Double-Century-Old Scalloped Wavy-Lobed Brass Kerosene Lamp (Dibi)
Double-century-old (~200 years, circa 1825) precious brass kerosene and oil lamp (local name: Padmapatra Dibi / Dibia), cast in heavy solid brass with an iconic undulating eight-lobed scalloped contour resembling an unfurling lotus petal. Modeled with a stepped circular shoulder, tall cylindrical burner wick nozzle, solid finger loop handle, and recessed circular resting foot. Diameter: 4 inches (10 cm). An exceptionally rare, extinct utilitarian folk antiquity in authentic aged patina. Opening reserve ₹8,500.
Century-Old Architectural Square-Pyramidal Brass Kerosene Lamp (Dibi)
Century-old authentic architectural square-body brass kerosene lamp (local name: Chaukona Dibi / Chaturbhuja Dibia), cast circa early 20th century in solid heavy brass. Features a distinctive geometric truncated pyramidal reservoir with four sloping roof facets, cylindrical burner neck with fitted diagonal curved snuffer spout, integral finger loop handle, and stable flat square base. Dimensions: Length 4 inches (10 cm); height 3.5 inches (8.9 cm). A remarkably rare, extinct geometric folk metalcraft heirloom in museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹7,500.
Century-Old Hand-Chased Brass Tribal Anklets (Pair - Pahuda / Painri)
Exceedingly rare century-old traditional brass anklet pair (local tribal name: Painri / Pahuda / Banki) worn by tribal women and traditionally bestowed as a cherished dowry heirloom to daughters. Crafted in lightweight beaten brass with distinctive ovoid ergonomic contours and finely chased parallel striations and geometric hatched bands. An extinct and vanishing ethnographic tribal adornment in excellent antique preservation. Opening reserve ₹8,000.
150-Year-Old Rare Heavy Cast Brass Tribal Anklets (Pair - Khagura / Goda Khadu)
Precious and exceedingly uncommon 150-year-old heavy solid-cast brass anklet pair (local tribal name: Khagura / Goda Khadu / Banka Pahuda), crafted circa mid-19th century in Odisha. Cast with substantial weight featuring an ergonomic oval form, four raised bulbous boss nodes, and banded ring collars. An extinct, obsolete ethnographic tribal prestige adornment in exceptional museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹12,500.
150-Year-Old Heavy Stout Channeled Brass Tribal Anklets (Pair - Banka Khadu)
Exceedingly rare and extinct 150-year-old heavy and stout solid-cast brass tribal anklet pair (local tribal name: Banka Khadu / Ghoda Khadu), crafted circa mid-19th century in Odisha. Cast with massive weight, deep dual-ribbed perimeter channel, and ergonomic contoured inner arch. An extinct and uncommon ethnographic tribal prestige adornment in museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹13,500.
150-Year-Old Intricately Engraved Brass Tribal Anklets (Pair - Chita Painri)
Extinct and rare 150-year-old lightweight brass tribal anklet pair (local tribal name: Chita Painri / Chita Pahuda), crafted circa mid-19th century in Odisha. Cast in lightweight hollow brass featuring peaked triangular crests, lateral knuckle bosses, and thorough surface coverage of stippled micro-engravings and granulated beads. An endangered and vanishing ethnographic bridal heirloom in museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹11,000.
150-Year-Old Monumental Heavy Saddle-Curved Brass Tribal Anklets (Pair - Banka / Tora)
Monolithic and extinct 150-year-old very heavy type solid brass tribal anklet pair (local tribal name: Banka / Tora / Banka Pahuda), cast circa mid-19th century in Odisha. Cast in massive solid brass bar featuring an undulating hyperbolic saddle curve, chamfered faceted edges, and open-gap blunt terminals. An extinct, ultra-rare ethnographic tribal prestige torque in exceptional museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹15,500.
Century-Old Auspicious Coconut-Form Brass Kerosene Lamp (Nadia Dibi)
Charming and rare century-old traditional coconut-design kerosene oil lamp cast in solid brass metal (local name: Nadia Dibi / Sriphala Dibia). Features a spherical coconut-form font, cylindrical neck with threaded burner cap, scrolled snuffer arm, integral finger loop handle, and flared pedestal base. Diameter: 3.5 inches (9 cm); Height: 4 inches (10 cm). An extinct and rare regional folk lighting heirloom in authentic antique condition. Opening reserve ₹4,000.
Century-Old Aristocratic Brass Wheeled Dhinki Toy (Mechanical Rice Husker)
Delightful and rare century-old functional miniature brass mechanical folk toy replicating the traditional pedal-operated paddy husker (local name: Dhinki / Dhenki), historically gifted by Zamindars to their grandchildren. Features a solid chassis with dual mortar wells, pivoted counterbalanced lever beam with drop pestle, and 4 spiral-grooved rolling wheels on cotter axles. Length: 4.5 inches (11 cm); Height: 2 inches (5 cm). An extinct and uncommon aristocratic folk collectible in full working order. Opening reserve ₹4,500.
Century-Old Aristocratic Brass Bedside Spittoons Ensemble (Pikadani Set of 4)
Exceedingly rare and extinct century-old graduated suite of four (4) authentic traditional brass bedside spittoons (local name: Pikadani / Pikadana), cast circa late 19th to early 20th century in Odisha. Comprises 4 distinctive architectural forms: gadrooned hourglass, serrated pie-crust rim, diamond-faceted baluster, and squat globular lota. Heights range from 5 inches (12.5 cm) to 8 inches (20 cm). An almost completely extinct ensemble of aristocratic paan salon hospitality in museum-grade preservation. Complete set of four: opening reserve ₹16,000.
Century-Old Gadrooned Hourglass Brass Bedside Spittoon (Pikadani)
Stately century-old authentic traditional brass bedside spittoon (local name: Pikadani / Pana Phika Dani), cast circa late 19th to early 20th century in solid heavy brass. Features a classical hourglass form with wide flared dished funnel rim, ring-turned waist, and diagonal spiral rope-twist gadrooned friezes on cup and spreading bell base. Height: 7 inches (17.8 cm). An extinct, authentic folk metalcraft relic of traditional domestic hospitality in untouched antique dark patina. Opening reserve ₹7,000.
Century-Old Serrated-Rim Brass Ladies' Bedside Spittoon (Pikadani)
Delightfully petite and rare century-old authentic brass ladies' bedside spittoon (local name: Zenana Pikadani / Pana Phika Dani), cast circa early 20th century in solid brass. Features a distinctive saw-tooth serrated (pie-crust) funnel rim, hourglass waisted body, diagonal rope-twist gadrooned relief friezes, and flared pedestal base. Height: 5 inches (12.7 cm). An extinct, charming folk metalcraft relic of traditional women's chamber hospitality in authentic golden-olive patina. Opening reserve ₹5,500.
Century-Old Diamond-Faceted Baluster Brass Bedside Spittoon (Pikadani)
Charming and graceful century-old authentic brass ladies' bedside spittoon (local name: Pikadani / Pana Phika Dani), cast circa early 20th century in solid brass. Features a slender baluster goblet form with flared trumpet funnel rim, ringed neck, relief diamond-lozenge faceted knop, and stepped pedestal foot. Height: 6.5 inches (16.5 cm). An extinct, beautiful folk metalcraft relic of traditional bedside domestic hospitality in warm antique brass patina. Opening reserve ₹3,000.
Century-Old Squat Globular Heavy Brass Bedside Spittoon (Pikadani)
Delightfully stout and charming century-old authentic brass ladies' bedside spittoon (local name: Golaka Pikadani / Lota Pikadana), cast circa early 20th century in heavy solid brass. Features a compressed spherical globular font, wide sloping dished funnel mouth, and weighted flat base for spill-proof bedside placement. Height: 4.5 inches (11.5 cm); Rim Diameter: 5 inches (12.7 cm). An extinct, beautiful folk metalcraft relic of traditional village bedroom hospitality in mellow antique brass patina. Opening reserve ₹4,000.
Sacred Heavy Solid-Cast Brass Varaha Avatar Mask (Lord Vishnu / Panjurli)
Extraordinary and uncommon sacred ritual brass temple mask of Lord Varaha (the Boar incarnation of Lord Vishnu / Panjurli Daiva). Cast in massive solid heavy brass weighing 3.750 kg, featuring curving tusks, an openwork pierced flame Prabhavali halo, pearl-beaded spinal crest, and finely textured leaf-shaped ears in rich antique bronze finish. Height: 8 inches (20.3 cm); Diameter: 7 inches (17.8 cm). An exceptional sacred masterpiece in museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹25,000.
Century-Old Resonating Bell-Bronze Pakhala Dining Bowl (Singing Bati)
Authentic century-old hand-forged high-tin bell bronze (Kansa) dining and singing bowl (local name: Kansa Pakhala Gina / Bati), crafted circa early 20th century in Odisha. Features a spherical basin holding ~1 litre of fermented rice water (Pakhala Bhat), rolled rim lip for comfortable sipping, and sustained harmonic acoustic resonance. Weight: ~650 grams. An extinct, healthy Ayurvedic culinary heirloom in museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹9,500.
Double-Century-Old Ayurvedic Pure Copper Betel Casket (Tamra Pana Batta)
Exceedingly rare and precious double-century-old (~200 years) authentic pure copper betel leaf container (local name: Tamra Pana Batta / Pana Daba), hand-crafted circa 1825 in Odisha. Traditionally used by affluent families to preserve and potentiate the medicinal properties of betel leaves. Features a 10-inch heavy copper cylindrical drum, architectural stupa-domed lid, tiered temple spire finial, and lockable palmette hasp clasp. Diameter: 10 inches (25.4 cm); Height: 11 inches (28 cm). An extinct aristocratic and Ayurvedic treasure in museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹18,000.
Century-Old Sacred Fluted Brass Temple Kirtan Drum (Kirtan Khola / Mridanga)
Exceedingly rare and extinct century-old authentic brass-bodied devotional temple drum (local name: Pitala Kirtan Khola / Mridanga), crafted circa early 20th century in Odisha. Features a hand-fluted solid brass resonator shell, traditional rawhide tension straps, braided leather hoops, and brazed carrying ring in fully functional playing condition. Length: 23 inches (58.4 cm); Height/Diameter: 1 foot (30.5 cm). An extinct, sacred Vaishnavite ethnomusicological masterpiece in museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹19,000.
Monumental Solid-Cast Brass Statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (Iron Man of India)
Magnificent and finely sculpted solid-cast brass statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (The Iron Man of India). Measuring 16 inches (40.6 cm) in height and weighing a massive 4.5 kg, this commanding sculpture depicts the Great Sardar standing resolute in traditional dhoti, vest, and shawl upon a tiered brass pedestal. An imposing national commemorative masterpiece in pristine museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹25,000.
Double-Century-Old Aristocratic Heavy Brass Charcoal Brazier (Umhei / Angithi)
Monolithic and extinct double-century-old (~200 years) authentic heavy solid-cast brass charcoal hearth warmer (local name: Umhei / Angithi), crafted circa early 19th century in Odisha. Used by affluent families during winter nights to radiate clean ember heat and incense throughout salons. Features an expansive 12-inch fire basin, dual lifting lug handles, and an arched convection draft port upon a stepped pedestal base. Weight: 3.5 kg; Diameter: 12 inches (30.5 cm); Height: 7 inches (17.8 cm). An extinct aristocratic domestic treasure in museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹18,500.