An Anglo-Indian sewing box of ebony inlaid with ivory from Monghyr region. The hinged cover with its velvet padded interior, lifts to reveal two compartments: the upper compartment has 13 sections four with their ornately inlaid lids, the lower compartment is a vacant chamber. The inlay work is a delicate execution of scrolling flowering plants which are in good condition.The box stands on four round feet and has carved facetted handles. For further examples of Monghyr woodwork see Amin Jaffer & ...click for details
A Tibetan bronze mask of Mahakala, with a fierce expression and bulging eyes, wearing an ornate headdress with skulls and beadings. Age; 19 C. size: 8 7/8 inches (22.5cm) high. condition: very good, no restoration.
A superbly carved and exquisitely detailed figure of the goddess gatten standing with her attendant and a hare. The fine pleats, folds and tassels of the garments, the delicately engraved and tinted fabrics, they all bear witness to the artisan's virtuosity of execution. age: Meiji C. 189. size: 3 5/16in. (8.5cm )high. condition: very good,a typical small age crack to fan.
