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326 A 19TH CENTURY VIZAGAPATAM IVORY VENEERED SANDALWOOD SEWING BOX,

of sarcophagus form, the top with central engraved

ivory lozenge initialled ‘BC’ surrounded by trailing

foliage and flowers, enclosed with bands of ivory

engraved with corresponding foliate and ropetwist

decoration, the front, back and sides with conforming

bands of carved ivory, the hinged lid opening to reveal

a hidden compartment inlaid ivory carved with

Lakshmi Hindu goddess of wealth, fortune and

prosperity, the fitted two-level interior with individual

ivory veneered compartments and a set of ivory

sewing spools carved with flower blossom designs,

raised on scalloped shaped circular feet.

18cm high, 36cm wide x 28cm deep

€ 3,000 - 5,000

326A ATTRIBUTED TO ABU’L HASAN, C.1589-1630

Portrait of Emperor Shah Jahangir, 1569-1627

Mughal miniature, opaque watercolour and

burnished gold leaf,

20 x 14cm

Inscribed ‘Jahangir etc.’, with further Hindi inscription

and gold leaf verso

Shah Jahangir was the son of Akbar the Great and

father of Shah Jahan, the creator of the Taj Mahal.

€ 200 - 300

327 A REGENCY ROSEWOOD RECTANGULAR CHIFFONIER,

with brass gallery rail above three open graduated

shelves on scroll supports on a twin door cupboard

base with green pleated fabric backed brass grille

panels, flanked by flat pilasters, on platform base.

107cm wide x 162cm high x 42.5cm deep

€ 800 - 1,200

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