RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY MUGHAL EMPEROR AKBAR SHAH II ROSEWOOD & BRASS INLAID FITTED TRAVELLING JEWELLERY CASKET gilt Sculptures & statues from the

Sculptures & statues from the Grand Tour era are highly prized for their faithful representation of classical forms and the exquisite skill involved in their creation

Expert mounting maintains the integrity of the original Sindh pot whilst offering practical modern utility as a table lamp

with a direct link to Sir Joshua Reynolds and traceable ownership

enhancing traditional and contemporary spaces alike

made these tables prized among collectors and tastemakers during the late Victorian era

RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY MUGHAL EMPEROR AKBAR SHAH II ROSEWOOD & BRASS INLAID FITTED TRAVELLING JEWELLERY CASKET gilt Sculptures & statues from theThis rare early 19th century Mughal travelling jewellery casket is an exquisite example of fine Indian craftsmanship, dating from the reign of Emperor Akbar Shah II. Its design perfectly epitomises the luxurious artistry and intricate detailing favoured by the Persian influenced Mughal Empire during this period. Origin: India Date: Circa 1830 Material: Solid Indian rosewood with brass inlay Dimensions: Height: 15. 5 cm (6. 1 ins), Width: 42 cm (16. 5