A STANDING PORTRAIT OF NOBLEMAN, NORTH INDIA, 19TH

Indian Art A large company school style portrait of a nobleman during the prayer Northern India, 19th century Pigments on paper. . Cm 25,50 x 36,00. Provenance: Venetian Private Collection, Italy.

Yellow bronze. North India, 19th to 1st half 20th cent. Krishna is standing in typical Pose on a square base. He is the eighth incarnation of the high god Vishnu. A child of Princess Devaki, he spent

Continental School, "Portrait of a Nobleman," early 19th c., standing before a desk, flanked by a large coat of arms, holding a paper in his left hand with the words "Novenco de Reyes de Infantes Si,"

Late 19th century Oil on board portrait of nobleman standing in stone doorway. Unsigned. H12" W9"

British oil on canvas portrait of a nobleman wearing peerage regalia, 19th century, of bust length, the sitter wearing a red robe with ermine collar and trimmed with gold braid, over a high standing c

A jade and gold-koftgari steel inlaid chess board North India, 19th Century of square form on four ball feet, the spinach jade and brown hardstone board set within a steel frame decorated in gold over

Epée en acier à poignée à décor koftgari or (shamshir), Inde du Nord XIXe siècle A gold koftgari-steel hilted sword (shamshir), North India, 19th Century the single-edged

Fine Striped Cashmere 'Shawl', North India,19th century, wool/wool, approx. 180 x 190 cm,condition: 2-3, remarkable fine quality, striped pattern with Boteh motifs, decorative.*

Extremely Fine Striped Kashmir 'Shawl' (Fragment), North India, 19th century, wool/wool, approx. 100 x 81 cm, condition: (traces of age, fragment), remarkable fine quality, very fine wool, complex fin

North India, late 19th C., worked in tones of yellow, red, and ivory. 12'7"l x 10'w Provenance: Property from the Westervelt Company, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

An illustrated copy of a section of Nizami's Khamsa (Khosrow and Shirin and The Seven Beauties), North India, Kashmir, 19th centuryPersian manuscript on paper, 20 lines to the page written in black na

KING SOLOMON AND HIS COURT GATHERING IN THE WILDERNESS. Mughal . North India, 18th / 19th century. 26cm x 30.5cm. Ex:Private English Collection

Extremely Fine 'Pashmina-Wool' Kashmir 'Shawl'(Probably Fragment Of A Moon-Shawl), North India, Mid. 19th century, pashmina-wool, approx. 155 x 113 cm, condition: 2-3 (fragment), remarkable fine quali

An illustrated copy of a section of Nizami's Khamsa , North India, Kashmir, 19th centuryPersian manuscript on paper, 20 lines to the page written in black nasta'liq , ruled in yellow, red and blue,1 h

A Painting of a Mughal Prince North India, 18th/19th century Ink, watercolour and gold on paper. Depicting a Mughal Price, wearing long pearl necklaces and carrying a gold dagger in his belt, holding

Gouache heightened with gold on paper. Maharaja of Kotah holding a durbar with his courtiers and a British Regent. Below dancers and musicians entertaining the audience. 52 by 43 cm.

A mid 19th century British portrait miniature of a nobleman attired in a blue tunic and a red sash with a Masonic medallion, unsigned, gouache on card, fronted by an oval convex glass bezel within a c

Standing Jain Buddha, North India, around 1800-20, brass, eyes with silver fittings, teaching gesture, H. approx. 33cm

Two coloured paintings from the Bhagavad Gita. North India, Kashmir, Mid 19th cent. The painting on the silver background offers variations of lotus flowers with insects whizzing around them and birds

AN INDIAN MINIATURE PAINTING OF A NOBLEMAN WITH ATTENDANTS India, 19th century. Gouache and ink on paper. Depicting a nobleman seated against a pillow on a terrace, richly adorned with pearls and jewe

FOUR JAIN BOOK COVERS Gujarat, North West India, 18th-19th century Comprising two red velvet book covers embroidered with metal thread, the decoration consisting of auspicious animals, Tirthankaras, s

A GOLDEN INLAID INDIAN DAGGER INSCRIBED "NUR MOHAMMAD KHAN"

A 19th C. North India picchvai depicting the rasalila, 47in by 73in.

Extensive complete scroll of a hand-painted astrological birth chart, Janam patri, from early 19th-century Rajasthan in North India. It offers predictions based on the positions of heavenly bodies at