[Indian art at Delhi, 1903. Being the official catalogue of the Delhi exhibition, 1902-1903 (1903)
Indian Art Exhibition (1902-1903 : Delhi, India), Watt, George, Sir, 1851-1930, Indian Art Exhibition (1902-1903 : Delhi, India). Official catalogue · [Calcutta : Superintendent of government printing, India · leaf 28
in allforms of Kashmir metal ware, as also in the older and betterexamples of papier-mache. The most commendable samples ofArabesque tinned wares are an octagonal tray (No. 2956), Rs. 22, byLassoo of Srinagar; a samavdr (No. 4905), Rs. 37, by KashmirState ; and a Persian tea-pot (Plate No. 5-A),… … a Xi V u 3 ao a •a ccii •aa> •♦-•c *c3cu •ducc MAIN OR SALE GALLERY. Metal Wares. the Sale Gallery, namely, an octagonal plate (Plate No. 5). Many division 2. examples will, however, be found in the Loan Collection Gallery, metal. especially those procured from the South Kensington Museum. This…
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