Deccanese Bidriware Hookah Base Overmantel Mirror The fusion of reeded frames

The fusion of reeded frames with deeply carved foliate back splats demonstrates the impressive skill of 19th-century Ceylonese artisans working in the colonial idiom

This Royal Worcester teapot showcases a beautiful gold lustre finish

capturing the traditional aesthetic reminiscent of the renowned maker William France

This pair is fashioned as delicate bunches of lilies suspended beneath festoons of seven leaves

Deccanese Bidriware Hookah Base Overmantel Mirror The fusion of reeded framesDeccanese Bidriware Hookah Base Works of Art A striking example of Deccanese craftsmanship, this Bidriware hookah base dates from the late seventeenth to early eighteenth century, reflecting the unique artistry of historic Indian metalwork. Unadorned yet elegant, it offers a rare glimpse into the early stages of the famed Bidriware tradition. Origin: India, Deccan region Date: Early 18th century Material: Cast white brass (Bidri alloy) Dimensions: