Description
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N.B:- Dear customers (Lots 167, 168 & 169) are sold together.
Indian Silver, An Exceptionally Rare Enamelled Silver Spittoon (Peekdaan or Thookadaan), Probably The Deccan, Golcanda, Central-India, Circa 18th Century.
Identification Number: 169
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Dimensions
Dimensions:-9 cm width.
10 cm the height.
Condition
Condition: Very good minor loss to enamel and silver tarnishing.Provence
The UK Art Market.References
References:- For similar enamelled silver made in Golocanda, Please see Sotheby's Auction London, The Stuart Cary Welch Collection, Part One, Arts Of The Islamic World, April 06, 2011 Sold lot 111.Related Antiques
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