Large 19th Century Antique Indian Hindu Ganesha Figural Votive Brass Oil Lamp, Circa 1800 Redo This helmet would have belonged

This helmet would have belonged to a nobleman of the Imperial court or a very high ranking officer

The chair designed for the sitter to sit facing the back of the chair

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the base having two elephant head handles and standing on three carved feet

The painting depicts two cowboys at watch under a starry clear night sky

Large 19th Century Antique Indian Hindu Ganesha Figural Votive Brass Oil Lamp, Circa 1800 Redo This helmet would have belongedA large antique early 19th century Indian brass votive oil lamp modeled as the Hindu deity, Lord Ganesha, circa 1800. A finely cast brass figure of Lord Ganesha with a crown of snakes and four arms, the head of Ganesha having a hinged lid to fill with oil, to the front is a reservoir to receive a wick which is guarded by two rats (a symbol of good fortune in Hindu culture). To the rear is a carrying handle, the base having pierced and reticulated