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Click here to subscribeA South Indian gold repoussé Krishna pendant, 19th century the infant deity depicted playing his flute under a cobra canopy, the pendant fringed with spherical beads, silver attachment on the reverse 5.2cm long x 5cm wide Slightly knocked and dented, generally good View on auctionatrium.com
A Ruler with His Son(?) on a Terrace, Marwar, c.1800 gouache with gold and silver on paper, the ruler on a throne, his courtiers behind, a palace and lake in the background Provenance: Private Collection, Germany 380x285mm damaged edges, some rubbing and flaking, relined View on auctionatrium.com
Thirteen items of Indian silver jewellery, Rajasthan and Sind, India, 19th century comprising four assorted bracelets, each with hinged opening, three enamelled pendants, each fringed with beads, and six assorted necklaces, four with amuletic pendants 23cm approx max diameter of necklaces, 8cm approx max diameter of bracelets, 11.5cm max height of enamelled pendants Various knocks and dents, otherwise good View on auctionatrium.com
A pair of silver bracelets, Rajasthan, India, 19th century (2) composed of threefold thick wire elements of wave form with superimposed wirework decoration terminating in cone shaped finial 10cm high x 10cm long x 8.5cm wide Slight wear and losses to wirework decoration View on auctionatrium.com
A chased and repousse silver bottle (surahi), Northern India, 20th century the body of melon-shaped form decorated with registers of scrolling foliage, the flared neck with similarly decorated spiral design, the domed lid with bud finial and chain attachment 25.5cm high x 13cm maximum diameter Slight knocks and scratches, possible repair to neck View on auctionatrium.com
A Silver Claret Jug, marked Daday Khan, Madras (now Chennai), India, c.1900 of amphora form, with handle in the form of a cobra, the hinged lid with finial in the form of a snakecharmer, the sides with repousse decoration comprising a frieze depicting South Indian temple and agricultural scenes, borders of crustaceans and insects on neck and lower body, stamped with makers name underneath For a similar claret jug, by the famed Madras makers, P. Orr and Sons, see Wynyard Wilkinson, Indian Silver, 1858-1947, London 1999, p.156 28cm high Minor denting View on auctionatrium.com
Muhammad Hafiz Shirazi, Divan, anthology of Persian poetry, Tabriz, Persia, dated A.H.1271/A.D.1854-5 copied by `Askar ibn Husain Beg Ardubadi Tabriz, lithographed by `Abdulkarim ibn `Abdul-Rahim Tabrizi, during the reign of Nasir-ad-Din Shah Qajar (r.1848-1896), text written in one or two columns of 19 lines to the page in nasta`liq script, interlinear intercolumnar rules and inner margins painted in red and gold, catchwords in wide outer margins, one illuminated headpiece in colours and gold 22.2 x 14.3cm corners rather thumbed, some waterstaining and discolouration, modern black leather tooled with central medallions decorated with floral motifs in silver View on auctionatrium.com
Binding.- Harboe (L.) & O. Höegh Guldberg (editors) Psalmebog, 2 parts in 1, red stamp on title, contemporary black morocco, large continental silver-metal centre and corner pieces, and clasps, paste-downs with lively images of animals, birds, &c., edges gilt and gauffered, rebacked, new free endpapers, 12mo, Copenhagen, Carl. Frid. Schubart, 1805.
TWO WORLD WAR 1 WAR MEDALS awarded to 37824 Private S W J Blackman, Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry and to FLY2054 Private J Shephero RMI together with three World War II stars, the Africa Star, the Atlantic Star and 1939/1945 Star together with three various silver coins
-. Nansen (Fridtjof) "Farthest North" 2 vol., first English edition, folding map at end of vol.1, plates and illustrations, one colour, map slightly browned on verso and small tear otherwise a fine copy in bright original pictorial cloth blocked in gilt and silver, small knick to rear joint vol. 2, 1898
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