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379 A group of 16 Mughal ivory gaming pieces, India, 18th century, of domed form, 12 stained and decorated in gilt, 4 of gilded ivory, each approx. 3.4cm high. (16) £600-800*


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378 An Anglo-Indian Vizagapatam ivory and horn inlaid folding chess and backgammon board of book form, India mid-19th century, together with a set of contemporary turned ivory and horn chess pieces, the box formed as twin volumes, the exterior inlaid with a chess board within typical incised and blackened interlacing narrow foliate and fruiting borders, the rounded spine fronts with foliate banded and stellar decoration, the interior lined in sandalwood with an ivory and ebony inlaid backgammon board with central foliate scroll banded vacant circular tablet, fitted with three boxes each with corresponding banded decoration centred by vacant oval floral cartouches, 46.5cm wide x 10.5cm high x 26cm deep £500-800*


380 A small bead chaupad board with 16 ivory gaming pieces, India, 20th century, 2.3cm high. (17)


Small chaupad boards such as this one are made for the wedding day either by the bride or by friends as gift and are played by the young couple usually only once. The game is then displayed in the couples home. £300-400*


381 A small bead chaupad board with 16 Belgian gilded glass gaming pieces and two ivory dice, Jasdan or Saurashtra, North West India, 19th/20th century, dice 3.6cm long; gaming piece 1.2cm high. (17) £250-350*


382 A white marble lingam and yoni, India, 19th century or earlier, carved in one piece with the lingam rising from the yoni, a spout at one end to allow unguents to run off, 50cm long x 27cm high £500-800*


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