 97" x 55", (60" tear down right side, patches, repairs, stains, missing border

Rust velvet square, heavily embroidered in gold cord, coiled silver tinsel & colored silks, 47" x 47", Zardosi work, (border detached in places, small embroidery losses, nap on velvet worn off, some p

India, 19th century CE. 18 karat gold hollow bead necklace with a small ruby as its centerpiece; this object is an antique dowry payment. For centuries, Indian marriages have been sealed with gold; th

2 hand embroidered on wool ground: 1 cream w/ cream, Wd 64.5", L 132.5" w/ 2.5" fringe, (few tiny repairs, fringe wear, few small spot stains, light wear) & 1 cream w/ grey embroidery, Wd 52", L 106.5

Kashmir Moon Shawl, India, Late 18th/Early 19th C.Kashmir shawl of "moon shawl" design. Woven of wool twill, with supplementary weft inlay, in a field pattern of small floral sprigs enclosed within to

Textile Panel, India Kashmir, Early 19th C. Section of a Kashmir textile of wool twill with supplementary weft inlay, and an elaborate pattern of stems forming a net with small, pale flowers and leave

DATING : 19th. century. Province : India. Made : Made of heavy iron , hand hammered and hand chisel. Figures : Live size twin face snakes on front and back of plates. Dagger : Two daggers with cover w

Silver Dagger Handle with Jewels 19th C, Austrian, silver with hallmarks, chased design with applied relief overlay, large transparent blue jewel (glass?) and small cabochons (lapis?not tested), one s

India, c. 18th-19th century; Three charming figures of the brave monkey god, two in devotional pose and one combative with club and shield. Tallest: 2 1/2" (6.4cm). Standard shipping to the continenta

Cotton Ikat Shawl, India Chamba, Late 19th/Early 20th C. A cotton shawl patterned with warp and weft resist ikat technique, in colors of red, off-white, and black with a pattern of small squares arran

India, 19th century CE. A small 12 karat gold pendant with repousse design and a single ruby in the center. An ornate cylindrical loop for suspension. With an added chain, this would make a beautiful

Original 18th - 19th c. Indo Persian Dahl Buckler Shield | Authentic Indo-Persian, Northern India - Kashmir, Islamic or Sikh , small parrying shield Buckler, Gatka Dhal, of circular convex form with u

Circa late 18th/ early 19th century. Solid silver metal hookah base with hand chased / engraved floral and bird designs in blue, green, and brown enamel. Good condition; some small dents, enamel losse

Central Asia, Pakistan/northern India, Indo-Persian period, ca. 19th to 20th century CE. A gorgeous dagger known as a khanjar boasting a steel blade with brass decoration and a silver hilt and sheath

Central Asia, Persia & India, Mughal culture, ca. 19th century CE. An ornate copper shield known as a dhal, a form of buckler, or small shield made to be gripped with a central handle on the verso, in

Central Asia, Pakistan/northern India, Indo-Persian period, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely etched steel shield known as a dhal, a form of buckler, or small shield made to be gripped in the fist with a

China, 19th C., pair of export blue parrots with a smooth high polish finish, each perched on a small hillock of grass with holes. Height 8 3/4 in.

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

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