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Fine women's silver belt - India 04.04.1914

Fine women's silver belt - India04.04.1914

Origin Indian Subcontinent | INDIA | Not specified

Material

Silver

Qualities

Collectible (fine or rare example of an object)
Excellent overall condition
Jewelry for collection or exquisite wearing.

Dimensions Length:84 cm ; width: 5 mm Weight: 51 gr

185.00 CHF

Two-stranded silver belt. The two chains of a type of work known as kamardani, they are very fine and smooth with a patina which attests an extended intensive use. The belt opens by unscrewing a typical Indian left-hand screw.

Old Indian Siver Belt 04.04.1896

Old Indian Siver Belt04.04.1896

Origin Indian Subcontinent | INDIA | Not specified

Material

Silver

Qualities

Museum quality (worthy to be added to a museum’s permanent collection)
Jewelry for collection or exquisite wearing.
High aesthetic value
Excellent overall condition

Dimensions Dimensions Length: 77 cm; width: 12 mm Weight: 277 gr

545.00 CHF

Three-stranded silver belt, probably from Hyderabad. The three chains of a type of work known as kamardani, they are very fine and smooth with a patina which attests an extended intensive use. The belt opens by unscrewing a typical Indian left-hand screw.

Women's flexible silver belt 04.04.1893

Women's flexible silver belt04.04.1893

Origin Indian Subcontinent | INDIA | Not specified

Material

Silver

Qualities

Museum quality (worthy to be added to a museum’s permanent collection)
Jewelry for collection or exquisite wearing.
Excellent overall condition

Dimensions Length: 83 cm; width: 8 mm Weight: 240 gr

365.00 CHF

Two-stranded silver belt, probably from Hyderabad. The two chains of a type of work known as kamardani. The belt opens by unscrewing a typical Indian left-hand screw.These silver belts are worn by women from Maharashtra and Anda Pradesh. A beautiful piece of traditionnal indian jewellery. The missing screw on the pictures has been found meanwhile