6 Results: india in Bendigo Region, VIC

Heavy duty cast iron - marble top table. 72cm high, top measures 60cm in diam. Not a cheaply made item from india or china Very heavy. Located in Echuca

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Industrial dust extractor 3 phase Del Star made in India. Good working condition

Australian Rules Orange Match Football New Senior Summit Sport India Leather Made in India Orange Checkout my other items, huge clearout Great as a gift or treat yourself. Postage available for $15 extra

Antique wooden chest - era unknown Was advised it was from India at time of purchase from a licensed antique shop, but I am not familiar enough with brass reliefs or the region to confidently confirm that. The wooden elements of the box appear to have previously been painted, and the handles on the box and lid were added by a prior owner. It’s a charming box but would benefit from love and care. Due to life circumstances I don’t have the time to commit to giving it the research and restorati

Offered for sale is this antique/vintage 20th Century hardwood Holy Quran/Koran or Bhagwad Geeta holder, estimated as dating from the 1900’s to 1950’s and most likely made in India or Pakistan (Swat Valley region). The elegantly-simple design features two inter-hinged panels (possibly cut from the one piece of wood), each having castellated-point ends and arched feet with stepped notches. There is also a small amount of decorative carving (some linear, some geometric). In very good original c

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century Indian repoussé silver spirit measure (called a ‘peg’), made post-WW2. Despite research the maker is currently unknown however this most likely was made in Northern India (Punjab region). The distinctive design features two repoussé bowl-cup form measures joined by a waisted shaft. Each cup has a hand-applied classical Indian foliate pattern. There is a single hole on the shaft that may have originally been for mounting a ring (to hold the cup on

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century Buddha pendant and metal chain, made post-WW2 and estimated to date from the 1970’s to 1990’s. The country of origin is unknown but could be Tibet, India, Thailand, Cambodia or perhaps Bali. Hand-carved on what may be a slice of yak horn (as buffalo horn is normally quite thin), the engaging design features a well-detailed image of the Buddha (that includes individually-cut hair curls inset with small copper/brass nails forming the ushnisha) twiste

Offered for sale is this antique 19th Century/20th Century Indian repouseé and chased brass bowl, most likely from the Punjab/Northern India region and dating from the late 1800’s to early 1900’s. There are two ways of interpreting the primary, duplicated image of a seated male figure seen on this excellent example of Indian craftsmanship. The first is it perhaps shows a Mughal-era warrior, clenching a small dagger (perhaps a dha) in each hand – calm, poised and ready for battle. The second is

Offered for sale is this unique collection of 20th Century Australian WW2 military ephemera relating to the wartime service of 2nd AIF Sergeant Frederick (Fred) George Smith (Serial No. NX60694) when serving with the 2/15th Australian Field Company in the Middle East. Born in 1902, Fred enlisted on 9 July 1940 (at the age of 38 - considered the upper age range for enlistment - the cut-off had been raised to 40 years in 1940). The 15th Australian Field Company were formed at Sydney in November 1

For sale is this glamourous pierced Tibetan/Indian pierced silver handbag. The panels have a peacock/foliage patterning. No damage or splitting. The clip holds nicely. Measures 16cm long x 11.5cm high x 7.5cm wide. Similar (but much smaller) examples usually sell for around $500 . These usually aren't stamped silver but research indicated they have an estimated silver content of around 80%. Please note I haven't conducted a formal scratch test or other assessment to confirm this. Pleas