For a similar Mukhalinga sold in these rooms, see Classical Indian Art, 25 February 2022,

For a similar Mukhalinga sold in these rooms, see Classical Indian Art, 25 February 2022, lot 89.

Sold for ₹60,000

Auction: Classical Indian Art #2 · Todywalla Auctions · 2023-02-24 · Estimate: ₹ 50000 - ₹ 75000

Category: Metal

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• The sky-clad male figure standing on a raised lotus base, his bull emblem at the front, surrounded by an elabo
• In this rare image, Mahavira, as suggested by the inscribed numbers 24, probably identifying him as the 24th T · sold ₹6,25,000
• Of stylised form, standing on circular base, holding the stem of a padma in his beak, with short wing feathers
• South Indian bronze and brass lamps come in a variety of forms and variations which have been classified in Ca · sold ₹2,60,000
• The iconography of Keralan oil lamps is surprisingly diverse, but Gajalakshmi is a popular theme, being associ · sold ₹1,80,000
• Each of columnar form with moustachioed face of Shiva, each with headband, one with long pleated hair, beaded · sold ₹1,10,000
• In three sections, the lingam with a moustachioed head of Shiva with prominent ears, his plaited hair arranged · sold ₹3,50,000
• Oomersi Mawji, the most renowned Indian silversmith of the colonial period, was appointed Court Silversmith to · sold ₹6,50,000
• Although unmarked, the quality, style and attention to detail suggest that this is the work of Oomersi Mawji, · sold ₹8,00,000
• Indian silver produced by P. Orr and Sons depicting deities and religious processions is inspired by the bas-r · sold ₹7,00,000
• Although Bhuj seems the most likely origin of this teaset, there are some similarities with another set attrib · sold ₹4,70,000
• Oomersi Mawji is best known for his signature Bhuj style of scrolling foliage and hunting scenes combined with