Karnataka
Estimate
Rs 1,40,000 - 1,60,000
Winning bid
Rs 1,80,000 |
$2,093
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
Glass
Estimate
Rs 30,000 - 50,000
Winning bid
Rs 12,000 |
$140
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
Glass
Estimate
Rs 30,000 - 50,000
Winning bid
Rs 26,400 |
$307
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
a) Ruby Red Rose Water Decanter
Estimate
Rs 60,000 - 80,000
Winning bid
Rs 42,000 |
$488
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
Designed as a rectangular plaque centring an emerald with an alternating surround of rubies and emeralds. The outer edge is a surround of ruby cabochons suspending a fringe of gold beads.
Estimate
Rs 3,50,000 - 5,50,000
Winning bid
Rs 3,60,000 |
$4,186
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
A square bajuband or arm ornament centring a floral motif set in diamond polkis to a floral patterned surround in red and green enamel on gold ground flanked by kundan-set ruby terminals to a cord of pearls and ruby beads terminating to similarly strung tassels. The reverse is red, green, white, and blue enamel in a floral design centring a bird on gold ground.
Estimate
Rs 15,50,000 - 18,50,000
Winning bid
Rs 16,80,000 |
$19,535
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
A luxury writing instrument comprising a Ruthenium cap and a blind cap, palladium clip and trims with a barrel in red lacquer providing a striking contrast. The nib is in 18K solid gold. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, user manual and guarantee, golden registry, Ducati Corse booklet and the original box.
Estimate
Rs 60,000 - 80,000
Winning bid
Rs 72,000 |
$837
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
A fountain pen, inspired by the classic Ferrari car, manufactured by Montegrappa for Ferrari. The barrel and lacquered parts of this pen are composed of a special alloy used in Ferrari cars. The metallic parts are in sterling silver and the nib is in 18K gold with a twin cartridge system. Ferrari's 'Prancing Horse' logo has been placed on the lacquered barrel. Accompanied by a silver polishing cloth, the original box and a booklet that contains the user manual, international guarantee...
Estimate
Rs 90,000 - 1,20,000
Winning bid
Rs 96,000 |
$1,116
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
These shawls were made in long sizes to be worn as shoulder mantles by maharajas and aristocrats
Estimate
Rs 80,000 - 1,20,000
Winning bid
Rs 66,000 |
$767
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
These shawls were made in long sizes to be worn as shoulder mantles by maharajas and aristocrats
Estimate
Rs 80,000 - 1,20,000
Winning bid
Rs 78,000 |
$907
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
This Kashmiri wool shawl from circa 1900 exemplifies exceptional craftsmanship with its dense hand-embroidered borders and corners. The intricate designs highlight the finesse of Kashmiri artisans, celebrated for their delicate detailing and refined artistry. A distinguishing feature of this piece is the diamond-shaped embroidery mark in fine silk, a testament to its authenticity and meticulous workmanship. This shawl is a stunning example of traditional elegance, perfect for collectors of...
Estimate
Rs 80,000 - 1,00,000
A handsome carpet from the middle Amu Darya region in Central Asia that straddles present-day Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. These carpets are sometimes attributed to weavers of the Ersari tribes from the Beshir area and were likely woven in small village workshops. These incredibly beautiful carpets used a small range of colours: various shades of red, blue, brown, ivory white, and touches of yellow. The composition is sometimes referred to as mahi or a fish motif made of lotus flowers, and a ...
Estimate
Rs 5,00,000 - 7,00,000
A beautiful and colourful carpet from the upper section of the Caucasus mountains region between the Black and Caspian Seas. The elegant dark red central panel is drawn with a set of four vertically stacked diamonds, each of which is filled with large abstract four-petalled flowers. The open space in the central panel is filled with numerous talismanic icons for luck and protection from evil. A handsome ivory-white border surrounds the red central panel and is decorated with bold icons...
Estimate
Rs 3,00,000 - 5,00,000
A Yuruk carpet woven by a Kurdish weaver from the East Anatolian region bordering Armenia. The narrow central panel has been divided into four sections, each of which is adorned by a large central concentric set of diamonds, flanked by four smaller sets of concentric diamonds in each of the four corner sections. These diamond shapes are mythically supposed to represent a symbol to ward off the evil eye. A beautiful apricot-dyed border frames the field and is filled with crab-shaped flowers....
Estimate
Rs 1,00,000 - 2,00,000
Winning bid
Rs 90,000 |
$1,047
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
A lovely naïve Persian carpet, probably woven by a tribal weaver from the Shahsavan group. Unusual medium length and narrow format carpet, probably woven on a small horizontal loom in a nomad’s tent. A vertical row of three diamond-shaped medallions is drawn on the central axis, flanked by two smaller pendant medallions on either end. The beautiful brownish red field is additionally adorned with eight animals and a pair of birds, further supplemented with a pair of human figures at the lower ...
Estimate
Rs 1,00,000 - 2,00,000
Winning bid
Rs 90,000 |
$1,047
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
Terracotta
Estimate
Rs 1,00,000 - 1,50,000
Winning bid
Rs 1,20,000 |
$1,395
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
Chinese Mahogany
Estimate
Rs 1,00,000 - 2,00,000
SOLD POST-AUCTION
Chinese Mahogany with brass hardware
Estimate
Rs 3,00,000 - 4,00,000
Untitled (Pichwai)
Circa 1970s
Mineral and fabric colours on cloth
17.25 x 38.75 in
(44 x 98.5 cm)
Estimate
Rs 1,50,000 - 2,00,000
Winning bid
Rs 2,16,000 |
$2,512
(Inclusive of Buyers Premium)
Untitled (Pichwai)
Circa 1970s
Mineral and fabric colours on cloth
50 x 41.5 in
(127 x 105.5 cm)
Estimate
Rs 3,00,000 - 5,00,000