A JAIN MANDALA WITH PADMAVATI, GUJARAT, NORTH-WEST INDIA, 17TH CENTURY

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

Mahavira, formerly Vardhamana, India Jainism 24th generation of the founder, he is revered Jain true creator. His disciples called him Mahavira (Sanskrit Mahāvīra), that is a great hero.

Gujarat or Rajasthan, northwest India Region works theme patron Vishnu, Lakshmi Laxmi, Garuda and dependent people, posture Smart, copper scouring delicate. Lord like eyes, folds and so have many silv

Gujarat, India, ca. 17th century. A charming standing figure of a female standing figure holding a flower. Deep, lustrous patina. Ex: Nancy Wiener Collection. MEASUREMENTS Height without base: 6 3/4 i

North India, Ca. 17th-18th century AD An octagonal-shaped box of yellow brass embellished all over with a beautiful scrolling floral motif. The box is covered with a convex non-hinged lid. Boxes such

Northwest Europe,Early 17th Century Allegorical northern renaissance hand woven tapestry after "The Nativity" by Peter Paul Reubens (1577-1640), most certainly of the period. From Belcourt castle Newp

Bronze image. India. 17th century. Jain image of a standing Jina with leafy vines around the body. 6".

A silver koftgari-hilted steel sword (tulwar) and a Kutch gilt-copper mounted dagger (pesh-kabz) North India and West India, 19th Century the sword with a curved single-edged steel blade, the silver h

Northwest Indian Pala style copper alloy Vishnu group like the 12th centuryRare medieval statues northwest India, Gujarat or Himachal Pradesh region works, pedestal and backlit trim obvious statues sa

Carved wooden bracket - North West India - India 1st half 20th century Wood 38 cm Carved wooden brackets from India, with carvings on both sides of the brackets and along the edges in high relief with

Vishnu is the highest position of God, and maintenance of the universe, usually in the 'four-arm' holding round wheel, conch, sticks, bows image appears.

14-15 century copper alloy northwest India and the god Vishnu statues Princess

A prince seated outside a pavilion with the dwarf avatar of Vishnu , Central India or North Deccan, late 17th Century gouache on paper 238 x 190 mm.Provenance: The Mohamed Makiya Collection (1914-2015

Framed engraved portrait by Willem Hondius (Dutch, c.1598-1652 or 1658) of Dutch admiral and privateer Piet Pieterszoon Hein, (1577-1629) of the Dutch East India Company and the Dutch West India Compa

first quarter 20th century, 331 x 144 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan In the early 17th century, Shah Abbas I moved Kurdish tribes from North West Persia to Khorasan on the north eastern border of his

16th-17th century AD. A broad ceramic bowl with beige glaze, to the rim two panels with geometric pattern and a floral swirl between. 620 grams, 23.5cm (9 1/4"). Property of a North West London gentle

17th century, 50 x 40 cm, North West Anatolia, Bursa A fragment of a red-ground Ottoman silk velvet fabric presenting a repeat of large star-shaped and circular blossoms interspersed with small rosett

17th century AD. A bronze cross decorated to one side with central rosette, geometric floral patterns to each arm; suspension ring to the top. 4.91 grams, 45mm (1 3/4"). From a North West London colle

18th Century Bronze Betel Lime Purse or Oval Box from East India. Late 17th Century. Copper wires on the base likely replaced the old hinges that gave out over time. The metal cap on the bottom appear

Indopersian, 17th century, the period of conquest in the North of India under Shah Jahan (builder of the Taj Mahal) and his son Aurangzeb. 28 3/4" length. Cane shaft with inset wood nock. The nock and

West India, ca. 13th century. The enthroned seated figure surrounded by attendants and guardian beasts with inlays of silver and copper. Ex: Richard Ravenal collection, NY. MEASUREMENTS Height: 8 3/4

Jain religious tableau with four figures, painted wood, late 19th early 20th century, Gujarat. Range in Size: 9.5'' x 3'' x 3'' (24 x 8 x 8 cm) to 12.5'' x 4.5'' x 3.5'' (32 x 11 x 9 cm). Tallest on S

India, probably Rajasthan (northwest part of country), ca. 11th to 13th century CE. Carved from pink sandstone, this is a high relief carving of Vishnu, one of the principal deities of the Hindu panth

A Mughal Spinel retailed by Ganeshi Lall & Son India, 17th Century the spinel of ovoid form, later gold suspension loops to top and bottom issuing from rosette finials, in fitted box 2.8 x 2.2 cm. max