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A Pierced Kashmir Gilt Copper Dish with Enamel, 19th C.
Indian Subcontinent: Kashmir: Metalwork Pre 1900: item #1107464
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A Pierced Kashmir Gilt Copper Dish with Enamel, 19th C.
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Galerie Hafner
+41 31 311 04 06



$ 750  

A pierced and incised gilt copper dish embellished with enamel. Condition: wear to gilding, a tiny rim dent, slightly bent. Dimension: diameter: 24.5 cm, weight: 532 g. Without wooden stand.

A Beautiful 19th Century Kashmiri Silver Teapot
Indian Subcontinent: Kashmir Pre 1900: item #1105434

A Beautiful 19th Century Kashmiri Silver Teapot
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The Bodhisattva Collection




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From our Indian Subcontinent Collection, a stunningly beautiful 19th century Khavakend-influenced Kashmiri silver teapot of bulbous teardrop form, finely chased in the rosette pattern with paisley and chinar motifs. This extremely fine teapot sits atop a flat rounded base with an avian-form handle, beak-form spout, and a dome-shaped hinged lid. Though the workmanship of this piece is clearly Kashmiri, the overall aesthetic is heavily influenced by the architectural motifs and artistic iconograp... Click for details

Kashmiri, Mughal Style Chiseled, Stippled Bronze Kangri
Indian Subcontinent: Kashmir Pre 1837 VR: item #1086500

Kashmiri, Mughal Style Chiseled, Stippled Bronze Kangri
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Spoils of Time




$495  

Kashmiri kangri in typical Mughal dynasty form (coal fueled warmer). Also sometimes called kanger or kangar. Used inside overcoat-like cloak (gingerly if you can imagine) or as a hand warmer if more form-fitting attire. It is difficult to imagine a metal example would have been used as such. This example may have served an alternative purpose. Metalworked examples of the form are not common - the typical materials being reed covered pottery (insulating one from burns.) Later, Raj silver services... Click for details

A Cast Bronze Vase, Kashmir perhaps, 19thC or Earlier.
Indian Subcontinent: Kashmir: Handicrafts Pre 1900: item #1070595
4199

A Cast Bronze Vase, Kashmir perhaps, 19thC or Earlier.
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Hawkes, Asian Art
+44 (0) 1984 633813



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A GOOD ISLAMIC BRONZE VASE, 19TH CENTURY OR EARLIER.

An elegant cast bronze vase sparingly engraved with scrolls and flowers. It looks as if the deeper engraving has been filled with black lacquer so perhaps this vase is from Kashmir. The vase is substantially cast and finished on a lathe before engraving.

Approximately 24.7cm hig... Click for details


Rare Kashmiri Buddhist Bronze
Indian Subcontinent: Kashmir: Sculpture Pre 1492: item #1025583
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Rare Kashmiri Buddhist Bronze
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PRAJNAGALLERY
07501130757 - mobile



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A rare 11th/12th century Kashmiri bronze of the bodhisattava Padmapani, there is a casting flaw to the base which means the figure does not stand upright without its metal base. The figure measures 5.5 inches in height.









 










 










 










 










 


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